Latest Regulatory News

Sprintex Limited has raised $1.5 million through a strategic placement to advance its ammonia-reduction technology in Europe, supported by pending orders worth €9.3 million. The funding underscores growing investor confidence amid tightening environmental regulations.

Syntara Limited has reported positive final data from its Phase 2a trial of amsulostat in myelofibrosis, demonstrating significant symptom relief and spleen volume reduction with a favorable safety profile. These results pave the way for advancing clinical development and partnership discussions.

InFocus Group Holdings has launched a dedicated iGaming business unit, aiming to capitalize on the booming $95 billion online gaming industry with key contracts and digital asset integration.

Orthocell has appointed its first Canadian distributor for Remplir, its innovative nerve repair device, ahead of an official launch at a major surgical conference in Vancouver. The move marks a significant step in expanding the product’s international footprint.

Australian Vanadium Limited has locked in a US$10 million secured loan from major shareholder RCF to advance its flagship vanadium project and prepare for a significant government battery storage tender.

Osmond Resources is set to begin a 15-hole drilling campaign at its Orion EU Critical Minerals Project in Spain, aiming to validate mineral continuity and grade. This move is a key step toward fast-tracking development amid strong EU support for critical minerals.

Vanguard Investments Australia has announced estimated distribution amounts for 20 of its ETFs, with payments scheduled for mid-October 2025. Investors can expect detailed income figures across Australian and international equity and fixed income funds.

Wia Gold Limited has completed a Scoping Study for its Kokoseb Gold Project in Namibia, confirming its potential as a long-life, economically viable open pit mine with strong financial metrics and a clear path to development.

Southern Cross Media Group and Seven West Media have agreed to merge in an all-scrip deal, creating a dominant integrated TV, audio, and digital platform across Australia. The merger aims to unlock significant cost synergies and expand audience reach across metropolitan and regional markets.

Seven West Media and Southern Cross Media have announced a proposed all-scrip merger to create a leading integrated media company spanning TV, audio, digital, and publishing platforms across Australia.

Southern Cross Media Group and Seven West Media have agreed to merge, creating a dominant integrated TV, audio, and digital platform in Australia. The deal promises significant cost synergies and shareholder value accretion, pending regulatory and shareholder approvals.

Seven West Media and Southern Cross Media have agreed to merge, creating a dominant integrated media company with extensive reach across TV, audio, and digital platforms in Australia. The merger promises significant cost synergies and enhanced shareholder value, pending regulatory and shareholder approvals.