Latest Shareholder Approval News

Toro Energy and IsoEnergy have agreed to extend the deadline for their acquisition scheme to June 30, 2026, alongside a $2 million bridging loan to support Toro during the extended process. The deal remains unanimously recommended by Toro’s independent board committee, pending shareholder and court approvals.

InvestSMART Group Limited has announced an on-market buy-back of up to 7 million ordinary shares, set to commence in April 2026 and run for a year. This move signals a strategic capital management effort without requiring shareholder approval.

Earth’s Energy Limited has clarified its ASX disclosures regarding a dispute and subsequent settlement with minority shareholders over its geothermal joint venture, highlighting the evolving nature of the matter and compliance with continuous disclosure rules.

Celsius Resources has appointed Bardin Davis as Managing Director to spearhead financing efforts for its Maalinao-Caigutan-Biyog Copper-Gold Project, while initiating a search for a Non-Executive Chair to strengthen governance.

Noble Helium has raised $12 million through a strongly supported institutional placement to fund its North Rukwa helium exploration in Tanzania, responding to tightening global helium supplies.

MinRex Resources has received final court approval for its merger with Canadian explorer Electrum Discovery, setting the stage for a significant expansion beyond Australia. The deal is on track to complete in early April, promising to diversify MinRex’s portfolio with new projects in Serbia.

Pure Foods Tasmania has agreed to acquire premium seafood brand Brilliant Food Australia, adding $1.3 million in annual revenue and expanding its national footprint.

eMetals Limited has inked a binding deal to acquire the Mineral Range Tungsten Project in Utah, marking a strategic move into a critical mineral with robust exploration potential. The company is poised to launch a comprehensive exploration program targeting high-grade tungsten deposits in a mining-friendly US jurisdiction.

Buxton Resources has raised approximately A$3 million through a well-supported share placement, aiming to fast-track drilling and exploration across key Australian projects.

Way2VAT has successfully raised A$2.6 million through a share placement, aiming to repay short-term debt and fund its strategic expansion plans. Investors have shown strong support, agreeing to a six-month escrow on their shares.

Garda Property Group has announced an on-market buy-back of up to 21 million securities starting in April 2026, continuing its capital management strategy without requiring shareholder approval.

Clara Resources pivots exclusively to its Mareeba Gold Project in North Queensland, securing $1.1 million in fresh capital and renewing its board to drive exploration in a historically rich but underexplored gold province.