Latest Secondary Offerings News

Equus Energy Limited launches a $15 million public offer to fund the acquisition and development of the Equus Gas Project in Western Australia, backed by conditional funding from Alcoa. The project boasts a large independently certified contingent gas resource, positioning the company to address looming supply shortfalls in domestic and LNG markets.

Ryzon Materials has updated its prospectus to include a $3.5 million engineering contract with Yantai, alongside a detailed revision of its capital allocation for the Nachu Project. The changes reflect a strategic step in advancing its lithium-ion battery materials development.

Findi Limited reported a 51% surge in revenue to $49.26 million for the half year ended 30 September 2025, driven by key acquisitions in India. However, the company posted a significant operating loss of $24.65 million amid integration costs and faces material uncertainty over its going concern status.

Ryzon Materials Ltd has lodged a prospectus to raise up to $10 million through a share placement with free-attaching options, aiming to meet ASX conditions for lifting its securities suspension and advancing its Nachu graphite project.

Eastern Metals Limited is set to raise up to AUD 5 million through a public offer to fund its acquisition of Raptor Resources Limited, marking a significant shift in its business focus and a planned re-compliance with ASX listing rules.

Klevo Rewards Limited has extended the closing date of its entitlement offer to 15 October 2025, aiming to raise up to $4.12 million through a discounted share issue. This move provides shareholders additional time to participate in the company’s capital raising effort.

Klevo Rewards Limited has initiated a non-renounceable entitlement offer to raise up to $4.1 million by issuing new shares at $0.009 each, inviting existing shareholders to participate by 1 October 2025.

Everlast Minerals Ltd has issued a Replacement Prospectus for a $4-6 million ASX IPO to fund its mineral sands projects in Bangladesh, focusing on advancing the Gaibandha project towards commercial production.

News Corporation has completed a $450 million secondary offering of Class B shares by key Murdoch family trusts, alongside a new stockholders agreement that reshapes family voting power and share transfer rights.

News Corporation is conducting a $456 million secondary offering of 14 million Class B shares by selling stockholders amid a significant Murdoch family trust restructuring. The company itself is not selling shares and will not receive proceeds.

News Corporation has priced a significant secondary offering of over 14 million Class B shares at $32.45 each, marking a notable move by key Murdoch family trusts. The company itself is not raising capital, with proceeds going solely to selling stockholders.

News Corporation has settled longstanding legal disputes involving the Murdoch Family Trust and announced a significant secondary offering of Class B shares by departing family beneficiaries.