Latest Refinancing News

TZ Limited has responded to ASX queries over the deferral of a A$2.75 million debt repayment, asserting the delay was already well disclosed and unlikely to impact its share price materially.

OM Holdings reported a modest decline in FY2025 revenue and EBITDA amid subdued market conditions but maintains a positive cash position and sets a stable production outlook for FY2026.

ADX Energy has secured a crucial extension on its loan note repayments, unlocking financial flexibility to advance multiple drilling and development projects across Austria and Italy.

Janus Electric has locked in a $2.75 million R&D finance facility, strengthening its cash position to push forward with its zero-emission transport innovations. This strategic funding avoids shareholder dilution while supporting ongoing technology development.

Pioneer Credit has raised its FY26 net profit after tax guidance to at least $23 million, driven by significant interest savings from repricing its debt facilities. This marks a notable upgrade reflecting stronger earnings and a healthier capital structure.

Manuka Resources has locked in a US$30 million senior secured loan facility with Nebari to refinance debt and fund production at its Wonawinta and Canbelego mines, positioning itself to capitalise on the current precious metals cycle.

Findi Limited has raised A$25 million through an institutional placement to refinance its Indian subsidiary’s balance sheet, reduce debt, and accelerate its ATM rollout and digital payments growth.

The Star Entertainment Group reports a $110 million statutory loss for H1 FY26 as it undertakes major operational restructuring and seeks refinancing amid challenging market conditions.

The Star Entertainment Group reported a 10% drop in H1 FY26 revenue, offset by a 71% improvement in EBITDA, while navigating ongoing licence suspensions and a critical refinancing process.

Mustera Property Group reported a 45% revenue increase to $7.28 million for the half-year ending December 2025, driven by strong sales at its Forbes Residences project. Despite this growth, the company posted a net loss of $724,430, narrowing its deficit from the previous year as it advances its key North Fremantle development.

Peak Processing Limited reported a sharp 47.7% revenue drop and a 257.7% increase in losses for H1 2026, alongside a significant asset impairment and ongoing going concern concerns.

Pure Foods Tasmania reports a $6.85 million half-year loss, driven by a strategic operational reset and loan covenant breach, while showing signs of stabilisation and margin improvement.