Latest Supply Chain Finance News

International Graphite Limited has inked a non-binding deal with Wogen Pacific to supply micronised graphite and feedstock for its Collie facility, targeting Asia-Pacific markets with an initial three-year term.

Spenda Limited has pushed back the closing date for its retail entitlement offer by five days, aiming to complete a critical $8.545 million capital raise to support its turnaround plan and reduce debt.

Spenda Limited has launched the retail component of its $8.545 million accelerated entitlement offer, aiming to recapitalise, reduce debt, and support product development. Eligible shareholders can subscribe for 7 new shares per existing share, with free attaching options exercisable until 2031.

PMET Resources has received a non-binding Letter of Interest from Société Générale to act as Mandated Lead Arranger for debt financing of the Phase 1 development of its Shaakichiuwaanaan lithium project in Quebec, advancing its syndicate-building strategy ahead of an updated feasibility study.

PMET Resources has secured crucial non-binding letters of support from Export Development Canada and Germany’s KfW IPEX-Bank, marking a key step toward financing its Shaakichiuwaanaan critical minerals project in Quebec ahead of an updated feasibility study.

Butn Limited has signed a memorandum of understanding with a major global bank to launch buyer-led supply chain finance programs in Australia, leveraging Butn’s proprietary platform and the bank’s funding capacity.

Alliance Nickel has appointed financial advisors to explore a SPAC transaction for a Nasdaq listing, aiming to tap into premium US capital markets for its NiWest Nickel-Cobalt Project. The move follows a robust feasibility study and a strategic partnership with automaker Stellantis.

Spenda Limited announces the resignation of CEO Adrian Floate due to health concerns, appointing COO Corrie Hassan as interim CEO and welcoming Francis DeSouza to the Board. The company aims to maintain momentum following a record revenue year.

Spenda Limited reported a 106% surge in revenue to $11.1 million for FY25, driven by acquisitions and expanded services, yet posted a substantial $24.3 million net loss largely due to goodwill impairment. The company’s strategic moves and funding needs highlight a pivotal phase ahead.

Fintech Chain Limited reported a mixed quarter with strong customer receipts and new IoT SaaS product launch, while finalising its ASX delisting. The company’s cash position tightened amid loan repayments and rising operating costs.

Tivan Limited has taken significant strides in financing its Speewah Fluorite Project, securing a conditional Letter of Support from Export Finance Australia and moving into the Northern Australia Infrastructure Facility’s due diligence phase. These developments mark important progress toward full project funding and highlight fluorite’s rising strategic importance.

MA Income Credit Trust (ASX, MA1) has launched a placement to raise nearly A$50 million, aiming to bolster its exposure to private credit through new unit issuance at a slight discount. The capital will fund investments across direct lending, asset-backed lending, and corporate lending segments.