Latest Recapitalisation News

Keybridge Capital has obtained a $9.3 million bridge funding facility from Active Asset Management, supported by an ASX waiver allowing the deal without prior shareholder approval. The funding aims to address urgent liquidity and solvency challenges while trading remains suspended.

Elanor Investors Group updates on its ongoing asset divestment program, debt covenant negotiations, and corporate governance reforms as it navigates balance sheet challenges and strategic options.

Metro Performance Glass has locked in a minimum $15 million capital raise and a new three-year loan facility, positioning itself for growth with Amari Metals Australia set to become the majority shareholder.

Lodestar Minerals announces a $2.2 million two-tranche capital raising to advance its Chile exploration projects and evaluate new opportunities, signaling renewed investor confidence.

Orpheus Uranium announces key board retirements and leadership shifts as it intensifies its focus on uranium exploration and project acquisitions.

GBM Resources secures $13 million through a strategic placement, repays $6.2 million in debt, and restructures its board to accelerate exploration in the Drummond Basin. The company also regains full ownership of the Twin Hills gold asset, positioning itself for growth.

Conico Ltd has resolved a significant legal dispute with Cartwright Drilling and announced a $2.09 million recapitalisation plan involving convertible loans, a rights offer, and a share consolidation, all pending shareholder approval.

Story-i Limited reported a significant AUD 24.17 million loss for FY2024, driven by the receivership and liquidation of its Indonesian Apple reseller business. The company is now focused on recapitalisation and securing new investments to revive operations.

Toys’R’Us ANZ Limited has appointed voluntary administrators after abandoning its recapitalisation efforts, with ASX trading suspended immediately. The company aims to explore restructuring or sale options while maintaining operations.

Toys"R"Us ANZ Limited reported a significant increase in product margins and sales revenue despite inventory challenges, while advancing a recapitalisation plan to secure its financial future.

Lucapa Diamond Company Limited’s shares remain suspended following the appointment of voluntary administrators, highlighting severe financial distress and regulatory breaches.

Lucapa Diamond Company and its subsidiaries have appointed voluntary administrators as they embark on a dual-track recapitalisation and sale process to address financial distress.