Latest Loan Arrangements News

Matrix Composites & Engineering has fully redeemed its $7.5 million convertible note, replacing it with a new term loan facility from NAB that offers improved terms and a streamlined debt structure.

EcoGraf Limited advances key milestones in its vertically integrated battery anode materials business, including nearing completion of debt financing for the Epanko Graphite Project and securing a pivotal HFfree purification patent.

Wellnex Life Limited announces the resignation of CEO Zack Bozinovski, who will remain with the company until April 2026, while a $2.3 million loan repayment schedule is negotiated.

News Corporation is conducting a $456 million secondary offering of 14 million Class B shares by selling stockholders amid a significant Murdoch family trust restructuring. The company itself is not selling shares and will not receive proceeds.

Rewardle Holdings clarifies its complex relationship with CloudHolter and updates on Pepper Leaf loan litigation, addressing ASX concerns over financial reporting delays.

Wingara AG Limited has officially terminated its planned placement and loan agreement with Terra Firma Equity Limited, leaving its capital raising strategy uncertain.

Austral Gold's Argentine subsidiary has refinanced its debt with a new $1.3 million unsecured loan from a related party, extending repayment terms and managing its financial obligations amid ongoing growth plans.

Fortescue has secured a landmark RMB 14.2 billion syndicated term loan, marking the first such facility by an Australian corporate and underscoring its deepening ties with China to support its decarbonisation goals.

XPON Technologies reported a strong Q4 FY25 with a 27% revenue jump driven by its Alpha Digital acquisition, while targeting positive EBITDA and cash flow from Q2 FY26.

Syrah Resources has launched a A$70 million equity raising and secured a two-year forbearance on its US Department of Energy loan, bolstering its cash position and operational flexibility amid ongoing challenges.

Mineral Resources Limited’s majority-owned Resource Development Group has entered voluntary administration after a funding request was declined, prompting an expected impairment in MinRes’s FY25 results.

Mineral Resources Limited’s majority-owned Resource Development Group has entered voluntary administration, prompting MinRes to prepare for a significant non-cash impairment in its FY25 results. The unfolding administration process raises questions about the future of RDG and its impact on MinRes shareholders.