Latest Ownership Structure News

Carnaby Resources has acquired the remaining 17.5% stake in the Greater Duchess Copper Gold Joint Venture, consolidating 100% ownership and streamlining development plans ahead of a key pre-feasibility study.

Pacific Current Group reports a 3.1% decline in funds under management in Australian dollars for Q4 FY25, driven largely by currency appreciation despite modest inflows and performance gains in native currencies.

Energy Resources of Australia (ERA) reports ongoing legal challenges over the Jabiluka Mineral Lease and compulsory acquisition objections requiring Federal Court approval, while investing heavily in Ranger Project rehabilitation.

Tanami Gold NL reported significant drilling progress at its Central Tanami Project with promising gold intercepts at Jims Gold Mine, while Mount Gibson Iron moves to acquire a 50% stake in the joint venture.

Identitii Limited has refinanced a $0.8 million loan with an interest-free facility from its largest shareholder, Beauvais Capital, reducing interest expenses and freeing up company assets.

Ardea Resources reports significant progress on its Kalgoorlie Nickel Project, completing key drilling and metallurgical work while securing $4.6 million in strategic funding from Sumitomo Metal Mining. The company remains well-funded as its joint venture partners advance the Definitive Feasibility Study.

West African Resources delivered solid Q2 gold production and cash flow, with the Kiaka project completing construction early and under budget. High-grade drilling results at M1 South promise further resource growth.

Comet Resources has sold a significant stake in International Graphite, using part of the proceeds to clear its debt, triggering a board resignation and signaling a shift in shareholder dynamics.

AVJennings Limited has issued over 6.7 million shares to satisfy the vesting of performance and retention rights as part of its ongoing acquisition by Proprium Capital Partners and AVID entities.

Carawine Resources advances exploration planning at Paterson and other projects while facing a pivotal court decision on shareholder compulsory acquisition and securing a $1.7 million loan to sustain operations.

AVJennings Limited shares will halt trading following court approval of a takeover scheme by PM Nominees C Pty Ltd, marking a pivotal shift for the property developer.

The Supreme Court of New South Wales has approved the acquisition scheme for AVJennings Limited, paving the way for a significant ownership change and imminent suspension of its shares on major exchanges.