Latest Regulatory Approval News

Adamantem Capital Management has completed its due diligence on Apiam Animal Health and extended its exclusivity period to negotiate a potential $0.87 per share acquisition. The deal remains subject to approvals and binding agreements.

Eastern Metals Limited has entered a definitive agreement to acquire Raptor Resources Limited, adding significant copper and gold assets in Canada and Western Australia, alongside a planned capital raise to fund exploration and ASX reinstatement.

Dimerix’s latest PARASOL collaboration analysis reinforces proteinuria as a pivotal endpoint in their Phase 3 FSGS trial, setting the stage for FDA discussions on accelerated approval pathways.

EV Resources has entered a binding agreement to sell its Khartoum Project to Koba Resources for $700,000 cash plus a royalty, marking a strategic pivot towards its antimony assets and US critical minerals ambitions.

Mesoblast Limited reports a robust 66% increase in Ryoncil revenues for Q2 2025, driven by strong market adoption and new Medicare reimbursement codes.

Macro Metals Limited confirms key permitting milestones and advances offtake negotiations for its Extension Iron Ore Project, targeting construction readiness by late 2026.

Frontier Energy unveils an ambitious multi-stage expansion of its Waroona Renewable Energy Project, targeting 1GW of solar and 660MW of battery storage to support Western Australia’s coal phase-out.

Tombador Iron Limited, soon to be Atomic Eagle Limited, is set to acquire Canadian uranium explorer GoviEx Uranium Inc and relist on the ASX, backed by a $5–10 million capital raise to advance its flagship Muntanga Uranium Project in Zambia.

Snow Lake Resources is set to acquire Global Uranium, creating a leading U.S.-focused uranium developer with a diversified portfolio and enhanced market presence. The merger promises scale, strategic synergies, and exposure to critical nuclear fuel cycle technologies amid supportive U.S. policies.

Global Uranium and Snow Lake Resources have agreed to merge, creating a leading U.S.-focused uranium company valued at A$44.5 million. The deal consolidates key assets and promises enhanced exploration and development opportunities.

Pioneer Lithium refines its exploration focus, prioritizing its US uranium projects with Skull Creek nearing drill readiness, while withdrawing from a Namibian uranium asset to optimize capital and value creation.

Capricorn Metals delivered a robust start to FY26 with record quarterly gold production at Karlawinda, while advancing major expansion projects on schedule and within budget.