Central Asia Metals now holds all issued Cygnus Metals shares after the scheme of arrangement was implemented. Eligible shareholders received Central Asia Metals shares as consideration, while shares for sale-facility participants were issued to an agent for sale. Cygnus has applied to delist from the ASX, with removal expected after trading on Wednesday.
UBS Group AG and its related bodies corporate became a substantial holder in Cleanaway Waste Management, reporting voting power of 5.31%, largely through securities held by UBS entities and related interests. Separately, Cleanaway granted its chief executive Mark Schubert performance rights under the FY27 long-term incentive plan, increasing his direct rights holding.
Zimplats shareholders passed all resolutions at the annual meeting, including re-electing two directors and approving amendments to the company’s articles of incorporation. Axcentium was appointed as independent auditor until the next annual meeting.
FIL Limited and its entities reported a reduced relevant interest in Vista Group International, with voting power falling from 9.62% to 8.48%. The notice records a transition out of more than three million shares on 23 October 2026.
Venari Minerals has started infill drilling at its Red Mountain lithium project, aiming to upgrade confidence in the high-grade northern resource ahead of a scoping study planned for early 2027, and is assessing potential strontium and magnesium by-products that require further testing and evaluation. The company also completed a capital raising of approximately $6 million and sold its Georgina Basin asset for under $1 million to focus on Red Mountain and reduce holding costs.
Talonx Resources has requested a trading halt pending an announcement on the outcome of a proposed capital raising. Trading is expected to resume by Friday or when the announcement is released, whichever comes first.
FIL Limited and its entities reported a reduced relevant interest in Coast Entertainment Holdings, with voting power falling to 8.27% from 9.74% in its previous notice. The change reflects a series of share disposals and a transition out affecting its relevant interests; the filing does not identify this as a single market sale.
FIL Limited and its listed entities reduced their voting power in Domino’s Pizza Enterprises from 9% to 7.77%, after a series of share transactions and other changes in relevant interests. The notice says the change occurred on 23 October 2026; the supplied excerpt is truncated.
FIL Limited and its listed entities ceased to be substantial holders in SEEK on 23 October, after reporting a series of share sales and a transition out of a further holding. The notice lists a combined 14 million SEEK shares across its entities.
Norwood Systems issued unquoted convertible notes and options linked to previously announced funding arrangements, including a convertible-note raising announced earlier this month and a working-capital loan refinancing announced in September. The notes carry 10% annual interest and mature in June 2027; the options were issued as fees or other consideration, not for cash.
FIL Limited and its entities reported a reduction in their voting power in Polynovo from 8.64% to 7.60%, with their relevant interest falling from about 60 million shares to about 52 million. The notice lists share sales and a transition out of a further holding as changes since the previous notice.
FIL Limited and its entities reported a reduction in their IGO voting interest from approximately 7.5% to 5.7%, moving below the substantial-holder threshold. The change reflects share sales and a transition out of a substantial holding, with the reported voting interest falling by approximately 14 million shares.
Vault Minerals has lodged its corporate governance statement and Appendix 4G for the year ended June 2026, with the statement approved by the board in October. The company says five of its six directors are independent, and that a majority of the board was independent throughout the reporting period.
Peter McUtchen disclosed a change in his substantial holding in Parkd Limited, with his voting power falling from 12.05% to 7.69% after the company issued shares in a placement. The notice also records on-market acquisitions and other changes in relevant interests, but the supplied excerpt does not establish that these caused the overall decline.
Sarama Resources completed the second tranche of its previously announced A$1.5 million placement, raising approximately A$82,000; the first tranche raised approximately A$1.4 million, making the second tranche substantially smaller. The company also issued performance rights to key management, including directors, following shareholder approval, while director notices disclose changes in their interests. Placement proceeds are intended to support exploration and working capital as Sarama pursues its damages claim against Burkina Faso.
Yandal Resources reported its strongest intercept to date at the Ironstone Well–Barwidgee project, defining a new high-grade zone at Arrakis that remains open at depth. A seven-hole diamond drilling program is underway to test its scale, while drilling at Anders and results from Flushing Meadows and Siona also identified further gold mineralisation. The company held approximately $3 million in cash at quarter-end to fund its exploration program.
Argent Minerals proposes to issue up to 34 million options and performance rights under its Employee Securities Incentive Plan, subject to security-holder approval. The proposed issue date is in December 2026.
Elk Range Mining reported a broad gold intersection at its Friday project, including a high-grade interval, with mineralisation extending about 170 metres below the limit of historical drilling. The company says the hole also provides new structural data to guide ongoing exploration, with further drilling underway; a conference presentation repeats the results and outlines its Idaho projects.
Coppermoly will hold its annual general meeting on 27 November, with shareholders to vote on director Brett Tucker’s election, an auditor appointment and a proposed facility allowing equity issues of up to 10% of issued capital. The meeting notice also includes the annual report and a non-binding vote on the remuneration report.
Estrella Resources will hold its AGM on 26 November, with shareholders asked to approve a placement facility of up to 10% of issued capital and director performance rights. The company also disclosed a correction to the proxy form, clarifying how the chair intends to vote undirected proxies.
Norfolk Metals lodged its Appendix 4G and corporate governance statement for the financial year ended June 2026, with the statement available on the company’s website. The board approved the statement as accurate and up to date at the end of that financial year.
Narryer Metals will hold its annual general meeting in Perth on 26 November, with shareholders to consider appointing Dean Hildebrand and re-electing Phil Warren. The agenda also includes ratifying previously agreed share issues to Redhill Mining Hong Kong, approving a potential 10% placement facility and considering performance rights for Hildebrand.
Vection Technologies will hold its annual meeting on 26 November, with shareholders asked to approve a placement facility of up to 10% of issued capital. The agenda also includes director re-election and ratification of previously issued consideration and broker shares.
Court-approved schemes for Critical Metals Corp. to acquire all European Lithium shares and listed options have taken effect, with implementation expected in early November. Eligible shareholders are due to receive Critical Metals shares at the previously announced exchange ratio, while option entitlements will be calculated under the scheme terms; European Lithium securities are set to be suspended from ASX trading.
Black Rock Mining has called its annual general meeting for 27 November in West Perth, where shareholders will consider the 2026 remuneration report and the re-election of Chair Richard Crookes. The supplied excerpt does not include the full meeting agenda.
State Street Corporation and its named subsidiaries reported a change in relevant interests in Vicinity Centres, with voting power falling to 8.75% from 10.15% in the previous notice. The filing concerns voting and disposal powers over shares; the supplied excerpt does not establish that the change resulted from direct share sales.
Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group, Inc. has ceased to be a substantial holder in Reliance Worldwide Corporation Limited. The truncated notice lists changes in relevant interests, including purchases by an entity controlled by Morgan Stanley; it does not provide enough information here to establish the overall change in holdings.
Rumble Resources is seeking two new non-executive directors with mining operations experience as it moves towards potential gold and tungsten production at Western Queen. Michael Smith and Matthew Banks, both directors since 2011, will resign effective 31 October; the company says its candidate shortlist is under consideration. The company’s AGM is scheduled for 27 November, and the re-election resolution for Banks will be removed following his resignation.
PLS Group issued approximately 1.85 million unquoted performance rights to employees under its FY26 incentive scheme, including rights for executives who deferred part of their STI awards into equity. A separate, truncated substantial-holder notice reports State Street Corporation and subsidiaries’ voting power in PLS fell from 11.29% to 9.62%; the excerpt does not establish the reasons for the change.
The State Street SPDR S&P/ASX 200 ETF reported no applications or redemptions, leaving units on issue unchanged. Its net asset value was approximately $6.6 billion, and the update lists the index basket shares used for the next trading day.
The State Street SPDR S&P/ASX 200 Listed Property ETF reported no applications or redemptions, leaving units on issue unchanged. Its net asset value was approximately $449 million.
State Street Corporation and its named subsidiaries disclosed relevant interests in 5.15% of Mesoblast’s voting shares, becoming a substantial holder on 23 October. The notice includes interests arising from investment management, securities lending and collateral arrangements, so it does not establish that State Street bought the shares.
The State Street SPDR S&P/ASX 50 ETF reported no applications or redemptions, leaving units on issue unchanged. Its net asset value was approximately $717 million.
Spheria Emerging Companies reported an estimated pre-tax net tangible asset backing of about $2.18 per share as at 26 October, after accounting for a dividend payable later this month. The announcement provides no comparison with an earlier NTA estimate.
Credit Corp reaffirmed FY27 guidance for net profit of $112 million to $120 million, around 10% growth at the midpoint from FY26, with record investment planned following the HSBC card-book acquisition. Consumer lending volumes and the loan book have grown year on year, while US debt purchases remain constrained by elevated prices. At its AGM, shareholders approved all resolutions and Deloitte was appointed auditor; separate notices recorded First Sentier becoming a substantial holder and State Street ceasing to be one, with the latter’s changes including collateral and stock-lending interests.
UBS Group AG and its related bodies corporate became a substantial holder in Artrya, reporting voting power of just over 5%. The disclosed interests include fund management and securities-borrowing and lending arrangements; the filing does not establish these as outright purchases.
Yojee shareholders passed all six resolutions at the annual general meeting, including the election of Gianfranco Guerra as a director, approval of a placement capacity and ratification of a prior placement. They also approved non-executive directors’ remuneration and the issue of performance rights to Guerra.
State Street Corporation and its named subsidiaries ceased to be substantial holders in Bega Cheese on 23 October. The truncated notice lists changes in relevant interests, including collateral movements and stock borrowing, but does not provide enough information to establish a net change in holdings.
Solaris Australian Equity Income Plus reported estimated pre-tax net tangible assets of approximately $1.98 per share as at 26 October, after accounting for its dividend. The announcement provides no comparison with earlier NTA figures.
Ellerston Capital’s reported voting power in Mayfield Group Holdings rose to 7.12% from 5.99%, while UBS Group and its related bodies corporate ceased to be substantial holders. The amended Ellerston notice reports its latest change on 23 October and includes purchases and sales over the period; separately, director Andrew Rowe acquired ordinary shares on market, adding to his existing partly paid holding.
Ballymore Resources co-founder and director Nick Jorss has resigned to pursue other business interests and remains a substantial shareholder. The company expects to complete upgraded underground access and begin its next Dittmer drilling program in the first quarter of 2027, with a bulk sample of historic mine backfill scheduled for the fourth quarter of 2026. Quarterly results also included high-grade silver-lead-zinc-indium assays at Torpy’s, including a two-metre interval grading 580 grams per tonne silver.
Feny (Hong Kong) International Mining Limited became a substantial holder of Terramin Australia after partially underwriting its non-renounceable entitlement offer, acquiring a 14.3% voting interest. Director Martin Janes also accepted entitlements, increasing his indirect shareholding; the notice reports no disposals.
