Latest Liquidity News

Norwood Systems has extended the repayment date on its key loan facility to July 31, 2025, with the principal reduced to $318,341 following significant repayments. This move supports the company’s ongoing growth initiatives, including its recent Optus contract win.

Laramide Resources has announced a $10 million private placement to fund critical US permitting and corporate activities, with major shareholder Boss Energy backing the raise.

Aeris Resources has completed the drawdown of a $60 million Guarantee Facility from Washington H. Soul Pattinson, alongside an extension of its Term Facility, freeing up restricted cash and reinforcing its financial flexibility.

The Federal Court of Australia has approved Dollarama’s acquisition of The Reject Shop, setting the stage for a significant shift in the Australian discount retail landscape. Shareholders are poised to receive a special dividend and a cash payout as the scheme becomes effective.

Electro Optic Systems has received A$60 million following the finalisation of a major contract, lifting its cash balance to approximately A$130 million as of June 30, 2025.

Mount Hope Mining Limited has successfully closed its Loyalty Option Offer, which was oversubscribed by almost 100%, raising $103,125 to support its exploration ambitions.

Kinterra has increased its takeover offer for New World Resources to A$0.062 per share, positioning its bid as superior and less conditional than rival Central Metals Asia’s scheme proposal. With a significant stake and strategic moves underway, the battle for NWR ownership intensifies.

Lightning Minerals Ltd has resumed trading on the ASX following its announcement of a proposed acquisition and capital raising, signaling renewed investor interest.

Chilwa Minerals has announced a significant 85% increase in its Heavy Mineral Sands resource, now totaling 110 million tonnes at 4.03% total heavy minerals, with 71% classified as Indicated. This upgrade sets the stage for upcoming feasibility studies and further resource enhancements.

Strickland Metals has agreed to sell its Yandal Gold Project to Gateway Mining for A$45 million in equity, enabling a strategic pivot to its substantial Rogozna Project in Serbia. Shareholders will receive most of the Gateway shares through an in-specie distribution, maintaining exposure to Yandal’s future potential.

Gateway Mining Limited has agreed to acquire Strickland Metals’ Yandal Gold Project for $45 million in shares, adding a 400,400-ounce inferred gold resource to its portfolio. The acquisition, pending shareholder approvals, positions Gateway for significant exploration and development in Western Australia’s prolific goldfields.

Gateway Mining Limited has agreed to acquire Strickland Metals’ Yandal Gold Project for $45 million in shares, adding a 400,400-ounce inferred gold resource to its portfolio. The deal, pending shareholder approvals, sets the stage for accelerated exploration and development in Western Australia’s prolific goldfields.