Latest Shareholder Resolutions News

Kingfish Limited posted a net loss of NZD 13.6 million for FY2026, underperforming the NZX50 benchmark, but showed early signs of recovery in FY2027. The company re-elected two directors and maintained its focus on quality growth stocks amid a cautious economic outlook.

Celsius Resources (ASX:CLA) is set to consolidate its securities on a 1-for-20 basis, sharply reducing the number of shares, options, and warrants on issue while proportionally increasing exercise prices. The move follows a shareholder vote on cancelling a prior consolidation, with trading to resume under the new structure in September.

Great Dirt Resources has sharpened its lithium exploration focus in the Pilbara while confirming high-grade manganese assays in NSW, maintaining a robust cash position to fund its growth plans.

Xingye Gold has intensified its push for Far East Gold shareholders to accept its unconditional takeover offer by 29 July 2026, highlighting unresolved project uncertainties and disputing Far East Gold’s own strategic disclosures.

Macquarie Group reports a 30% profit increase in FY26 to A$4.85 billion as CEO Shemara Wikramanayake announces retirement, with Greg Ward set to take the helm in November 2026.

Minbos Resources has cleared key shareholder hurdles to secure a US$5 million loan from Banco de Fomento Angola, aiming to complement existing project finance and accelerate its Cabinda Phosphate Fertilizer Plant development.

European Lithium and Critical Metals Corp. have amended their merger agreement, introducing a sale facility option for small shareholders and switching to direct share issuance, aiming for scheme implementation in October 2026.

Little Green Pharma has pushed back the Federal Court hearing for its Cannatrek acquisition to late May, setting a new timetable that includes a shareholder vote on May 22 and implementation targeted for June 1.

Little Green Pharma has postponed the shareholder vote on issuing new shares tied to its Cannatrek acquisition, pushing the decision back a month to allow time to meet outstanding conditions. Other resolutions will proceed as planned on April 22.

Minbos Resources has secured a US$5.48 million debt facility from Banco de Fomento Angola, complementing a prior US$16 million loan from South Africa’s IDC, ensuring full funding to complete construction of its Cabinda Phosphate Fertilizer Plant.

Minbos Resources has appointed Rob Newbold as Acting CEO following the resignation of Lindsay Reed, while grappling with administrative and shareholder challenges delaying its key phosphate project in Angola.

Far Northern Resources has resumed its Phase 2 drilling program at the Bridge Creek project in the Northern Territory, aiming to expand its gold resource. The company maintains a solid cash position, supporting ongoing exploration activities.