Reedy Lagoon Corporation issued 8.64 million unquoted options to advisers in connection with its previously announced placement, with no cash consideration. Joshua Gordon reported a 9.38% holding after acquiring 208 million shares, while a separate substantial-holder change notice lists interests held by Chromite, Pyrope Holdings, Geoffrey Fethers and Ranview; the supplied excerpt does not show the nature or direction of that change.
Hamelin Gold will hold its annual meeting on 26 November, with shareholders asked to approve additional placement capacity of up to 10% of issued capital and an employee share and option plan. The agenda also includes the re-election of Justin Osborne and adoption of the remuneration report.
Lord Resources will hold its annual general meeting in person on 26 November 2026 in West Perth. Shareholders are asked to submit proxy forms by 24 November; the meeting notice includes resolutions on the remuneration report, a director’s re-election and an issuance mandate.
JAF Capital Pty Ltd became a substantial holder in Hydration Pharmaceuticals Co Ltd, reporting a direct interest in just over 27 million ordinary shares, equivalent to 5.05% of voting power. The notice records an acquisition of just over 8 million shares on 23 October.
Prospect Resources says its annual general meeting will be held on 26 November in West Perth, with meeting documents and proxy forms sent to shareholders. Shareholders can attend in person or vote by proxy.
Anson Resources has appointed Ward Davis as a non-executive director, with shareholder confirmation due at the AGM, as it seeks additional board skills to support funding and development of its planned lithium carbonate plant. Davis brings more than 30 years of investment and governance experience, including in US energy and mining markets; the company says it is considering further board candidates. The AGM is scheduled for 26 November.
Raiden submitted environmental studies and supporting documents for regulators’ ongoing review of the Crixás Gold Tailings Project permit; any near-term production assessment remains subject to permit re-issue and further evaluation. The company reported approximately $12 million in cash at quarter-end and is also assessing asset sales or joint ventures to supplement its cash balance and reduce holding costs.
Encounter Resources has scheduled its annual meeting for November, where shareholders will vote on director elections, the remuneration report and approval to issue up to an additional 10% of issued capital under its placement capacity. The company says it is not currently proposing an issue under that capacity.
Arafura Rare Earths issued about 907,000 ordinary shares under its employee incentive plan, while about 1 million performance rights lapsed after non-key management employees resigned. The share issue followed a vesting date in July, and the lapsed rights were tied to resignations in September.
Tambourah Metals has extended the closing date of its non-renounceable entitlement offer to 16 November, after shareholders reported delays receiving the prospectus; the offer aims to raise up to approximately $2 million. The company also updated the expiry date for the attaching options to 23 May 2028.
Tanarra Capital Australia Pty Ltd and the other Tanarra Entities reported selling shares in Bapcor, reducing their voting power from 16.88% to 12.98%. The notice records sales across three trading days, including a sale of more than 21 million shares on the final day.
Koba Resources will hold its annual general meeting on 26 November in Subiaco, with shareholders to consider the remuneration report and the re-election of director Michael Haynes. The truncated notice also lists a resolution seeking approval for 10% placement capacity; further meeting business is not available in the supplied excerpt.
Hiremii says all resolutions at its annual meeting were carried by poll, including the proposed change of company name to AQYR Limited. Shareholders also approved director share issues in lieu of fees or incentive payments, a placement facility and renewal of proportional takeover provisions.
Director Joshua Girnun acquired Nova Minerals common stock in an on-market trade, after reporting no shares held in his previous notice. The filing reports the new holding but does not state a change in the company’s outlook.
BLS Pharmaceuticals directors Jason Hine and Samuel Watson reported shares issued after FY2026 performance rights vested on achievement of milestones and performance hurdles. Hine’s indirect ordinary shareholding increased, while Watson’s direct shareholding rose; both directors’ performance-rights balances fell.
Axiant Resources will hold its 2026 annual general meeting on 26 November, with shareholders asked to re-elect director Greg English, appoint RSM Australia Partners as auditor and approve a mandate allowing the company to issue up to 10% of its issued capital. The company says it has not yet completed its first financial year, which ends in June 2027.
First Sentier Group Limited reported a change in its relevant interest in NIB Holdings, with voting power falling from 6.39% to 5.38%. The notice describes interests held in an investment-manager capacity; it does not establish that the change resulted from share sales.
Zip bought back two million shares on the previous day, bringing total buybacks to about 12.6 million under its on-market program of up to $50 million, with about 67 million shares remaining under the announced maximum. Australian Retirement Trust ceased to be a substantial holder after changes in its relevant interests, while First Sentier Investors RQI reported a 5.13% holding in Zip, including interests attributed to its parent, Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group.
BlackRock Investment Management has set expected distribution dates for five ASX-listed iShares funds, with estimated amounts due to be announced in early November and confirmed amounts later that month. The timetable includes an ex-date and record date in early November and payment later in the month; eligible investors must opt in to the distribution reinvestment plan by the stated deadline.
Macquarie Group and its controlled entities ceased to be substantial holders in Downer EDI, Alpha HPA and Vault Minerals, while becoming a substantial holder in Regis Resources with voting power of about 5%. The Regis notice attributes relevant interests to investment-management and lending activities; the supplied excerpts do not detail the changes behind the three exits.
First Sentier Group Limited and related entities disclosed voting power of 5.07% in GrainCorp, becoming a substantial holder on 23 October. The notice attributes the relevant interests to investment-management mandates and includes an interest reported by its ultimate parent, Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group.
Golden Globe Resources has withdrawn the resolution seeking approval to issue placement shares from its annual general meeting on 29 October. Votes already submitted on the resolution will be disregarded, and shareholders need take no further action.
Elixinol Wellness Limited reported that 36,417 performance rights expired without exercise, leaving none on issue in that class. Director Natalie Butler’s direct holding of those rights ceased; her indirect holding of 144,329 ordinary shares was unchanged.
Director Shaun Ankers disclosed on-market sales of 37,121 Energy One shares, reducing his and associated holdings from 1,354,922 to 1,317,801 shares. No shares were acquired.
Atlantic Lithium received Australian foreign investment approval for Huayou’s proposed all-cash acquisition, which still requires shareholder and other approvals. After quarter-end, Huayou completed the transfer of Elevra’s project rights and obligations and is set to sole-fund remaining development costs under the agreement; quarter-end cash was approximately A$8 million.
Parabellum Resources will hold its annual meeting on 26 November, where shareholders will vote on re-electing Shaun Menezes and granting approval for a placement facility of up to 10% of issued capital. The agenda also includes the remuneration report and annual report for the year ended 30 June 2026.
Genesis Minerals has committed $30 million to Brightstar Resources’ $82 million placement, which is intended to accelerate exploration and development at Sandstone after the Two Mile Hill-Shillington resource doubled to 1.45 million ounces in recent months. Brightstar says Goldfields Project construction remains on schedule and on budget for first gold in the June quarter of 2027; the placement is directed to Sandstone.
Antimony Resources will hold its AGM on 30 November, with shareholders to vote on director elections and a mandate to issue equity securities equal to up to 10% of issued capital. The agenda also seeks approval to issue performance rights to four directors and continue the employee incentive plan; the supplied excerpt does not include further explanatory details.
Jatcorp reported quarterly revenue of approximately $5 million, down 52% from the comparable prior-year quarter, as a sharper seasonal downturn in China reduced own-brand sales and manufacturing orders. The company said Australian and Southeast Asian contributions increased as it pursued diversification, while operating cash outflow widened by approximately $3 million year on year.
Helix Resources will hold its annual general meeting on 30 November, with shareholders to vote on John Keogh’s election and proposed issues of shares, options and performance rights to directors. The proposals include up to 24 million performance rights across four directors and up to three million placement shares plus three million options for Keogh.
Carbonxt Group reported that approximately 9 million expiring options lapsed after their conditions could not be met. Two directors also disclosed lapses of unquoted options, reducing their associated holdings by 3 million and 1 million options respectively; neither notice reports a purchase or sale.
Microba Life Sciences will hold its annual general meeting in Brisbane on 27 November 2026, with proxy forms due two days earlier. Gene Tyson and Ian Frazer ceased to be directors on 21 October; their final notices disclose shareholdings, including interests held through family trusts.
Metgasco will hold its annual general meeting in Perth on 27 November 2026, with shareholders able to attend in person or vote by proxy. The company says meeting materials are available electronically, and proxy instructions are due before the meeting.
Clime Investment Management bought back 2,000 shares on the previous reported day, bringing total buy-backs to 247,432 since the program began. The company has bought back about 3% of its proposed maximum, with nearly 8 million shares remaining under the cap.
Dateline Resources announced the death of longtime Chairman Mark Johnson AO, who served on its board for more than 13 years. Separately, a US court has reserved its decision on applications to pause an injunction affecting the Colosseum project; site operations remain suspended while the injunction is in force.
Transurban Group applied to quote 555,618 stapled securities issued under its Deferred Short Term Incentive Plan, including allocations to three named key management personnel. The securities were issued for cash consideration and rank equally with existing securities.
Prominence Energy has called its annual general meeting for 30 November, where shareholders will consider approval for the company to issue equity securities of up to 10% of its issued capital under placement capacity rules. The agenda also includes director elections and the remuneration report.
HUB24 corrected the issue date for ordinary shares issued to eligible employees under its Tax Exempt Share Plan; the shares were issued for no consideration and are subject to transfer restrictions. The correction changes the date from the previously reported date to the announcement date.
LGI Limited director Adam James Bloomer acquired shares on-market through a company he controls, increasing his indirect holding. The notice reports no shares disposed.
SQX completed a fully underwritten entitlement offer, raising approximately $2 million and ending the September quarter with approximately $2 million in cash to fund exploration. At Red Bird, the company advanced resource evaluation and mining scenario assessments after earlier drilling returned broad gold intercepts, while metallurgical testing is being prepared; field crews also began mapping and sampling at Williams, with assays pending. SQX also began preparing exploration programs for its Queensland prospects for the 2027 financial year.
Sonic Healthcare reported that more than 4.5 million unquoted options expired without exercise, while a further 30,000 were forfeited under the option plan. The notices report the cessation of these options on the same date.
Diablo Resources will hold its annual general meeting in November, with shareholders to vote on director elections, a constitutional amendment and a mandate allowing the company to issue up to 10% of its issued capital in equity securities. The excerpt does not provide further details of the proposed constitutional changes.
EZZ Life Science Holdings will hold its annual meeting on 27 November, with shareholders to vote on the election of three directors and the re-election of Ivan Oshry. The agenda also includes a proposed mandate allowing the company to issue up to 10% of its issued capital and an advisory vote on the remuneration report; meeting materials are available electronically.
Catalina Resources will hold its annual general meeting on 26 November, with shareholders to vote on the re-election of Ross Cotton and a proposal to approve placement capacity of up to 10% of issued capital. The meeting will also consider the annual report and remuneration report; voting will be by poll, and shareholders can access the notice online.
Global Lithium Resources has lodged its Appendix 4G and corporate governance statement for the year ended June 2026, approved by the board and current as at 27 October 2026. The statement is available on the company’s website; the supplied excerpt does not show whether any governance recommendations were not followed.
