Latest Regulatory And Legal News

Superior Resources Limited has had its trading suspension lifted following key announcements about court orders and a new prospectus, signaling a pivotal moment for the mining explorer.

The Supreme Court of Western Australia has cleared the way for Superior Resources to resume trading by validating a contentious share issue from October 2025. This legal resolution lifts previous restrictions, allowing the company’s shares to be freely traded on the ASX once again.

Block, Inc. reported a modest 2% revenue increase in Q3 2025 driven by growth in its Cash App and Square segments, alongside a $461.5 million net income. The company issued $2.2 billion in senior notes and repurchased $1.5 billion in stock, while navigating ongoing regulatory scrutiny and legal challenges.

Mayne Pharma updates shareholders on the extended Foreign Investment Review Board approval deadline and the rescheduled court hearing for its acquisition scheme by Cosette Australia BidCo.

Cann Group Limited (ASX, CAN) launches a $2.5 million Share Purchase Plan offering eligible shareholders discounted shares and attaching options, supporting its recent debt restructure and growth ambitions.

Netwealth has lodged a formal application for government financial assistance following a $101 million exposure linked to alleged fraud in the First Guardian Master Fund, impacting over a thousand members.

Dundee Precious Metals has completed its acquisition of Adriatic Metals through a UK court-sanctioned scheme, leading to Adriatic's delisting and a significant board reshuffle. The deal sets the stage for DPM’s ASX debut with new shares trading from mid-September.

Dundee Precious Metals has received court sanction for its recommended acquisition of Adriatic Metals, paving the way for a scheme of arrangement expected to take effect on 3 September 2025. The transaction will result in Adriatic shares being cancelled and DPM’s listing on the ASX as a foreign exempt entity.

Phoslock Environmental Technologies reports a sharp revenue increase driven by Brazil and international markets, yet continues to face significant losses and ongoing legal challenges.

The Star Entertainment Group reported a challenging FY25 with a $471.5 million statutory net loss and a $77.1 million EBITDA loss before significant items, driven by regulatory reforms and market share declines. The group secured a $300 million strategic investment to support its turnaround efforts amid ongoing legal and licensing uncertainties.

The Star Entertainment Group reported a $471.5 million net loss for FY25, marking a 72% improvement from the prior year but underscored by ongoing regulatory challenges and a complex joint venture exit.

Zoono Group Limited reported a 19.1% revenue increase to NZ$1.25 million for FY2025, alongside a significantly reduced net loss. The company is pivoting towards B2B markets, focusing on antimicrobial and shelf-life extension technologies, supported by a recent AUD 1.78 million capital raise.