Latest Shareholder Approval News

Pengana International Equities (ASX: PIA) confirms it will proceed with an off-market equal access buy-back following shareholder approval, setting a record date of 7 August 2026. The buy-back faces legal challenges from Pengana Capital Limited but remains on track unless a court intervenes.

Micro-X has named Brian Gonzales as its new CEO, initiating a strategic reset focused on medical CT technology. The company also secured $8 million in convertible note commitments to fund development and extend its financial runway through FY27.

Codrus Minerals is set to acquire two promising copper and molybdenum projects in Australia and Peru, backed by a $2.5 million capital raise. The deal includes significant share issuance and performance rights tied to exploration milestones.

QEM Limited is moving forward with its acquisition of Freshwater Metals, securing past-producing tungsten and prospective fluorspar and niobium projects in Idaho, aligning with US efforts to bolster domestic critical mineral supplies.

FIN Resources has secured A$1.7 million via a two-tranche placement to fund diamond drilling at its Cabin Lake Gold Project, targeting 14 undrilled high-priority prospects in Canada’s Northwest Territories.

Elevra Lithium has issued the first tranche of C$65 million convertible notes to support the North American Lithium Brownfield Expansion, following shareholder approval in July 2026.

Dalaroo Metals has raised A$2.5 million through a heavily supported share placement, backing a 10,000-metre drilling campaign at its Bondoukou Gold Project. Newly appointed Non-Executive Chairman Bilal Ahmad and the entire board are investing alongside sophisticated investors, signalling strong internal confidence.

Bindi Metals has signed a binding agreement to divest its Biloela copper-gold project in Queensland to Jacaranda Natural Resources, retaining a 2% royalty and milestone-based equity. The sale will free up resources to focus on its Ravni Gold Project in Serbia, pending shareholder approval.

Yari Resources is set to double its coal resources in Queensland’s Bowen Basin through the acquisition of the Arcadia Coal Project, complementing its Rolleston South asset and advancing a district-scale consolidation strategy.

Austral Resources has lodged a binding offer to acquire Hammer Metals for $80.7 million, trumping Larvotto Resources' earlier $61.2 million scheme. The proposal includes a demerger of Hammer’s WA gold assets and positions Hammer shareholders to own about 31% of the combined entity.

Neometals Ltd implements a significant 25% cut in cash personnel costs by reducing director and staff salaries, while introducing retention performance rights to key executives to maintain strategic momentum.

LE Minerals (ASX:LEL) reported a strong $60.4 million cash reserve as it progresses a $20 million sale and spin-out of its Queensland graphite assets to M Battery Materials. Meanwhile, exploration at its Capricorn Gold-Copper Belt and White Plains Lithium projects continues with mixed early results.