Garda Property Group will hold its annual meeting on 26 November, with securityholders asked to consider appointing PwC as auditor, approving securities under its employee plan and granting additional placement capacity of up to 10%. The meeting will also consider director re-election and the FY26 remuneration report.
Allan Gray Australia and related entities reported a lower relevant interest in Ansell, with voting power declining from 15.45% to 14.42% since its previous notice. The excerpt does not provide the transaction details behind the change.
New Frontier Minerals will hold its annual general meeting in Perth on 26 November, with shareholders asked to consider a mandate allowing equity issues of up to 10% of issued capital and ratify prior share issues to Metallium and Cashu Group. The agenda also includes the re-election of director Eduardo Robaina and adoption of the remuneration report.
Perpetual Limited and its related bodies corporate increased their relevant interest in MaxiPARTS from 9.57% to 10.65%, with voting shares rising from about 5.3 million to about 5.9 million. The notice records purchases, but the supplied excerpt does not include the full details of present relevant interests.
MCS Services is discussing a potential acquisition and ASX relisting compliance transaction, but has signed no definitive agreement and says there is no certainty a deal will proceed. At quarter-end, cash less net payables was approximately $830,000, down from approximately $1.07 million at the prior quarter-end; cash itself fell from $1.77 million to $1.30 million. Its securities remain suspended from quotation.
Perpetual Limited and its related bodies corporate reported an increase in their relevant interest in Aspen Group, with voting power rising from about 13.9% to 15.5%. The supplied excerpt includes details of some sales but is truncated before the full transaction information, so it does not establish the complete basis for the increase.
Telstra bought back nearly 2 million shares on the previous day, taking the total repurchased to over 87 million since the on-market program began. The company intends to buy back shares worth up to approximately $1 billion, subject to its assessment of what benefits efficient capital management.
Perpetual Equity Investment Company reported net tangible asset backing of approximately $1.14 per share before tax and after tax as at 26 October 2026. The announcement provides no comparison with an earlier period.
Locksley reported progress preparing its Greater Tottenham project for increased exploration and said it ended September with approximately $13 million in cash, down about $2 million during the quarter. After the quarter, the company decided against further investment in its DeepSolv antimony research, citing the expenditure required and uncertain commercial returns. It also issued performance rights to eligible participants under its shareholder-approved incentive plan.
Julia Beckett has ceased as Alkane Resources’ joint company secretary, effective 27 October. Rich Steenhof will continue as company secretary and remain responsible for communications with ASX on listing-rule matters.
Southern Cross Electrical Engineering shareholders approved the FY27 performance-rights grant to Managing Director Graeme Dunn, and the company issued the rights following the AGM. Dunn’s disclosed interests now include these new rights alongside his existing ordinary shares and FY25 and FY26 performance rights; all resolutions at the meeting were carried.
Unity Metals director Anthony Ashall acquired additional shares through a share purchase plan, while Andrew Wright’s notice records shares acquired and options that expired. The excerpt also lists directors’ post-change holdings, including unvested performance rights; the announcement is truncated.
ActivEX will hold its annual general meeting in Sydney on 27 November, with shareholders to consider director re-elections and ratification of previously issued shares. The meeting materials are available electronically.
Chrysos Corporation says its board approved an updated Securities Trading Policy, effective 21 October 2026. The supplied excerpt does not detail what changed in the policy.
SH2 Holdings Pty Ltd and associated parties became substantial holders in Raiz Invest, disclosing relevant interests in 10.27% of its ordinary shares. The interest includes shares SH2 already holds and a binding agreement to acquire a further parcel from Acorns Grow Incorporated; the excerpt does not establish that the acquisition has completed.
Goodman Group says Computershare Investor Services’ registry address will change from 30 October, with securityholder documents to be sent to the new Abbotsford address. Telephone numbers remain unchanged.
Perennial Income Generator Active ETF plans to move to an independent market maker from 2 November, which is intended to support secondary-market liquidity while shifting trading risks and profits away from the fund. The change also introduces daily disclosure of a representative portfolio basket, while full holdings will remain disclosed monthly; the fund’s investment strategy, fees and distribution policy are unchanged.
Golden Dragon Mining has had 200,000 ordinary shares released from escrow and quoted on the ASX; the shares were originally escrowed when the company listed. The release adds to its quoted share capital, while the supplied investor presentation excerpt does not provide enough detail to assess other company developments.
Citigroup reported a stop-loss trigger that suspended Reliance Worldwide Corp MINIs, with holders able to sell during a temporary trading window or receive the applicable cash amount. It also confirmed cash amounts for Telix Pharmaceuticals and Tuas MINIs after a prior stop-loss announcement, set dividend dates for DJW instalment MINIs, and issued strike and term updates effective the following day; the supplied schedules are truncated.
Austal’s order book rose 27% to about $17 billion, while revenue increased 11%, but the company swung to an operating loss and a net loss after heavy losses in its US shipbuilding business. Its Australian operations delivered stronger results, with revenue up 49% and record EBIT, supported by new defence contracts that the chairman said provide more than a decade of work. Talks over a possible sale of Austal USA continue, with Hanwha’s indicative offer still non-binding and no binding proposal received.
Healius issued 117,433 unquoted service rights to CEO Paul Anderson under a shareholder-approved increase to his fixed remuneration for FY27, satisfied through a salary sacrifice arrangement. The rights add to his existing performance rights and shareholdings; the announcement does not disclose a cash payment.
Latrobe Magnesium will hold its annual general meeting in Sydney on 26 November, with shareholders also able to follow the meeting online. The agenda includes director re-election and votes to ratify two earlier share issues made in lieu of cash advisory and consulting fees.
ASF Group will hold its annual general meeting in Sydney on 27 November 2026, with meeting materials available electronically. The supplied excerpts do not provide an FY27 update or guidance.
AdAlta has changed the date of its 2026 annual general meeting from 25 November to 30 November. The meeting will begin at 2pm in Melbourne, with the shareholder letter and notice of meeting due on 30 October.
Experience Co has appointed Seshadri Varadhan as company secretary, effective immediately, following Christopher Fernandes’ resignation. Varadhan will also handle the company’s communications with the ASX on listing-rule matters.
Mithril Silver and Gold will hold its AGM on 27 November, with shareholders asked to approve a placement facility allowing securities issues of up to 10% of issued capital. The agenda also includes director re-elections and approval of an employee incentive securities plan.
Manuka Resources will hold its 2026 annual general meeting in Sydney on 26 November, with shareholders asked to vote on the remuneration report, director John Seton’s re-election and ratification of earlier share and warrant issues. Proxy votes are due by 24 November; the meeting notice and related documents are available online.
Platformo’s September-quarter revenue rose 23% from a year earlier, led by accounting software licences and cloud hosting, while cash collections were slightly lower than in the previous quarter. The company reported a net cash outflow of approximately A$123,000 and held approximately A$697,000 in cash at quarter-end; it expects competitive pricing pressure and rising costs to persist.
The Takeovers Panel has issued final orders after finding unacceptable circumstances around May share purchases, including that associated parties’ combined voting power rose from 36.65% to 45.43% and required disclosures were not made. The orders require corrective disclosure, vest certain shares for sale, cancel a share-funding arrangement, and require DGR to appoint an independent director and establish an independent board committee.
Orion Minerals has proposed consolidating every 20 existing shares into one, reducing its ordinary shares on issue from about 9 billion to about 448 million; the company says the move is intended to better suit its current stage and may reduce administrative costs. Shareholders are due to vote on the proposal at the November AGM, where Orion is also seeking approval to issue shares to BPDT & Co. in lieu of cash for services.
Noble Helium will hold its AGM on 26 November, with shareholders asked to approve a placement facility of up to 10% of issued capital and ratify the prior issue of consideration shares. The agenda also includes votes on the re-election of Amanda Burgess and Jamie Clarke.
Alliance Nickel will hold a physical annual general meeting in West Perth on 26 November 2026, with shareholders able to access the meeting materials online. The supplied excerpt does not include the full meeting agenda.
AustralianSuper’s voting power in Qantas Airways rose to 8.43% from 7.32% in its latest substantial-holder notice. The filing reports a mix of share purchases and sales through JPMorgan Nominees Australia, with the overall holding increasing.
American Rare Earths said Computershare Investor Services’ registry address will change from October 30, with telephone numbers unchanged. Documents must be lodged at the new address from that date.
Azzuro Resources reported maiden conceptual exploration targets at its Red Hill and Oval copper projects, while confirming copper-gold mineralisation across about 550 metres at Red Hill and commencing a second drilling phase focused on shallow gold. After the quarter, it secured approximately A$3 million in strategic investment intended to fund resource definition, metallurgical testing and an initial commercial study at Red Hill.
The Perennial Better Future Active ETF has confirmed its final distribution and estimated redemption payment as it completes the wind-up announced in September. The payments represent final income and the net proceeds from realising the fund’s assets; any units remaining after the wind-up will be cancelled.
Kogan.com issued performance rights to founder and director Ruslan Kogan following shareholder approval, increasing his holding of performance rights from approximately 793,000 to approximately 7.5 million. The rights were issued for no consideration; his disclosed ordinary shareholdings were unchanged.
Quantum Graphite will hold its annual general meeting online in November, with shareholders asked to approve share issues for service providers and capital-market services, additional issue capacity, and options for directors and the company secretary. The proposals include issuing up to approximately 29 million shares to Markets Nominees, an entity controlled by CEO and director Sal Catalano, for capital-market services.
AML3D issued nearly 5 million ordinary shares after performance rights vested, including rights held by directors Peter Goumas and Sean Ebert, while about 1.7 million employee performance rights lapsed. Shares rose around 9% on the day, alongside the update.
Prodigy Gold has extended the closing date for its fully underwritten entitlement offer, which aims to raise up to approximately $8 million, giving eligible shareholders more time to participate. Separately, drilling is underway at Hyperion, targeting a geophysical anomaly beyond the current resource, while testwork at Old Pirate produced a high-grade concentrate from mineralised material.
EQ Resources will hold its virtual annual meeting on 25 November, with shareholders able to ask questions and vote online. Shares rose around 6% on the day, alongside the announcement.
Delorean Corporation will hold its annual general meeting on 27 November, with shareholders asked to ratify a prior placement to LMS Energy and approve a mandate allowing the company to issue up to 10% of its issued capital. The agenda also includes director re-elections and approval of an employee incentive plan.
3P Learning issued approximately 2.1 million unquoted performance rights under its employee incentive scheme, including awards to three key management personnel. The rights are not intended to be quoted on ASX.
Pharmx Technologies has appointed Andrew Kabega as company secretary, replacing Christopher Fernandes, effective immediately. Shares rose around 6% on the day, alongside the announcement.
IDP Education reported FY26 revenue of $795 million and adjusted EBIT of $123 million, with student placement volumes down 27% but higher yields and cost reductions partly offsetting the decline. The AGM elected Anne Brennan as a non-executive director and approved the CEO’s long-term incentive rights, while a separate performance-rights resolution was withdrawn. The company also announced a share buyback of up to $50 million and a final unfranked dividend.
