Latest Shareholder Approvals News

Waratah Minerals has raised A$30 million through a strategic placement to accelerate drilling at its Spur Gold-Copper Project, backed by strong institutional demand.

Dart Mining NL has raised A$2.86 million through a discounted share placement to fund drilling at its key Queensland projects, with shareholder approval pending for the bulk of the capital raise and related options.

Benz Mining Corp. has raised A$30 million through a bought deal placement, enabling a significant ramp-up in drilling at its Glenburgh Gold Project in Western Australia. The company plans to deploy four rigs to explore both bulk tonnage and high-grade gold targets.

Paterson Resources has raised A$2 million through a discounted placement and entitlement offer, fully funding an 8,500m drilling program and key project studies at its Grace Project.

New Zealand Coastal Seafoods Limited has completed a major vessel upgrade, attracted international investment, and is preparing to resume ASX trading after strategic corporate changes.

First Au Limited has successfully completed a two-tranche placement raising $1.56 million to fund its acquisition of the Nimba Gold Project and ongoing exploration activities.

New Frontier Minerals has collected a significant bulk sample from its Cusp Prospect and identified a new mineralised target, Headingley, as it prepares for its inaugural drilling campaign at the Harts Range Project.

Tartana Minerals has secured an additional $0.5 million in non-dilutive financing with plans to refinance into convertible notes, pending shareholder approval at the upcoming AGM.

Platinum Asia Investments shareholders have decisively approved a scheme to restructure the company by swapping their shares for units in a new ETF, moving the firm closer to a significant transformation pending court approval.

Platinum Asia Investments Limited secured overwhelming shareholder approval for its Scheme of Arrangement, with nearly 98.5% voting in favor at the recent meeting.

NEXION Group has issued 800,000 convertible notes to raise $80,000, with repayment expected in cash but conversion to shares possible pending approvals. The funds aim to support costs related to a potential transaction whose future remains uncertain.

Beonic Limited has raised A$3.74 million through convertible notes, anchored by its largest shareholder, to accelerate growth, refinance debt, and support a major North African project.