Latest Voluntary Administration News

True North Copper Limited reported a significant cash outflow in the December 2024 quarter, driven by high operating expenses linked to voluntary administration and exploration activities. Despite ending the quarter with $19.12 million in cash, the company’s negative operating cash flow signals ongoing financial pressure.

True North Copper has successfully recapitalised following voluntary administration, securing a strong balance sheet and pivoting to an aggressive exploration strategy at its key Queensland copper projects.

Galena Mining Limited reports a challenging December quarter at its 60%-owned Abra Base Metals Mine, marked by production declines and ongoing voluntary administration. The company appoints a new CEO for Abra and explores recapitalisation options to stabilise operations.

Bod Science Limited reports a modest net cash inflow of $51,000 for Q2 FY2025, supported by increased customer receipts and intellectual property sales, while navigating a complex Deed of Company Arrangement and pending acquisition.

Entyr Limited has launched a $9.5 million capital raising via a Share Purchase Plan and Placement Offer, aiming to recapitalize and return to ASX trading following its recent voluntary administration.

Regional Express Holdings has completed the transfer of debt from PAGAC Regulus Holding to the Commonwealth of Australia, marking a key step in its ongoing administration process.

Regional Express Holdings has assigned a $50 million portion of its debt to the Commonwealth of Australia, making the government the largest secured creditor as the airline navigates voluntary administration.

True North Copper Limited (ASX: TNC) has been reinstated to trading following the appointment of voluntary administrators, signaling a critical juncture for the copper miner’s future.

True North Copper has successfully completed a $53.44 million capital raising and debt restructuring, exiting voluntary administration and securing ASX reinstatement. The company shifts focus to exploration at Mt Oxide and Cloncurry, retracting prior production plans for the next 12 months.