Latest Recovery Actions News

Fatfish reported A$1.041 million in cash after selling Fatberry Thailand, but its delayed Q3 CY2025 update leaves the company suspended and unable to quantify the potential impact of alleged improper conduct. Operating cash outflows reached A$0.252 million during the quarter ended 30 September 2025.

DGR Global ended September with A$54.4 million in cash after investing almost A$5 million in Sunstone Metals, while unpaid Savannah royalties and an Armour Energy appeal add uncertainty. The explorer is redirecting its post-SolGold balance sheet towards copper-gold projects in Queensland and Ecuador.

Ovanti’s Malaysian subsidiary iSentric has secured a RM5.17 million High Court judgment, worth about A$1.78 million, against two companies tied to historical transactions. The company is also preparing further claims against former directors, officers and auditors, with estimated outstanding claims of up to A$20 million, although no recovery is guaranteed.

360 Capital Mortgage REIT is appointing receivers across its Bathla-related loans and preparing to sell 162 homes, apartments, townhouses and land lots. The Trust retains $6.3 million in cash and expects monthly distributions to continue, but their level may fluctuate as recoveries progress.

Keybridge Capital Limited confirms ongoing financial support from WAM Active and outlines plans to meet overdue reporting obligations ahead of a potential ASX delisting.

Fatfish Group has revealed improper conduct by a former service provider that delayed its 2024 financial reporting, while outlining ongoing legal actions and a strategy to relist on the ASX within four months.

Keybridge Capital has posted a $6.14 million loss for the half-year ended 31 December 2024, driven by legacy governance issues and significant legal costs. A new board, appointed following court intervention, is now focused on stabilising the company and pursuing recovery actions.

Dubber Corporation has initiated court proceedings against its former auditors following a $26.6 million misappropriation uncovered in FY24, aiming to restore financial stability by year-end.

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.