Saunders International reported record FY26 revenue of approximately $306 million, up 43% on the prior year, while adjusted earnings rose 19% and cash increased 35%. Its opportunity pipeline reached a record $5.1 billion, up 28%, and work in hand rose 8% to a record level, providing improved visibility into FY27 and beyond. Shareholders also approved the AGM resolutions, including BDO’s appointment as auditor and performance rights for CEO Angelo De Angelis.
The Star Entertainment Group reported quarterly EBITDA of $12 million, a $25 million improvement from a loss a year earlier and a $21 million turnaround from the previous quarter; Sydney and Gold Coast revenue rose 9% from the prior quarter, marking their first combined year-on-year growth since quarterly reporting began. The company said operating free cash flow was positive before one-off items and expects FY27 to be its first year of net operating cash inflows in more than two years, before one-off items. Shares climbed around 17% on the day alongside the updates.
Normandy Minerals will hold its annual general meeting on 25 November, with shareholders to consider appointing an auditor, electing Bradley Rogers as a director and approving a potential issue of securities under a 10% placement mandate. Shareholders will also vote on approval to issue securities under the employee incentive plan.
WA Gold will hold its annual general meeting in Perth on 26 November 2026, with shareholders to consider the re-election of director John Prineas and approval of an additional placement facility. The notice and proxy materials are available online.
360 Capital REIT paid an unfranked quarterly distribution of 0.9 cents per stapled security, with the full distribution reinvested through its plan, issuing nearly 3 million securities. Director Tony Pitt’s indirect holdings increased through the September distribution reinvestment plan, as did director Andrew Moffat’s indirect holding; FY27 distributions from 360 Capital Passive REIT are forecast to be fully tax-deferred.
archTIS will host an investor webinar to discuss its quarterly activities report and cash flow update for the first quarter of FY2027. CEO Daniel Lai and Chief Strategy Officer and U.S. President Kurt Mueffelmann are scheduled to present and take questions.
Elixir Energy reported peak Lorelle-3H flows of about 13 terajoules a day during the first phase of cleanup testing, with the well averaging about 7.5 terajoules an hour over its strongest reported hour. After the quarter, it agreed to farm out half its interests and operatorship across much of its Taroom Trough portfolio to Beach Energy in a deal valued at $205 million, including cash and a four-year carried work program intended to reduce Elixir’s funding needs while retaining acreage and upside. The company also raised approximately $5 million during the quarter and is progressing feasibility work on its Warkon Pilot.
Director Stuart Gunzburg acquired 400,000 EVE Health Group shares on-market, increasing the indirect holding through Gunzburg Nominees. The notice reports no shares disposed of and says prior written clearance was obtained for the trade during a closed period.
Growthpoint Properties Australia director Panayiotis Theocharides acquired stapled securities on market, increasing his indirect holding from 63,000 to 73,000. The notice reports no securities disposed.
Cinda International HGB Investment (UK) Limited lodged a notice of change in its interests as a substantial holder of Yancoal Australia Limited. The supplied excerpt does not include details of the change.
Locality Planning Energy Holdings will hold its annual general meeting in Maroochydore on 26 November 2026, with a live webcast available for shareholders unable to attend in person. Shareholders are encouraged to submit votes before the meeting; the full agenda and proxy form are included in the notice.
CVC has appointed Tiffany McLean as General Counsel and Company Secretary, effective 3 November 2026. Executive Chair and Managing Director Craig Treasure will step down as Company Secretary on the same date.
Orbit Resources has identified a coherent one-kilometre magnetic target beside its Cousin Jack discovery at Lewis Ponds, where the anomaly also coincides with an IP chargeability response. The company says the geophysical signals may indicate sulphides, but the target has not been drill tested; field assessment is starting, with ground electromagnetic work planned next. The update follows recent drilling at Lewis Ponds, with assays pending.
Avecho Biotechnology has appointed Subaraj Subramaniam as chief financial officer, effective immediately, replacing Melanie Leydin, who has served the company since 2018. Subramaniam has more than 15 years’ accounting experience, including over seven years supporting ASX-listed companies.
Universal Store Holdings reported group direct-to-customer sales up 9% in the first 17 weeks of FY27, with Perfect Stranger sales up 37% and Universal Store sales up 7%; Cheap Thrills sales rose 3%, though its wholesale channel remains challenged. The company remains on track to open 16 to 20 stores this financial year, with five already opened and seven more planned before Christmas. At its AGM, all resolutions passed, while shareholders approved the remuneration report with about 21% of votes cast against it.
Fleetwood says it has fully exited the RV business after selling Camec and is now focused on Australia’s modern construction sector, with reducing delivered costs its priority. The company is shifting from construction towards manufacturing and may import selected components and finished products in FY27; it also reported a fully franked dividend and strong shareholder returns in FY26. At its AGM, shareholders passed all resolutions, including the remuneration report and two director re-elections.
Director Brent Cubis acquired 20,000 AI-Media Technologies shares on market through Cubes Advisory, increasing his indirect holding from 63,571 to 83,571 shares. The notice reports no shares disposed.
Kelsian Group appointed CEO Graeme Legh as a director and managing director, while his employment terms otherwise remain unchanged. At its AGM, shareholders approved the FY27 performance-rights grants for the CEO and reinstated proportional takeover provisions in the constitution; the company also said its tourism portfolio sale had completed and Kangaroo Island’s Wanggami service had commenced.
Global Health has appointed Lachlan Morley as Joint Company Secretary, effective immediately, following Christopher Fernandes’ resignation. Morley will also handle ASX communications on listing-rule matters, while Anara Malabekova remains Joint Company Secretary.
Infotrust has issued the notice and proxy materials for its annual meeting, to be held virtually on 27 November 2026. Shareholders will be able to ask questions and vote online.
Duratec will hold its 2026 annual general meeting by live webcast on 26 November, with shareholders able to ask questions and vote online. Proxy votes must be received by 24 November; the supplied excerpt does not include the full meeting resolutions.
WIN says its Radio restart study outlines a potential integrated mine and processing operation, with a base case forecasting an $18 million pre-tax value and an approximately $19 million peak funding requirement. The company received over $8 million from a completed tenure transaction with Astral Resources, which also gives WIN gold rights over specified Mt Edwards tenements while it retains its nickel resources. After the quarter, initial testwork reported high rubidium extraction from Faraday mineralisation, which has been renamed the Faraday Critical Minerals Project.
Gwardar Resources says shareholders passed all resolutions at its annual meeting, including director ratifications, auditor appointment and approval of additional placement capacity. The remuneration report was also adopted.
Aurora Energy Metals says Eagle has lined up major contractors for a planned drill program at the Aurora Uranium Project, which is awaiting Oregon permit approvals; a pre-feasibility study remains targeted for the second half of 2027. Aurora reported approximately A$17 million in cash and listed investments at quarter-end and said its shares traded at an approximately 39% discount to the estimated value of its Eagle holding and cash, compared with the prior quarter-end valuation. Its AGM is scheduled for November, with shareholders to vote on director re-election and additional share-issue capacity.
CSL shareholders approved all four resolutions reported, including the elections of Gordon Naylor and Costa Saroukos and adoption of the remuneration report. Naylor is set to become chair next year, while incoming CEO Deborah Waterhouse is due to take up her role in February; the AGM address described the past financial year as a reset after a challenging period, but the supplied excerpt does not include the full outlook.
Australian Agricultural Projects reported an operating cash surplus of approximately $1 million for the September quarter and expects positive operating cash flow through the December and March quarters, with a temporary deficit anticipated during the June harvest-spending period. The 2026 harvest oil has been sold apart from one small parcel awaiting collection, while orchard conditions and dam storage have improved; management expects the next harvest outlook review after fruit set. Core lending facilities were reduced during the quarter, with further principal reductions forecast for the rest of the financial year.
Omni Bridgeway reported A$136 million in investment proceeds for the first quarter of FY27, with a 3.9x return multiple compared with a 2.5x two-year trailing average; management fees rose 24% year on year and new commitments increased 23%. Its Funds 4 and 5 Series II closed at the US$1 billion target, while the company said it is tracking at or above its FY27 operational targets. At its AGM, shareholders approved all resolutions, and the board outlined a capital policy that is intended to return surplus liquidity to shareholders, generally through buy-backs.
Immutep will hold its annual general meeting on 27 November, with shareholders to vote on director re-elections and a proposal allowing the company to issue up to 10% of its issued capital over a 12-month period. The meeting will be held in Sydney, with a live webcast available.
Vanguard Australian Floating Rate Bond Index ETF has announced an estimated November distribution of approximately 22 cents per unit, payable on 17 November. The first distribution dates are confirmed; later dates are indicative and may change.
Pacific Resources reported high-grade gold in follow-up sampling at its newly acquired Snowstorm project, including a 2-metre channel averaging 9.54 grams per tonne, and assays identified a new high-grade copper zone at Dogwood. The company held $63,000 in cash at quarter-end and later secured a short-term loan of approximately $100,000 from its chairman while considering further funding options.
Gryphon Capital Income Trust reported net tangible asset backing of approximately $2.02 per unit as at the close of business on 26 October 2026. The announcement provides a daily figure and no comparison with an earlier period.
Stavely Minerals’ presentation highlights the Gossan Scoping Study’s estimated pre-tax value of A$818 million using consensus metals prices, rising to A$905 million at spot prices; the study also estimates pre-production funding of A$472 million. The presentation says recent metals-price increases have strengthened the study economics, while the project’s updated resource estimate stands at 60 million tonnes and the Cayley Lode remains open at depth.
MA Credit Income Trust reported an unaudited estimated net tangible asset backing of approximately $2.01 per unit at the close of business on 26 October 2026. The announcement provides no comparison with an earlier estimate.
Singular Health signed a non-binding MOU with Florida International University for a state-funded medical imaging repository, with its proposed share worth approximately A$4 million and revenue expected in FY27 subject to delivery. The project is intended to test whether shared access to prior scans can reduce duplicate imaging and costs; the company also reported 1,000 contracted licences deployed across its largest customer network, whose agreement is due for renewal by year-end. It had over A$8 million in cash and no debt at quarter-end.
CuFe issued 100,000 ordinary shares after options were exercised for cash at approximately 3 cents each. The shares bring its quoted ordinary shares to just over 2 billion; the announcement does not state how this compares with recent issuance.
NexGen Energy (Canada) Ltd. issued new shares to a debenture holder in partial payment of interest accrued on its 2023 unsecured convertible debentures. The company said the shares were issued without disclosure under Part 6D.2 and provided a cleansing notice.
VHM director Ian Smith acquired 100,000 ordinary shares on market, increasing his indirect holding to 800,000 shares. His direct holding of unlisted options was unchanged.
