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PM Capital Global Opportunities Fund has completed a $172 million share purchase plan, with all valid applications accepted in full. About 56 million new shares will be issued at $3.07 each and qualify for PGF’s upcoming fully franked dividend.

St Barbara will sell its remaining New Simberi interest and Tabar Islands exploration exposure to Lingbao for A$453 million in cash, while retaining royalties over future production. The deal could leave the gold developer with about A$880 million in cash, but completion still depends on regulatory and potentially shareholder approvals.

Alara Resources has told ASX it knows of no undisclosed information behind a sharp rise in its share price and trading volume. The company said its response was approved by Executive Chair Peter Lee and confirmed compliance with continuous disclosure rules.

NEXTDC is seeking A$1.1 billion from institutional investors through subordinated convertible notes, adding to its funding capacity for an increasingly capital-intensive data centre pipeline. The deal offers a low indicative coupon, but introduces future dilution risk and could create short-term share price pressure through associated hedging activity.

WestStar Industrial says a verbally agreed contract claim added about $5 million to FY2026 revenue and turned what would otherwise have been a loss into a profit. The explanation comes in response to an ASX query over the timing of its results and a recent cleansing notice.

Fat Prophets Global Contrarian Fund will pay an unfranked final dividend of 3 cents per share after what it describes as strong investment performance. Shareholders can reinvest through the fund’s DRP at a 2.5% discount to the relevant ASX trading average.

ASX has granted Hammer Metals waivers allowing it to cancel 29.5 million options and restructure its capital for the proposed Austral Resources deal and Western Australian gold demerger. The transaction still depends on the scheme becoming effective, while the demerger requires shareholder approval.

Metal Hawk has highlighted a shallow, high-grade gold intercept at the Numbat lode in Western Australia, with the structure remaining open along strike and at depth. Follow-up drilling is due to resume shortly, but the discovery remains an exploration result rather than a defined resource.

Mount Ridley Mines has told ASX it holds no unreleased exploration results that explain its share price rise, while confirming three testwork programs remain in progress. The company also disclosed that an institutional investor had approached it about participating in its current capital raising.

Key Petroleum has secured commitments for 3.38 million new shares at 7.3 cents each, raising approximately $247,000 before costs. The funds will support potential asset acquisitions, existing asset development and working capital, though the company has not disclosed the resulting dilution.

Regal Partners Global Investments has confirmed a DRP price of A$2.60635 for its 5.0-cent fully franked dividend. The update settles the reinvestment mechanics ahead of the A$0.05 cash payment due on 25 September.

Prescient Therapeutics has given shareholders another week to participate in its A$7 million share purchase plan, citing delayed documentation and requests for more time. The capital raising is intended to fund PTX-100 through a planned December 2026 Dose Optimisation Committee meeting.