Latest Liquidity News

Energy Transition Minerals Ltd has issued over 238 million shares to OCJ Investment and updated its Share Purchase Plan timetable to raise up to $3 million, signaling a strategic capital boost.

Nutritional Growth Solutions Ltd has clarified discrepancies in its June 2025 quarterly reports, attributing changes to timing and classification adjustments, while reaffirming its financial health and governance compliance.

WAM Capital Limited’s July 2025 update reveals a robust net tangible asset position and a healthy interim dividend, underpinned by strong performances from key holdings ALS and HUB24.

Chrysos Corporation reported a strong FY25 with 46% revenue growth and key contracts signed with industry leaders, setting an optimistic tone for FY26.

ASF Group Limited has announced an on-market buy-back of up to 79 million shares, representing about 10% of its issued capital, set to begin in late August 2025.

Tuas Limited has raised A$385 million through an institutional placement at $5.51 per share to fund its acquisition of M1, while also initiating a share purchase plan to raise an additional A$50 million from existing shareholders.

Life360, Inc. reported a return to profitability in Q2 2025, driven by strong subscription growth and strategic partnerships, while also announcing a leadership transition and issuing $320 million in convertible notes.

Platinum Asia Investments Limited (PAI) held a pivotal Scheme Meeting seeking shareholder approval to restructure by exchanging shares for units in the Platinum Asia Fund Complex ETF (PAXX), accompanied by a special dividend payment. The outcome will reshape PAI’s investment management and ownership structure.

Platinum Capital Limited has withdrawn its proposed scheme of arrangement due to insufficient shareholder support and is now seeking approval for an on-market buy-back of up to 50% of its shares, aiming to enhance liquidity for investors.

Platinum Asia Investments has released detailed examples illustrating how its upcoming special dividend and share-for-unit exchange will be calculated as part of a major restructure scheduled for late August.

Coronado Global Resources reported breakeven EBITDA in Q2 2025 despite a 24% drop in coal prices, driven by significant cost reductions and ramping up of expansion projects. The company forecasts stronger profitability and cash flow in the second half, supported by improved production and liquidity.

Coronado Global Resources reported a $172.4 million net loss for the half-year ended June 30, 2025, driven by falling metallurgical coal prices and reduced sales volumes. The company initiated liquidity measures including a $75 million coal prepayment and debt refinancing, but credit rating downgrades have cast doubt on its going concern status.