Latest Recapitalisation News

Chimeric Therapeutics remains suspended from ASX trading after failing to lodge its FY2026 financial statements, with the company reporting an approximate $7.7 million net asset deficiency and unresolved creditor negotiations. Potential recapitalisation interest has emerged, but no binding funding or settlement agreement has been reached.

Group 6 Metals has posted a dramatic FY26 turnaround, with revenue reaching $129.0 million and net profit after tax rising to $148.2 million. The stronger balance sheet now faces its next test: converting stockpile-fed production and newly started underground mining into repeatable cash generation.

Investor Centre’s FY2025 report lays bare the financial strain behind its proposed revival: revenue collapsed, cash fell to just $3,320 and liabilities exceeded assets by $3.81 million. The company is now relying on an unsecured Lake Volta Investments facility and a non-binding restructuring plan after its brokerage subsidiary lost its AFSL.

Reedy Lagoon is relying on shareholder approval for a $1.8 million underwritten placement after ending the year with $44,416 in cash and a material uncertainty over its ability to continue as a going concern. The recapitalisation would fund exploration, but comes with substantial dilution and a staged repayment of related-party debt.

Conico's statutory loss widened sharply in FY2026, largely because of non-cash share-based payments linked to its recapitalisation. The company ended the year debt free with $2.53 million in cash, but warned that funding remains critical as it prepares for Mt Thirsty drilling.

Pengana International Equities has cancelled 151.1 million shares in a $183.28 million buy-back, leaving a much smaller listed investment company and three fewer directors. The reconstituted board will review capital options before deciding whether to pursue a future rights issue.

EQ Resources has completed a sharp financial turnaround, moving from solvency concerns to a A$7.1 million FY2026 profit and A$28.2 million of cash. The recovery comes with lower annual production, serious safety shortcomings and substantial dilution, leaving execution as the test for its A$39 million Mt Carbine expansion.

AdNeo Limited (ASX: AD1) nearly doubled operating revenue in FY26 and delivered its first full-year operating cash inflow, marking a sharp turnaround after the Learnt Global acquisition. The recovery remains incomplete, with a $3.97 million loss, significant current liabilities and an auditor-drawn material uncertainty over going concern.

Reedy Lagoon has secured a fully underwritten $1.8 million placement that would more than double its shares on issue, while related-party debt is shifted to an interest-free 24-month repayment plan. The recapitalisation also brings a leadership change, with Geof Fethers retiring as managing director and Ish Peries joining the board.

Babylon Pump & Power (ASX:BPP) says it has satisfied the conditions attached to its revised NAB debt facilities and has sufficient working capital after completing its recapitalisation. The company is now positioning itself as a focused water-management rental business, although ASX has not yet confirmed when trading will resume.

Pure Foods Tasmania reported a $8.78 million loss for FY26, largely driven by significant non-cash write-offs, while operational changes and acquisitions aim to stabilise growth.

Babylon Pump & Power reported a $5.2 million EBITDA loss in FY26 amid legacy maintenance struggles but saw its rental segment revenue surge 160%. The company exited maintenance post-year end and raised $7.27 million to strengthen its balance sheet and fund rental growth.