Latest Regulatory Approval News

Prescient Therapeutics launches a $7 million Share Purchase Plan at an 18.8% discount to fund advancement of its PTX-100 cancer therapy beyond a key 2026 Dose Optimisation Committee review.

Scentre Group reported a 24.6% jump in half-year profit to $974.5 million despite an 8.3% dip in revenue, driven by strategic sales and robust leasing activity. The group upgraded its full-year FFO and distribution guidance, highlighting a confident outlook.

Nanosonics reported steady FY26 revenue growth driven by its trophon disinfection platform and advanced the CORIS System towards commercial launch, backed by a strong balance sheet and a new $40 million share buyback.

SkyCity Entertainment Group turned down two unsolicited takeover proposals from Oaktree Capital and another party, citing undervaluation and onerous conditions. The company remains focused on its asset sales and operational reset.

Scentre Group has sold half ownership of Westfield Mt Gravatt to Australian Retirement Trust for $882.5 million, marking a strategic joint venture and a 3.5% premium to book value.

WIN Metals has completed a preliminary study for the Radio Gold Project, revealing a low-capital restart plan targeting 20,200 ounces of gold production over 29 months with an 11-month payback period.

Discovery Alaska Limited (ASX: DAF) has secured a strategic foothold in Western Australia’s Murchison Goldfields through the acquisition of the Cuddingwarra Gold Project, backed by a $900,000 placement to fund exploration and expansion.

EMVision Medical Devices has made significant strides in its emu™ bedside scanner pivotal trial and First Responder program, boosting FY26 revenue by 57% while trimming its net loss by 15%.

Bendigo and Adelaide Bank reports a $375.1 million statutory profit for FY26, reversing last year’s loss, while committing $70 million to a multi-year risk rectification program and declaring a fully franked 33 cent dividend.

Neometals faces uncertainty over $7.5 million owed from its Tranche 2 placement but gains financial flexibility through a new $2 million standby debt facility with a former chairman's company.

Eminence Minerals has lodged exploration licence applications for a nearly 3,700-hectare rare earths project in southern Bahia, Brazil, positioning itself alongside major peer IMC Rare Earths in a promising district. The company plans a measured exploration approach amid technical uncertainties around the underlying geology.

New Frontier Minerals spotlights Eldorado as a priority copper target with extensive surface anomalies, while pushing forward with regulatory approval for its flagship Big One Deposit mining lease.