Latest Regulatory News

Nova Minerals has achieved a remarkable 132% upgrade in antimony grade through ore sorting at its Estelle Project in Alaska, advancing its goal to establish a strategic U.S. supply chain amid critical mineral shortages.

Prophecy International Holdings has agreed to acquire Complexica in a transformative merger, creating Complexica Group Limited, an ASX-listed AI pure play software company with enhanced scale and growth potential.

Silk Logistics Holdings Limited will be suspended from ASX trading following court approval of its acquisition by DP World Australia, marking a significant shift in the logistics sector.

Key Petroleum has completed a $152,361 placement, issuing over 3.6 million shares to a sophisticated investor to support merger preparations and working capital needs.

Toys"R"Us ANZ has formalised a Deed of Company Arrangement, paving the way for Directed Electronics Australia to acquire the company and trigger its delisting from the ASX.

Silk Logistics Holdings has secured court approval for its acquisition by DP World Australia, with shares set to be suspended on the ASX and a cash payout scheduled for shareholders.

The Supreme Court of New South Wales has approved DP World Australia’s acquisition of Silk Logistics, paving the way for a $2.14 per share cash payout to Silk shareholders and imminent suspension of Silk shares on the ASX.

Lowell Resources Fund (ASX – LRT) has announced a 12-month on-market unit buy-back of up to 10% of its units, aiming to boost unitholder returns and capital efficiency without compromising future growth.

Rhythm Biosciences has responded to an ASX price query following a sudden surge in its share price and trading volume, confirming no undisclosed information is driving the activity.

The Supreme Court of New South Wales has approved CoStar Group’s acquisition of Domain Holdings Australia, setting the stage for a significant ownership change and a special dividend payout to shareholders.

Critical Resources Limited is advancing a suite of gold, antimony, and lithium projects across New Zealand, Canada, and Australia, with drill programs slated for late 2025. The company’s focus on underexplored Tier-1 jurisdictions and strategic resource development positions it well amid tightening critical minerals supply.

Critical Resources Limited has executed binding agreements to acquire a strategic gold-antimony portfolio in New Zealand’s Otago and Reefton regions, including the drill-ready Cap Burn project near OceanaGold’s Macraes mine. This low-cost entry into a Tier-1 jurisdiction offers promising exploration upside supported by recent geological analogues and regulatory reforms.