Energy Fuels says Australian government financing institutions have conditionally approved up to approximately A$180 million toward a proposed A$200 million senior debt facility for Phase 1 of its Donald rare earths project. The approval is additional to a conditional US$725 million U.S. government loan commitment announced in June, while the Australian financing remains subject to due diligence, definitive agreements, other funding and final approvals. The company is targeting a final investment decision by the end of 2026.
West Wits Mining nearly tripled monthly underground development during the September quarter, reaching a record pace in September, while surface infrastructure completion rose from 45% to 61%. The company says it has received a second senior-loan drawdown after meeting lenders’ cost-to-complete test, and expects stoping to begin in February 2027, with commercial production targeted for late 2027. A live quarterly investor webinar is scheduled for Thursday.
PhosCo says drilling expanded its DOH discovery and identified a new discovery at Sekarna North, while maiden drilling at KH confirmed thick phosphate near the proposed plant site. Metallurgical tests produced concentrate grading up to 34% phosphate, above the commonly traded grade cited in the announcement, and an updated Scoping Study is expected imminently. The company reported A$3.8 million in cash and A$0.6 million in undrawn grant funding, with further funding from STUDI and EBRD expected subject to stated conditions.
ResMed Global General Counsel Michael J. Rider reported selling shares under a Rule 10b5-1 plan adopted in 2025. He retained direct ownership of more than twelve thousand shares after the transaction.
Immuron reported quarterly sales of approximately A$2 million, up 9% on the prior-year period and 5% on the previous quarter, with Australian and Canadian sales rising while US sales declined. The company attributed Australian growth partly to Travelan’s relaunch and said US inventory has been replenished after customs and logistics delays. Separately, Immuron reduced the capacity of its existing at-the-market funding facility to approximately US$2 million, retaining discretion over whether and when to issue shares.
Right Resources says preliminary laboratory testing of a sample from the Pilot mine mullock dump achieved nearly 90% gold extraction after 24 hours using conventional cyanide leaching, with low reagent use. The result supports further metallurgical assessment, but the company says more work is needed to investigate possible coarse gold and reconcile test results; the sample does not establish recovery or economics across the wider project. A separate notice schedules the company’s annual meeting for 26 November in Perth.
Nova Eye Medical reported quarterly sales up 30% year on year, with trailing 12-month sales growth accelerating from 26% to 30%. It generated positive operating cash flow, compared with an outflow in the prior-year quarter, and reported positive EBITDA for a second consecutive reporting period. FY27 sales and positive EBITDA guidance was confirmed.
Moab has expanded its Manyoni uranium project in Tanzania with four transferred prospecting licences adjoining its existing ground, which it says may offer scope to explore extensions of the mineralised system; its previously reported resource contains about 27 million pounds of uranium oxide, up 25% from the earlier estimate. Shareholders will be asked to approve issuing consideration shares at the November AGM, while planned testwork and drilling remain subject to funding, with drilling contemplated for 2027. After quarter-end, Moab agreed to an unsecured loan of approximately $350,000, potentially convertible into shares subject to shareholder approval and other conditions.
Astron says Export Finance Australia and the National Reconstruction Fund Corporation have conditionally approved up to $180 million in senior debt for Phase 1 of its Donald Project, within a proposed $200 million facility. The approval advances financing beyond EFA’s earlier letter of support and a June financing update, but remains subject to due diligence, further lender funding and final documentation; Astron is targeting a final investment decision in the fourth quarter of 2026.
Altamin’s presentation highlights its Lazio project, reporting over 226 million tonnes of contained sulphate of potash equivalent and a scoping study targeted for early 2027. The company says its Gorno and Punta Corna projects are in a strategic joint-venture process, while it is pursuing further funding after receiving an approximately A$4 million grant. The supplied excerpt is truncated.
Vanadium Resources will hold its annual general meeting in person in West Perth on 26 November, with shareholders unable to attend able to vote by proxy ahead of the meeting. The truncated notice lists adoption of the remuneration report and the re-election of director Jurie Wessels among the matters for consideration.
TrivarX will hold its annual general meeting in Perth on 26 November 2026. Shareholders will consider director re-election and proposals covering potential share issues, an employee incentive plan and options for a director.
Mirrabooka Investments said Tony Walls ceased as a director and disclosed an indirect interest in ordinary shares held by OC Omega Pty Ltd on behalf of the OC Omega Trust. Newly appointed director David Roberts reported no shares registered in his own name, but an indirect interest in ordinary shares held by Third & Harold Pty Ltd.
Albion Resources has called its annual meeting for November, with resolutions including a proposed 10% placement facility and a refresh of its employee securities plan. David Lee Palumbo ceased to be a substantial holder after dilution from share issues, while Steven Formica’s holding remained unchanged at 10.75 million shares but his voting power fell from 7.56% to 6.08% following dilution. The supplied AGM notice excerpt is truncated.
Perpetual Credit Income Trust reported an estimated net tangible asset value of about $1.10 per unit at the close of business on 26 October. The estimate is unaudited and approximate.
Talga Group will hold its annual general meeting on 26 November, with shareholders asked to vote on director re-election, a proposed facility to issue up to 10% of issued capital, and ratification of placement shares and options. The meeting notice also includes an advisory vote on the remuneration report.
Killi Resources will hold its annual general meeting on 27 November, with shareholders asked to vote on a proposed capacity to issue up to 10% of its issued capital and the re-election and election of directors. The board unanimously recommends voting against Stephen Mayne’s non-board-endorsed director nomination.
Aeris Environmental issued shares to raise $1.5 million from a placement announced last week, with additional shares issued for advisory services. The company says proceeds are intended to accelerate rollout of its building intelligence platform, support core technologies and fund working capital.
Silex Systems says Computershare Investor Services’ registry address changed from 27 October, and documents must now be sent to its new Abbotsford address. Telephone numbers are unchanged.
RAM Income Capital reported no note covenant failures, events that could trigger immediate repayment or enforcement, or material prejudice to noteholders during the September quarter. It advanced approximately $221 million to RAM Secured Income Notes Investment Trust during the quarter, taking the aggregate secured loan balance to approximately $531 million.
Woodside has agreed to sell its 33.44% participating interest in the Sunrise Joint Venture to TIMOR GAP for consideration of up to $200 million, subject to approvals and other conditions, with completion targeted for the first half of 2027. The deal is intended to simplify Woodside’s portfolio and refocus capital and management attention; Woodside would exit the venture once the sale is completed.
Empire Resources reported copper and gold intercepts from earlier drilling at Yuinmery, including mineralisation at Just Desserts, Microbe Well and Lorne; further drilling is planned at Lorne and around Microbe Well. The company also completed air-core drilling at Pennys, with results expected in the December quarter, and is preparing an updated resource estimate for Just Desserts. Director Michael Ruane’s disclosed shareholding increased through purchases, while no shares were disposed of.
White Energy Company will hold its virtual AGM on 27 November, with shareholders voting on director elections, a proposed share plan and loan-funded share issues to directors, among other resolutions. The notice also includes proposals on future securities issues and director fees.
EPX has appointed Seshadri Varadhan as Joint Company Secretary, effective immediately, following Christopher Fernandes’ resignation. Varadhan will also be responsible for communication with the ASX.
AJ Lucas Group will hold its virtual AGM on 26 November, with shareholders to consider director Francis Egan’s re-election and a proposal allowing the company to issue up to 10% of its issued capital under listing rules. The meeting will also consider the remuneration report for the year ended 30 June 2026.
Norwest Minerals will hold its virtual AGM on 25 November, with shareholders to consider director re-elections and a proposal allowing the company to issue additional shares equal to up to 10% of its issued capital over the following 12 months. The meeting will also consider the annual financial statements and remuneration report for the period ended 30 June 2026.
MLG Oz will hold its 2026 annual general meeting online on 26 November, with shareholders able to ask questions and vote during the webcast. Proxy votes must be received by 24 November; the supplied excerpt does not include the full meeting agenda.
Ausbil Active Dividend Income Fund – Active ETF estimates a monthly distribution of 5 cents per unit for the period ending 31 October 2026. The final amount is due to be announced in early November, with payment scheduled for that month.
Regener8 Resources has called its annual meeting for November, where shareholders will consider changing the company’s name to Sava Resources and approving performance rights for three directors. The agenda also includes re-electing Robert Boston, renewing the long-term incentive plan and approving an additional placement facility of up to 10% of issued capital.
Radiopharm Theranostics will hold its annual meeting online, with shareholders able to attend, ask questions and vote. Its shares fell around 20% on the day, alongside the announcement.
Eneco Refresh will hold its annual general meeting on 25 November, with shareholders asked to approve a placement facility of up to 10% of issued capital and vote on director re-elections and the remuneration report. The supplied excerpt does not include the full meeting materials.
Swoop agreed to sell its Sydney fibre assets to Xenith for approximately $5 million, with proceeds expected in the third quarter of FY27, subject to customary conditions including foreign investment approval. Customer receipts less product and operating costs rose to $7 million from $5 million in the prior quarter, while net operating cash outflow was $2 million; cash at quarter end was $6 million. The previously announced Melbourne fibre sale for $11 million remains subject to approval, expected in the second quarter of FY27.
Cyclopharm will host a webinar on Thursday to update investors on its activities and progress during the third quarter of FY26. CEO and Managing Director James McBrayer will present, with a replay to be made available afterward.
Advance ZincTek reported that Lev Mizikovsky’s indirect holding increased by one ordinary share to approximately 41 million, while his direct holding was unchanged. The notice records an on-market trade and no securities disposed.
Western Mines Group presented an update on its Mulga Tank nickel sulphide discovery at the IMARC conference in Sydney. The supplied excerpt contains no project results or recent comparisons, so further developments cannot be assessed from it.
Amotiv says first-quarter like-for-like revenue fell 5% year on year and now expects FY27 revenue and underlying EBITA, excluding VAFI consolidation, to be up to 5% below continuing operations in FY26; including VAFI, both are expected to be broadly in line. It also announced an on-market buyback of up to 5% of shares on issue, while shares fell around 6% on the day. Deloitte has been appointed auditor following the AGM.
Bounty has agreed to acquire PetroQuest Liberia Deep Water, which holds exclusive negotiating rights for an offshore Liberian exploration block; the deal remains conditional, and a production-sharing contract still requires negotiation and approval. The company also secured commitments for approximately $4 million through a share placement, while quarterly petroleum revenue was approximately $397,000. Bounty’s 2026 AGM is scheduled for November in Sydney.
Altitude Minerals shareholders passed all nine resolutions at its general meeting, including approvals for placement shares and options, broker options, and securities to several named individuals. The resolutions were decided by poll.
Academies Australasia Group director John Lewis Schlederer acquired 100,000 shares on market, increasing his indirect holding from approximately 17.9 million to approximately 18 million shares. The notice reports no shares disposed.
NRW Holdings says it complied with ASX governance recommendations throughout FY26 and has published its annual governance, sustainability and modern slavery reports. The modern slavery statement outlines steps taken to identify and address risks in the group’s operations and supply chains; the supplied excerpts do not provide comparative performance figures or FY27 guidance.
