Latest Winding Up News

Mayfield Group Holdings has landed a $20 million contract for the Central West Orana Renewable Energy Zone, significantly boosting its project pipeline through 2028.

Reedy Lagoon Corporation reports elevated gold assays from surface soil samples at its Windmills prospect, extending the auriferous zone to at least 1,500 metres and reinforcing the gold potential of the Burracoppin Gold project.

Merchant House International Limited reports the completion of its Tianjin asset sale and the cessation of AMI operations, signaling a strategic wind-up and delisting plan.

Contact Energy has secured a pivotal gas supply contract with OMV for the Pohokura field, ensuring fuel for its gas peaking units through 2032 despite soaring gas prices and operational costs.

Iron Road Ltd has secured a $3 million milestone payment from Amp Energy and made significant progress on its Cape Hardy Industrial Port Precinct and Central Eyre Iron Project slurry pipeline study, reinforcing its strong cash position and strategic development plans.

Wesfarmers has announced the wind down of Catch as a standalone business, transferring its e-commerce fulfilment centres to Kmart Group and integrating key digital capabilities into its retail divisions to strengthen omnichannel offerings.

Northern Minerals has reported a 15% increase in the total rare earth oxides (TREO) at its Wolverine deposit, with a striking 75% rise in Measured and Indicated TREO tonnes, underpinning the next phase of its Browns Range project development.

Hancock & Gore Limited has tabled a non-binding proposal to acquire all assets of H&G High Conviction Limited in exchange for shares, aiming to simplify its structure and boost balance sheet flexibility.

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.