Latest Restructuring News

Volt Resources Limited reports strong quarterly progress in graphite production and downstream development, securing new orders and partnerships while advancing US refinery plans and implementing cost-saving measures.

Tigers Realm Coal’s planned divestment of its Russian subsidiaries has hit significant regulatory roadblocks, resulting in a reduced sale price, increased exit tax, and suspension from ASX trading.

Oliver’s Real Food reported an 18% revenue decline in the March 2025 quarter, impacted by store closures and trading calendar shifts, yet achieved a strong rebound in EBITDA margin to 11.5%.

Fitzroy River Corporation reported steady royalty income for the year ending March 2025, alongside key strategic agreements and a planned capital return, navigating a volatile global energy landscape.

Way2VAT Ltd reported a robust 54% increase in Q1 FY25 revenue to A$1.05 million, driven by new client onboarding and higher VAT claim volumes, alongside strategic cost reductions and fresh credit facilities.

Emyria Limited reports sustained clinical success in its PTSD program, launches a new treatment-resistant depression therapy, and opens a second Empax Centre to meet growing demand. The company is progressing funding discussions with health insurers and government bodies to support expansion.

H&G High Conviction Limited has completed a major asset divestment, distributing over 63 million Hancock & Gore shares to its shareholders and signaling potential delisting and strategic shifts ahead.

MRG Metals has advanced its Mozambique joint venture with Sinowin Lithium, securing the Corridor Central mining licence and confirming high-grade heavy mineral sands at Marao’s Magonde target through recent assay results.

Solis Minerals has raised A$4.5 million to advance drilling at its copper-rich projects in southern Peru, confirming promising new copper-gold targets and appointing a seasoned CEO to lead exploration efforts.

FINEOS Corporation Holdings PLC reported a robust first quarter for FY25, with cash balances soaring to €35.4 million and customer receipts up 40% year-on-year, underpinned by successful platform deployments and a healthy sales pipeline in North America.

Savannah Goldfields is advancing plans to resume gold production by July 2025, backed by a $9.1 million capital raise and strategic leadership appointments. The company aims to capitalise on high gold prices by processing stockpiled ore at its Georgetown plant before restarting mining operations.

Skylark Minerals has completed a significant capital restructure and raised A$10 million to fuel its dual-track growth strategy, while progressing exploration and divestment activities across multiple global projects.