Euroz Hartleys shareholders will vote at the November AGM on three proposed director elections and the re-election of two directors, as the company shifts its focus to growing its private wealth business following shareholder approval of the proposed capital markets business sale to BMO. The appointments and board changes are intended to support the company’s next phase, with Alan Logan appointed CEO effective the day before the AGM.
Coleman Street Trust’s voting power in Wingara AG fell from 8% to 5.9% after Wingara issued additional shares to an entity associated with Christopher Hood. The trust continues to hold approximately 14 million ordinary shares.
Titan Minerals’ investor presentation describes its wholly owned Dynasty Gold Project in Ecuador as a large-scale development opportunity, with a drilling program underway and further results expected. The company is targeting an updated mineral resource estimate and scoping study in early 2027; the supplied excerpt does not provide enough detail to assess changes against earlier project figures.
Elsight will host a webinar on 28 October after releasing its quarterly activities report, with executives set to review quarterly and nine-month results, strategic execution, and priorities for the final quarter and 2027. The session will also include a live Q&A.
Asset Vision issued two million ordinary shares to non-executive directors Luke Donnellan and Peter Borden as payment for services under their appointment terms, following shareholder approval at the AGM. Each director received one million shares, increasing their direct holdings from five million to six million shares.
Constellation Technologies will hold its virtual annual meeting on 26 November, with shareholders to consider director re-elections, an auditor change and issuing options to an executive director. The company says management will provide a shareholder update at the meeting.
Newly listed Parbo Resources completed its first drilling program at Brians Mill, with assay results expected in early November, and has since started an approximately 7,500-metre program at Mount Padbury. The company reported cash and term deposits of approximately $6 million at quarter-end and secured a government co-funding grant for planned drilling at Narracoota.
Clime Capital’s portfolio returned 11.1% after fees and tax over the year to September, compared with 1.4% for the Australian market, while its FY26 net profit was about $10 million. The company said valuations received so far showed no issues, but some unlisted trust holdings could not be tested by the September deadline and remaining valuations and an independent review of its private credit book were expected to be completed in November.
BSP Financial Group reported unaudited third-quarter net profit of approximately K334 million, up 8% on the first-half quarterly average and 18% on the prior comparable quarter. Revenue rose 6% against the first-half quarterly average, while deposits increased 3.6% and gross loans grew 1.6% from June; credit quality remained broadly stable.
Gratifii will hold its annual general meeting online on 27 November 2026, with shareholders able to vote and ask questions virtually. The supplied excerpt does not include the full meeting agenda.
Ausbil disclosed the holdings of the Candriam Sustainable Global Equity Fund – Active ETF as at 31 August 2026, with Apple, Microsoft and Alphabet among its largest positions. The supplied excerpt does not provide a comparison with earlier holdings.
Latitude 66 will hold its annual general meeting on 26 November, with shareholders asked to approve a mandate allowing the company to issue up to 10% of its issued capital. The agenda also includes director Toby Wellman’s re-election and ratification of earlier share issues; the supplied excerpt is truncated.
Ausbil disclosed the portfolio holdings of its Global SmallCap Fund – Active ETF as at the end of August, with Sanmina the largest listed holding and cash also included. The release provides a snapshot of portfolio weights, with no comparison to prior months.
C29 Metals reported that two million unquoted options expired without being exercised or converted. The company’s issued capital now includes approximately 224 million ordinary shares and five million other unquoted options.
Butn will hold its in-person annual meeting on 30 November, where shareholders will consider increasing its capacity to issue equity securities to up to 10% of issued capital, alongside director re-election and other resolutions. The supplied excerpt does not provide FY27 guidance.
The Ausbil Global Essential Infrastructure Fund (Hedged) – Active ETF disclosed its portfolio as at the end of August, with holdings across infrastructure companies and cash. Cheniere Energy was the largest listed position, at approximately 6% of the portfolio.
The Ausbil Active Sustainable Equity Fund – Active ETF disclosed its portfolio holdings as at 31 August, with Commonwealth Bank and CSL the largest positions. The release provides a snapshot of the fund’s holdings and weights, without comparative changes from the prior month.
Saluda Medical says restricted stock units held by former CEO Barry Regan vested early after his employment was terminated without cause. The resulting depositary interests will be subject to voluntary escrow until December 2027, and the company will apply to have them quoted.
Emu NL will hold its annual general meeting on 25 November, with shareholders to vote on director elections, an incentive awards plan and approval to issue up to 19.5 million options to placement investors. The meeting will also consider the company’s 2026 reports and remuneration report.
The NSW Supreme Court ordered Dexus Capital Investors Limited to pay around $30 million to APAC and other shareholders, with further costs orders provisionally covering some legal expenses. Dexus said the estimated total of the amounts was already reflected in approximately $60 million of costs expensed in FY26; the appeal hearing remains scheduled for late November and early December.
KGL says its Jervois copper project remains on schedule for first concentrate production in the first half of 2028, with the $300 million equity raising completed and the project’s final investment decision made after quarter-end. Site preparation, engineering and equipment procurement progressed during the quarter, while the company says project capital costs remain consistent with its baseline model. Copper prices rose 40% year on year by quarter-end, according to KGL.
Red Hill Minerals reported copper-gold intersections from drilling at Anabama, including copper mineralisation at depth in a newly identified geological setting and narrow high-grade zones near an untested electromagnetic conductor. At West Pilbara, initial drilling at G1 and step-out drilling at Barkley returned multiple modest gold intersections, with the company indicating further investigation is warranted.
Turaco has agreed to acquire Sodim’s remaining 20% interest in the Afema project, lifting its ownership to 100% subject to the Côte d’Ivoire government’s 10% interest; the deal is valued at approximately US$79 million and includes cash, shares, options and a royalty. The company plans an equity placement and share purchase plan to fund the acquisition and advance development, while its September-quarter report says the project’s resource estimate is due for an update in the December quarter and the definitive feasibility study is targeted for the second quarter of 2027. Turaco also reported further drilling extensions and ended the quarter with approximately $47 million in cash.
Hydrix will hold its 2026 annual general meeting in Melbourne on 26 November, with shareholders to consider the financial and related reports and other meeting business. The supplied excerpts also include the company’s corporate governance statement and Appendix 4G, but do not provide further meeting resolutions or FY27 guidance.
Brambles bought back and cancelled ordinary shares in its latest daily update, bringing total buy-backs to over 16 million shares. The company says it intends to spend up to US$400 million on the on-market buy-back through the remainder of FY26 and FY27, with purchases dependent on market conditions and other factors.
Axel REE says laboratory testing at its Woolrich deposit produced a mixed rare earth carbonate containing approximately 54% total rare earth oxides, with strong precipitation results and very low uranium and thorium levels. The test did not require a dedicated impurity-removal stage, which the company says may support a simpler processing route; the results are from laboratory work and further development is ongoing.
Larvotto Resources’ October investor presentation describes the company as Australia’s newest critical minerals producer. The supplied excerpt contains no operating or financial updates to substantiate that positioning.
Renascor Resources will hold an investor webinar covering progress at its purified spherical graphite demonstration facility and copper and uranium exploration plans in South Australia. The attached presentation says the facility has produced battery-grade graphite and reports cash of approximately A$94 million at the end of June; the excerpt does not provide a recent comparison.
Lion Selection Group has committed $1 million to Brightstar Resources’ $82 million placement, adding to its existing $10.6 million investment; its stake is expected to be approximately 2.3% after the raising. The funding is intended to accelerate drilling at Sandstone, where a thick, high-grade Two Mile Hill intercept extends beyond the known deposit and may support resource growth. Brightstar is targeting gold production of more than 200,000 ounces a year by 2029, while first production from its Laverton facility is expected in June 2027.
Careteq will hold its 2026 annual general meeting in Melbourne on November 27. Shareholders can attend in person or vote by proxy, with voting eligibility determined by the register at the specified cutoff.
Argo Global Listed Infrastructure reported estimated pre-tax net tangible assets of approximately $2.64 per share for the week ended October 23, up from approximately $2.63 the previous week. Its share price also rose from approximately $2.48 to $2.57 over the same period.
Lumos Diagnostics said FebriDx was being actively ordered and used at 265 US healthcare sites, up from 215 in mid-September and 170 in late July, while evaluations expanded to 485 sites from 405. Quarterly revenue fell 39% year on year to about US$2 million, but product revenue rose 224% and FebriDx sales increased 351%; the prior-year quarter included a one-off exclusivity fee. The company ended the quarter debt-free with approximately US$12 million in cash, while its paediatric study has enrolled fewer patients and bacterial-positive cases than planned.
Galan Lithium will hold its annual general meeting in West Perth on 26 November 2026. Shareholders can attend in person or vote by proxy, with proxy instructions due at least 48 hours before the meeting; the supplied excerpt does not include the full agenda.
Infragreen Group will hold its annual meeting in Brisbane, with shareholders also able to listen to a live webcast but not vote or ask questions online. The agenda includes a director re-election and a request for approval to issue additional equity securities under ASX rules; the supplied excerpt does not include the full meeting agenda.
William Hamilton will become TALi Digital’s CEO and managing director on 1 November, moving from his role as a non-executive director; David Brookes will transition from executive chair to non-executive chair. Hamilton says an immediate priority is building a team and commercialisation pathway for Datasphere, recently acquired by the company, while continuing to develop its YCDI! business.
NGX has secured rights to acquire up to 85% of seven exploration licences covering over 1,300 square kilometres in Namibia’s Damara Belt, plus up to 85% of a copper project near the Haib deposit. It has completed a placement raising approximately A$4 million to fund exploration and project commitments; the supplied filings also propose performance options for its executive director and key employees and consultants, subject to shareholder approval.
Strategic Energy Resources completed its Diamantina copper-gold project acquisition and raised $1.7 million to support drilling, while diamond drilling began at Canobie and Bulimba’s partner-funded exploration advanced. Fortescue is funding Canobie drilling, and Sumitomo approved an exploration budget of over $1 million for Bulimba; Diamantina drilling is supported by a Queensland Government grant. Canobie assays are expected in November, with further results anticipated during the December quarter.
Resonance Health secured an oversubscribed placement intended to fund three growth programmes over two years, lifting pro forma net cash from approximately $2 million to approximately $8 million. The company also reported preliminary MRI liver-fibrosis results broadly in line with a widely used ultrasound device for significant fibrosis, while noting the findings are based on a single-site cohort and remain unverified. FY27 guidance is revenue of $17–22 million and EBITDA of $2.6–3.6 million, excluding potential contributions from the fibrosis device, acquisitions, new sites and geographic expansion.
Comet Ridge has completed its acquisition of Santos’ stake, giving it full ownership of the Mahalo Gas Hub, which holds 361 petajoules of 2P reserves and 725 petajoules of 3P reserves; the underlying project estimates are unchanged, but are now reported on a 100% basis. The company is revising development plans to cover the wider hub and is pursuing sales of uncontracted gas to LNG projects and other large buyers, with a final investment decision targeted for mid-2027 and first gas targeted for 2029.
