Latest Shareholder Meeting News

NZME Limited has received eight director nominations from major shareholders ahead of its June 2025 Annual Shareholders’ Meeting, prompting the Board to propose an alternative composition focused on digital transformation and governance stability.

FXG has announced a $17 million two-tranche placement priced at A$0.155 per share, aimed at advancing drilling and exploration activities in Alaska. The second tranche awaits shareholder approval, marking a pivotal funding milestone for the company.

Gold Road Resources has entered a definitive agreement for acquisition by Gold Fields Limited, offering shareholders a compelling 43% premium and a special dividend. The scheme awaits shareholder and court approval, targeting completion by October 2025.

Advance Metals Limited has successfully raised $2.55 million to fund follow-up drilling at its high-grade Myrtleford Project in Victoria and initiate maiden drilling at its Yoquivo Silver-Gold Project in Mexico.

Platinum Asset Management has entered preliminary talks with L1 Capital about a potential merger that would combine their funds under management to approximately A$18 billion. L1 Capital has also acquired a significant stake in Platinum, signaling serious intent in this strategic consolidation.

M3 Mining Limited reports promising exploration progress at its Edjudina Gold and Victoria Bore Copper projects, while advancing talks to secure a strategic energy asset in North Africa ahead of a pivotal May shareholder meeting.

EVE Health Group has executed a binding agreement to acquire Australian biotech Nextract, targeting rapid-onset treatments in the $16 billion global erectile dysfunction and dysmenorrhea markets. The acquisition, supported by a $1.5 million capital raise and share consolidation, marks a strategic shift into regulated pharmaceutical channels.

The Star Entertainment Group reported a 9% revenue decline to $271 million in Q3 FY25 alongside a $21 million EBITDA loss, driven by seasonal factors and operational challenges. The company is advancing strategic investments and joint venture exits amid ongoing liquidity pressures and regulatory hurdles.

Sunshine Metals reported a cash outflow for the March quarter driven by exploration activities but has bolstered its balance sheet with a $3 million placement, positioning itself for continued project development.

CZR Resources has terminated its prior deal with Miracle Iron and endorsed a superior A$75 million cash offer from the Rio Tinto-led Robe River Iron Associates JV for its Robe Mesa Project. The company retains promising gold and titanium-vanadium assets while preparing for shareholder approval.

Resolution Minerals has expanded its strategic footprint with three new project acquisitions in NSW and Queensland, supported by a $1.55 million capital raise and promising LiDAR exploration results at Drake East.

Torque Metals has identified two new parallel gold lodes at its Paris Gold Project, expanding its resource potential, while progressing a strategic all-scrip merger with Aston Minerals that promises to strengthen its exploration portfolio.