Latest Relisting News

Peak Rare Earths Limited shares have been suspended from the ASX following court approval of a scheme of arrangement for acquisition by Shenghe Resources. The suspension precedes the expected delisting later this month.

InVert Graphite has appointed Andrew Lawson as Managing Director following his initial CEO tenure, signaling confidence in his leadership as the company advances its critical minerals projects.

My Foodie Box Limited has raised $500,000 through unsecured promissory notes to support its transformation into Tarrina Resources and relisting on the ASX as a resource exploration company.

Leo Lithium has announced a significant $330 million return to shareholders in 2025, following the termination of its asset acquisition strategy and a decision to monetise remaining assets.

Scout Security has completed the first tranche of a $600,000 capital raise amid its ASX trading suspension, aiming to settle debts and progress towards relisting.

King River Resources has appointed seasoned geologist and executive Graham Gadsby as Managing Director, aiming to leverage his proven track record in gold exploration and operational turnarounds to drive the company’s future growth.

My Foodie Box Limited is set to pivot from meal kits to mining by acquiring Australian gold, copper, and rare earth projects, renaming itself Tarrina Resources, and relisting on the ASX with a $5 million capital raise.

Janus Electric Holdings reported a steep 94% rise in net loss to $8.7 million for FY2025, impacted by a disruptive battery recall and significant restructuring costs. The company completed a reverse takeover, raised $8.8 million, and secured a $5 million MOU for African expansion, signaling a bold shift toward heavy transport electrification.

Broken Hill Mines Limited reported a $2.42 million loss for FY2025 amid a transformative acquisition of Broken Hill Mines Holdings Pty Ltd and a $20 million capital raise, marking its relisting on the ASX under the code BHM.

Scalare Partners reports a 26% rise in FY25 revenue, driven by strong service demand and key acquisitions, including Inhouse Ventures and the pending Tank Stream Labs deal.

Scalare Partners Holdings Limited reported a 26% increase in total revenues to $3.54 million for FY25, driven by strong growth in founder support services and strategic acquisitions. However, the Group recorded a statutory loss of $2.65 million amid increased structural and compliance costs following its ASX listing and expansion.

HPP has agreed to acquire Red Earth Energy Storage in a $40 million merger, aiming to relist on the ASX by early 2026 and capitalize on Australia’s growing battery storage market.