Austral Gold’s third-quarter production rose 50% from the previous quarter to approximately 6,500 gold-equivalent ounces, and the company moved from net debt to a net cash position. It lowered its 2026 production forecast from 27,000–33,000 ounces to 24,000–27,000, citing winter weather, ore moisture and maintenance constraints at Guanaco.
Kantra Copper reports year-on-year growth in Kanmantoo’s Ore Reserves and Mineral Resources, with contained copper up 30% and 18%, respectively, after mining depletion. The update includes a maiden Emily Star Ore Reserve and a maiden Critchley Mineral Resource; the company says the Emily Star reserve supports its decision to advance development there.
Stanmore Resources reported third-quarter sales prices up 6% from the previous quarter and 18% year to date compared with the same period last year, while net debt fell by US$53 million over the quarter. The company declared a fully franked interim dividend of 2.2 US cents per share, after deferring one at the half-year, and said full-year saleable production guidance remains unchanged, with output tracking towards its upper end. It also agreed to acquire the Moranbah South tenements for US$105 million, adding a substantial coal resource beside its existing operations.
Rimfire reported 15-week scandium recoveries of approximately 23% in saprolite and 15% in laterite, with low acid consumption, as it tests atmospheric leaching options intended to support a simpler, lower-capital processing route. Further metallurgical updates are expected in November and early December, while regulatory approval is pending for planned drilling at Murga and Malamute. Separately, alternate director Greg Keane resigned effective 26 October.
Eden Innovations says its US project pipeline is growing as more ready-mix concrete plants incorporate EdenCrete Pz7 into standard mix designs, supporting recurring use across projects. The update cites projects in Colorado and Georgia, including a major interstate upgrade, residential developments and a rehabilitation hospital, and says Colorado activity is encouraging as product integration matures.
OD6 Metals has completed its OTCQB quotation, giving U.S. investors access to trade its shares in U.S. dollars during North American market hours while retaining its ASX listing; no new shares are being issued. The move follows the start of its OTCQB application process in August and is intended to broaden the company’s North American investor base as it advances permitting, exploration and metallurgical work at its Nevada fluorspar project ahead of planned maiden drilling.
Chalice Mining says funding discussions for its Gonneville project are focused on byproduct sales, offtake-linked finance and strategic investment, with strong interest reported in copper and nickel concentrate. The feasibility study remains on track for completion in 2027, with an eight-week pilot plant due to begin in November and environmental approval documents targeted for submission later this year. Chalice reported approximately $53 million in cash and listed investments at quarter-end.
Tartana Minerals says BDJ Partners’ resignation as auditor will take effect at its 2026 AGM, after eight years serving the company. Directors have proposed Armada Audit & Assurance as the replacement, subject to a shareholder vote.
Cynata ended September with $175,000 in cash after quarterly operating outflows of $1.3 million, following major cost cuts that included making all employees redundant and suspending or ending outsourced work. After quarter-end, it received an approximately $2 million tax refund, repaid its loan and reported net proceeds of approximately $1 million; the company says cost reductions and its planned entitlement offer are expected to extend its cash runway into the 2028 financial year. The board is assessing options for its Cymerus technology and broader strategic opportunities.
Boab Metals’ Sorby Hills plan extends the projected mine life from 8.5 to 10.5 years, with contained silver up 15% and lead up 10%, while project capital costs are reported as broadly unchanged. The resource estimate is 7% larger than in 2021, and construction is progressing toward first concentrate production in the third quarter of 2027; the company had approximately A$30 million in cash at quarter-end.
FireFly Metals says its first hole at the Mount Joy prospect in Canada intersected wide, high-grade copper-gold mineralisation, with follow-up drilling finding further sulphides and assays pending. The discovery is about 35 kilometres from its Ming Mine and close to a processing facility currently on care and maintenance; the company says it plans further regional drilling, with an updated resource estimate and feasibility study expected next quarter.
Charter Hall says an administrative oversight led it to report the historical conversion and lapse of performance rights later than required. It has updated internal reporting processes, while the balances reported in its earlier filing remain unchanged.
Synertec Corporation will hold its 2026 annual general meeting in person on 26 November in Camberwell, with shareholders able to access meeting materials online and request printed copies. Proxy votes are due by 24 November, and the company says its 2026 Annual Report is available.
King River Resources reported new gold targets at Mindoolah after geophysical surveys, mapping and rock-chip sampling, with surface samples returning grades of up to 44 grams per tonne. After quarter-end drilling confirmed shallow gold mineralisation at Bertram’s and Le Soleil, the company began a larger follow-up drilling campaign across eight priority targets.
H3 Energy says reprocessed seismic data has identified multiple deeper gas leads beneath the Warro discoveries, with some appearing close enough to existing wells to potentially test without drilling a new exploration well. The leads are not yet confirmed: the seismic anomalies remain uncalibrated, and appraisal planning is underway to assess the targets and the Yarragadee reservoir.
Brightstar Resources proposes to raise approximately $82 million through a placement of ordinary shares, with the funds intended to accelerate exploration at Sandstone, advance early mining strategies at Two Mile Hill and support working capital. The shares are expected to be issued in early November.
WAM Capital director Geoff Wilson acquired 21,025 shares on market through his superannuation fund, increasing his indirect holding to 1.75 million shares from 1.73 million. The notice reports no shares disposed.
Strickland Metals will hold its annual general meeting in Perth on 26 November 2026, with proxy votes due by 24 November. The supplied excerpt does not include details of the meeting resolutions.
Director Kym Evans acquired 12,500 ordinary shares on market through a superannuation fund, increasing the fund’s holding from 17,500 to 30,000 shares. The notice reports no shares disposed.
Kaiser Reef says it produced 26,000 ounces of gold at Henty in FY2026 and is targeting 30,000 ounces in FY2027, while Maldon exploration is underway. The company reports approximately $40 million in cash and bullion and says its gold loan was fully repaid in October, leaving it unhedged.
Alara Resources said its Al Wash-hi Majaza mine and concentrator continued to operate above nameplate capacity, while quarterly concentrate sales reached a record, with shipments totalling approximately 15,199 wet metric tonnes. Shipping disruption delayed some revenue inflows, and an appeal over the project is scheduled for a hearing in November 2026. The company also reported that its entitlement offer was oversubscribed, with applications exceeding the amount offered.
Echelon Resources will hold its annual meeting online on 25 November, with shareholders to vote on Alastair McGregor’s re-election and authorising the board to set the auditor’s fees. The board recommends Mr McGregor’s re-election, while noting he is not independent.
Codrus Minerals says initial rock-chip assays from its Tiquihua project in Peru returned molybdenum grades above 5% in three samples, while eight of the 16 samples contained between 2.2% and 4.13% molybdenum. One sample also returned copper above 10%; the company says the results support further mapping, sampling and metallurgical assessment, but the project remains at an early exploration stage.
St George Mining presented its 100%-owned Araxá project in Brazil at the IMARC conference, highlighting its niobium and rare earths resource and ongoing studies for a potential mine. The supplied presentation excerpt reports cash of approximately $86 million at the end of September and says the company raised $133 million over the past year.
Black Canyon reported maiden Wandanya resources of approximately 24 million tonnes of manganese and 13 million tonnes of iron, with pilot testing indicating potential to produce higher-grade manganese products. A scoping study is targeted for completion in December, while further drilling across the broader mineralised trend is underway. Cash was approximately $6 million at quarter-end, down from approximately $8 million the previous quarter.
Skin Elements has secured firm commitments for a $700,000 placement, with the funds intended to support development and commercialisation of its existing product programs. Investors will receive free attaching options, subject to shareholder approval, and the placement price is stated to be at a 10% premium to the last close but a 24% discount to the 15-day volume-weighted average price.
Lowell Resources Fund estimated its net asset value at approximately $2.09 per unit as at 23 October 2026. The announcement provides no comparison with an earlier estimate.
CZR Resources will hold its annual general meeting on 26 November 2026, with shareholders to vote on the remuneration report and the election of Alexander Neuling and re-election of Annie Guo as directors. Proxy votes are due by 24 November.
IVE Group has sent shareholders the notice and proxy form for its 2026 annual meeting, to be held in Sydney on 25 November. Shareholders will consider the re-election of James Todd and election of Mark Bayliss, among other resolutions.
Botanix Pharmaceuticals said Sofdra prescriptions shipped rose 5% from the previous quarter and gross sales increased, but net revenue remained flat at approximately $10 million, with a lower gross-to-net yield cited as a likely factor. Operating cash outflows fell 13% quarter-on-quarter, while cash on hand declined to approximately $24 million from approximately $37 million; Botanix has since initiated cost actions to preserve its cash runway.
Viridis says its Colossus project has moved from development into execution after completing a feasibility study and securing strategic equity commitments of up to approximately US$120 million, which it says fully addresses the project’s equity funding requirement. The study estimates an after-tax value of about US$1.2 billion and a 2.7-year payback; the company has selected an engineering partner, awarded its first major equipment package and advanced offtake and debt-financing discussions. Quarter-end cash was about A$120 million, with pro forma cash of approximately A$200 million subject to investment conditions and completion.
Great Western Exploration reported zinc-silver-lead mineralisation in its first drilling at the Seymour target, which it interprets as the outer margin of a possible volcanic-hosted massive sulphide system; the company says a potential copper-gold core remains undiscovered. It is seeking permits for follow-up drilling and plans geophysical surveys, while also drilling monitoring bores at its Lake Way potash project and awaiting shareholder approval for a staged acquisition of the McKinlay project.
Oliver Kiddie has become a substantial holder in FMR Resources, with relevant interests in ordinary shares representing 6.94% of voting power. The interests include shares held through two trusts and shares issued on conversion of performance rights.
EcoGraf’s conference presentation outlines plans for an integrated graphite business spanning its Epanko mine in Tanzania, mechanical shaping and HFfree battery-anode facilities. It cites a potential 20% increase in Epanko’s production target, from 73,000 tonnes a year to 87,600 tonnes, based on an earlier value-engineering update; the supplied excerpt does not include the full presentation.
Bindi Metals has completed the sale of its full interest in the Biloela Project to Jacaranda Natural Resources, receiving shares worth approximately $250,000 upfront. It retains a 2% royalty and entitlement to up to approximately $1 million in additional shares if specified milestones are met, while saying the sale allows it to focus resources on its Ravni Gold Project in Serbia.
KinaTico bought back 80,000 shares on the previous day, bringing total purchases under its on-market buy-back to about 1.45 million since the program began. The company has proposed a maximum buy-back of about 43 million shares and says there is no certainty it will acquire all or any of them.
Desert Metals has agreed to sell its 80% interest in the Tengrela South project for $2.5 million by completion, up to a further $2.5 million if the permit is renewed, and a 1% royalty on future production. The proceeds are intended to fund drilling preparation at the Nyan gold anomaly, initial exploration at Agboville and other project opportunities, without issuing new shares.
