Latest Security Purchase Plan News

Right Resources Limited has raised A$2.7 million through a placement anchored by major shareholders, including directors, to fund drilling and exploration across its Tumbarumba and New England projects.

Enlitic has locked in binding commitments for a conditional A$15 million capital raise alongside a convertible note conversion, setting the stage for a clearer path to cashflow break-even and accelerated rollout of its SaaS platform.

Microba Life Sciences is targeting a $6 million capital raise through a $1 million Securities Purchase Plan and a $5 million Placement, both subject to shareholder approval. The funds aim to accelerate diagnostics growth and develop a new testing product.

EPX Limited has locked in a $3 million senior secured revolving loan note facility with Partners for Growth, providing capital to seize new revenue opportunities and support working capital over the next three years.

Botanix Pharmaceuticals reported a 5% rise in Sofdra prescriptions in Q3 FY26 despite a dip in net revenue due to insurance deductible resets, strengthened by a $45 million capital raise and a new API supply deal with Piramal.

Oneview Healthcare boosted its cash reserves to €10.3 million by completing a significant capital raise and is progressing its AI-powered Care Assistant, Ovie, with pilot deployments planned for 2026.

Oneview Healthcare has secured A$12.3 million from its placement and security purchase plan, though the SPP fell well short of its A$2 million target. The company will now seek shareholder approval for the final tranche of its A$19 million raise at the September AGM.

Oneview Healthcare PLC has launched a Security Purchase Plan (SPP) to raise up to A$2 million, following a recent A$19 million placement. The SPP offers eligible shareholders discounted shares to support AI development and customer deployments.

Oneview Healthcare has successfully raised A$19 million through a two-tranche placement and launched a Security Purchase Plan to further strengthen its financial position and accelerate AI development.

Botanix Pharmaceuticals reports a surge in Sofdra sales driving revenue to $16.5 million, yet the company records a $33.2 million loss amid expanded marketing and operational costs. A $45 million capital raise aims to support growth and supply chain improvements.

Botanix Pharmaceuticals has launched a A$45 million capital raising to support the expansion of its dermatology product Sofdra®, while negotiating to reduce active pharmaceutical ingredient costs by up to 40%. The raising includes a two-tranche placement and a security purchase plan, with options offered to investors.

Botanix Pharmaceuticals has secured approximately A$45 million through a two-tranche placement and an underwritten security purchase plan to fund API purchases, derisk its supply chain, and accelerate growth of its flagship product Sofdra.