Latest Operational Performance News

Vonex Limited has announced a $13.9 million non-renounceable entitlement offer to reduce its substantial debt, with major shareholder Maxo Telecommunications underwriting the raise. The move comes as CEO Ian Porter prepares to depart, marking a pivotal moment for the telecommunications provider.

Mako Gold Limited’s securities have been suspended from ASX trading following Aurum Resources’ dispatch of compulsory acquisition notices, signaling a pivotal ownership transition.

Top Shelf International Holdings reports a $2 million underlying EBITDA loss in Q2 FY25, while pursuing the sale of its Campbellfield facility and exploring capital raising options amid ongoing trading suspension.

Hansen Technologies has secured a pivotal five-year, A$50 million contract with Virgin Media Limited (VMO2), licensing its cloud-native software suite to enhance VMO2’s operational platforms and customer engagement.

Resolute Mining announces the immediate departure of CEO Terry Holohan, appointing Chris Eger as the new CEO and Dave Jackson as CFO, signaling a strategic leadership transition.

Rewardle Holdings reports a strong December quarter with positive cash flow and a significant valuation uplift in its CloudHolter partnership, underpinning its multi-pronged growth strategy.

Strandline Resources reports a decline in mineral sands production and sales in the December 2024 quarter, impacted by lower ore grades and mechanical setbacks, while actively negotiating debt restructuring and advancing key infrastructure projects.

LawFinance Limited has completed a significant debt restructuring, easing financial pressures, but faces ongoing challenges with declining cash collections and uncertain progress on its Trident Health Group initiative.

Central Petroleum Limited reported a solid quarter ending December 31, 2024, driven by increased gas production from new wells and a restructured loan facility that enhances financial flexibility.

X64’s December 2024 quarterly report reveals a 6% rise in gold production to 13,895 ounces alongside a reduction in all-in sustaining costs to US$1,994 per ounce, underpinned by strong underground drilling results and advancing Tigerway decline development.

Ten Sixty Four Limited reports a 9% rise in gold production to 13,123 ounces and a reduction in all-in-sustaining costs to US$2,045 per ounce for the September 2024 quarter, while advancing its Tigerway Decline project and navigating ongoing restructuring.

Ten Sixty Four Limited’s latest quarterly report reveals a notable decline in gold production alongside increased all-in sustaining costs, as the company advances its mine development and navigates a complex restructuring process.