Latest Redomiciliation News

Sunrise Energy Metals has approved development of its Syerston Scandium Project in New South Wales, targeting first commercial production in the second half of 2028. The decision moves the project into construction while leaving financing, listing and execution milestones ahead.

IperionX has validated titanium powder capacity above 200 tonnes per annum and lifted quarterly production to 8.7 tonnes, while a new U.S. Army task order funds further manufacturing scale-up. The company ended September with US$63.0 million in cash and US$33.7 million of obligated government funding still available for reimbursement.

Titomic has strengthened its balance sheet with A$16.5 million in new equity and approval for a further US$10.3 million EXIM loan, while reporting more than A$11.8 million in orders since September. The progress comes with a sharper funding test: quarter-end cash was A$18.1 million after a A$10.4 million operating outflow, and the EXIM facility remains undrawn.

Sunrise Energy Metals has completed key Syerston engineering work and received a conditional commitment for up to US$400 million in long-term debt from the U.S. Office of Strategic Capital. The project’s revised scope now carries an estimated A$450 million to A$475 million capital cost, while the proposed Nasdaq redomiciliation remains subject to multiple approvals.

Sunrise Energy Metals has signed a scheme deed to move its parent company from Australia to Delaware and make Nasdaq its primary listing, while retaining ASX exposure through CDIs. The proposed one-for-one exchange remains subject to shareholder, court, regulatory and listing approvals.

Titomic has set 30 November 2026 as its current target to complete a proposed move of its parent company from Australia to the United States. The ASX listing would remain, but investors would hold CHESS Depositary Interests in the new US entity if shareholders, the Court and other conditions approve the scheme.

IperionX plans to relocate its parent company to Texas and list directly on Nasdaq, aligning its corporate structure with its US operations. The appointment of manufacturing veteran Michael J. Loparco aims to bolster the company’s industrial scale-up.

Amaero Inc. capped FY2026 with a record A$18.1 million revenue, expanded its production capacity, and landed a A$6.5 million US Department of War contract to develop alternative refractory alloy powders.

Titomic Limited updates investors that its planned shift of corporate domicile from Australia to the US is still underway but the timeline has slipped, with a revised schedule expected by late July or August 2026.

Nova Minerals has achieved gold recoveries exceeding 95% from low-grade Korbel ore using coarse particle flotation, producing concentrates up to 26.7 g/t Au. This breakthrough could cut costs and unlock more of the resource in its Alaska Estelle project.

Nova Minerals Corp. (ASX: NVA) has had its trading suspension lifted as of 18 June 2026, following the implementation of shareholder and warrant holder schemes of arrangement.

Amara Minerals secured a $2.2 million placement at a 25% premium, with Nova Minerals increasing its strategic investment by $500,000. Meanwhile, Nova Minerals completed its redomiciliation to the US, listing on NYSE American and delisting from ASX.