Reach Resources says grade-control drilling at its proposed NW Pit in the Murchison South project has confirmed the resource model and identified higher-grade zones and wider mineralisation than earlier, wider-spaced drilling showed. Results are available for approximately 75% of the program, with the remaining assays expected in November; the data will inform mine scheduling ahead of planned mining commencement in 2027.
Infinity Mining says maiden reverse-circulation drilling at its Hillside project is set to start this quarter, after preliminary heritage work cleared all proposed drill areas and the main access corridor. New rock-chip assays, including grades of up to 4.3% copper and 72 grams per tonne silver, extend the footprint of a previously identified 7.5-kilometre geochemical anomaly; the company is finalising the drilling program to test the targets.
Range International says quarterly cash burn fell 80% against its one-year quarterly average, while pallet deliveries were slightly higher than the previous quarter and rental-contract pallets rose nearly 20%. It reports a confirmed order for 17,000 pallets and several further opportunities, including a potential large order, but says pipeline orders are not confirmed; management expects fourth-quarter sales revenue to challenge, but not exceed, its FY25 record. The company has extended the closing date of its entitlement offer again, giving eligible shareholders more time to participate.
Pure Foods Tasmania has called its annual meeting for November, where shareholders will consider a facility allowing equity issues of up to 10% of issued capital and share issues to two directors in partial repayment of shareholder loans. The meeting will also consider the re-election of Ken Fleming and ratification of a prior share placement; the company’s corporate governance statement is available on its website.
Pengana Capital Group bought back 5,858 shares on-market on the previous day, bringing total buy-backs to 929,646 shares since the program began. The company has capacity to buy back up to approximately 9.8 million shares, with about 8.9 million remaining.
Eastern Gas Corporation’s investor presentation focuses on appraising potential new east coast gas supply. The company reports aggregate estimates of approximately 919 billion cubic feet of contingent gas resources and 2.3 trillion cubic feet of prospective resources, but further exploration and appraisal are required to establish recoverable quantities.
TerraNova Metals issued new shares to investors under a previously announced placement and issued additional shares for consultancy services and an advisory success fee. Its upcoming AGM will consider approval for future share issues of up to 10% of issued capital and a payment in lieu of the managing director’s notice period; shareholders will also vote on director re-election and the remuneration report.
Ridley Corporation says Chief Financial Officer Chris Opperman will become company secretary from 15 December, following Kirsty Clarke’s resignation. Clarke will remain in the role until then before leaving to pursue an external opportunity.
Crimson Consulting Australia increased its voting power in Kip McGrath Education Centres to 88%, from 84%, after acquiring additional shares under its takeover offer. The notice reports the change as of October 26, 2026.
News Corporation’s paired filings cover its repurchase program of up to US$1 billion in Nasdaq-listed Class A and Class B shares, subject to market conditions and other factors. The company says it does not intend to repurchase ASX-listed CDIs; the excerpts do not specify the number of shares bought back in these daily updates.
MONEYME will hold its annual general meeting in Sydney on 26 November, with an audio webcast available for shareholders who cannot attend in person. Shareholders will consider six resolutions, including the remuneration report and the election of Belinda Hogan as a director; webcast attendees cannot vote or ask questions during the meeting.
L1 Global Long Short Fund Limited completed its equity raising at the maximum potential, raising approximately $565 million through an entitlement offer, shortfall offers and a placement. The total includes approximately $101 million raised through the institutional component, with strong retail and wholesale demand supporting the remaining offers; proceeds are intended to be invested in the L1 Global Long Short Strategy.
Treasury Wine Estates director Antonia Korsanos acquired 4,255 ordinary shares on market for her personal superannuation fund, increasing its holding from 5,000 to 9,255 shares. Her personally held shareholding was unchanged.
Hawk Resources says assays from ten drill holes confirmed copper-gold-silver mineralisation in seven holes across a 550-metre section of its Cactus Corridor in Utah, with several intervals grading above 1% copper. The company says mineralisation may extend northwest toward New Years and to depths exceeding 300 metres, but assays from the final hole are still pending and next steps will follow their review.
H2G says it has completed the sale of its first PowerSafe sodium-ion battery shipment, making the range available in New South Wales, Victoria and Queensland. A further shipment of approximately 550 kilowatt-hours is due within weeks, while the company’s approved hybrid inverters are now available for immediate supply alongside its batteries.
Clarity Pharmaceuticals says its Phase III CLARIFY trial has dosed its planned target of participants, completing recruitment for the study of its prostate cancer imaging agent. Topline results are expected in the first half of 2027; the company says final results are intended to support a US regulatory application.
Orora bought back a further 10,086 shares, bringing the total repurchased to over 12 million under its on-market programme, which allows for a maximum of 10% of shares on issue. The company also issued approximately 3.7 million performance rights, including approximately 1.1 million to director Brian Lowe, whose rights holding increased from approximately 2.1 million to 3.2 million.
PainChek has secured a contract with Hallmark Luxury Care Homes for approximately 1,800 additional resident licences across all 23 of its homes in England and Wales, adding to 33,470 implemented UK licences at June 2026. Implementation is scheduled to begin in early 2027, with full rollout expected by mid-year.
Centuria Capital Group has released its FY26 sustainability and climate-related disclosures, covering its progress and approach across operations in Australia and New Zealand. The group reports approximately $22 billion in assets under management as at June 2026; the excerpts provide no recent comparison. Its annual meetings are scheduled for November 2026, with in-person and webcast attendance available.
Whitehaven Coal bought back 75,109 shares on 26 October, bringing the total bought back to more than 1.8 million since the program began. The company intends to spend up to approximately $47 million on the on-market buy-back by the end of December.
Saturn Metals will hold its annual meeting in person and online, with shareholders to vote on director elections, re-adoption of its employee incentive plan and a proposed issue of performance rights to managing director Ian Bamborough. The notice also includes the annual financial reports and remuneration report for the year ended June 2026.
NeuroScientific reported positive FDA feedback on its planned Phase 2 StemSmart trial for treatment-resistant Crohn’s disease, with favourable responses to six of seven questions and no additional non-clinical studies required. The company has appointed Southern Star Research to run the trial in Australia and the US, targeting a start by year-end, while manufacturing transfer and preparation for a TGA inspection continue. Its name change to Miro Sciences is due to take effect on 28 October.
Telix Pharmaceuticals director Dr Christian Behrenbruch bought 38,750 ordinary shares on market for approximately $13 per share. His indirect holding through the Behrenbruch Family Trust increased by the same amount, while his reported direct holdings were unchanged.
Sea Forest will hold its 2026 annual general meeting in Sydney on 27 November, with a live webcast available for viewing. Shareholders can vote by proxy ahead of the meeting; the supplied excerpt does not detail the meeting’s resolutions.
AKORA Resources says multiple potential strategic partners are conducting due diligence on its Bekisopa iron ore project, while logistics work continues on a planned operation targeting up to two million tonnes of direct-shipping ore annually. The company also reports completing community programs and raising approximately $1.7 million through a placement and entitlement-offer shortfall; the excerpt does not provide a cash balance or full cash-flow details.
Connected Minerals has acquired historical exploration data for its Bailundo project in Angola, including results from six assayed diamond holes that report broad niobium and rare earth mineralisation from surface. About 1,500 metres of historical core remains unassayed, and the company says it will integrate the data with ongoing drilling and technical studies to refine targets and assess mineralisation across weathered and fresh rock.
Region Group bought back 382,545 stapled securities on the previous day, bringing total buy-backs to more than 18 million since the program began. The company is targeting a buy-back of up to $100 million, with no minimum or maximum number of securities set.
Australian Foundation Investment Company bought back 295,130 shares on the previous day, bringing total buy-backs to more than 42 million since the program began. The company says it is refreshing its on-market buy-back facility for capital management, with up to approximately 112 million shares proposed for repurchase by February 2027.
Symal Group will hold its hybrid annual meeting on 25 November, where shareholders will consider re-electing director Anne Lockwood and approving long-term incentive options for three executives, subject to vesting conditions. The supplied excerpt does not include the full meeting notice.
WCM Global Growth reported estimated, unaudited net tangible assets of $1.93 per share before tax and $1.77 after tax as at 23 October 2026. Its closing share price was $1.97.
Kingsrose Mining received Finnish approval for an exploration permit and enforcement order at Penikat, allowing up to 5,000 metres of drilling across successive years, with drilling targeted to begin in January 2027 subject to the appeal period. In Norway, the company is pursuing funding partners for Finnmark exploration, while revised legislation extends licence tenure and is expected to reduce annual tenure costs by up to approximately A$400,000. Cash was A$17 million at quarter-end, down from A$18 million at the previous quarter-end.
Kingsgate says the Plant 1 incident at its Chatree Gold Mine is covered by property damage and business interruption insurance, with the claims process well advanced. The claim is still being assessed, and the company expects to receive the majority of proceeds during calendar 2027.
Regal Asian Investments bought back approximately 61,000 shares on market on the previous day, bringing its cumulative buy-back to over 7 million shares. The latest daily purchase was at a lower price than the buy-back’s previously reported lowest price.
Dexus Industria REIT bought back approximately 86,000 stapled securities on the previous day, bringing total buy-backs to approximately 10.5 million since the program began. About 5.4 million securities remain under its announced maximum buy-back.
Culpeo Minerals’ presentation outlines its Chilean exploration portfolio, led by the Lana Corina project, where it cites a previously reported intercept of 454 metres at 0.96% copper equivalent. It also describes two high-priority, near-surface targets identified by induced-polarisation work at Fortuna; the excerpt provides no new drilling results or updated guidance.
Nimy Resources has defined a third major gold-in-soil anomaly at Corporate James East, extending a trend that already includes Corporate James and Corporate James South; the new anomaly remains open to the east. Drilling at Corporate James began in mid-October, while ground electromagnetic surveys are underway across several Mons targets. Early Block 3 testwork reported gallium extraction of approximately 84% and rare earth element extraction of 80–95%; cash at quarter-end was approximately $2 million.
Dexus Convenience Retail REIT bought back approximately 90,000 units on the previous day, bringing total buy-backs to approximately 5.5 million. Approximately 2.7 million units remain under its stated maximum buy-back limit.
Regal Partners Global Investments bought back 800 shares on market on the previous day, bringing total buy-backs to approximately 12.6 million shares since the program began. The latest daily purchase was smaller than the cumulative total.
A peer-reviewed, single-centre study of a small, selected group of patients reported local disease control in all evaluable patients at about four months after treatment with OncoSil alongside chemotherapy; four patients later underwent surgery with clear margins. The study also reported successful implantation in all participants without implantation-related complications, but the survival findings remain exploratory and statistically immature.
Noxopharm requested a trading halt while it prepares an announcement about a material capital raising. Trading is expected to resume by Thursday, 29 October, unless the announcement is released sooner.
Lincoln Minerals says its first copper-focused drilling at Minbrie confirmed mineralisation at Eagle Ridge continues up dip, supporting plans for follow-up diamond drilling in the final quarter of 2026. The company says the results also support its geological model and will inform targeting to test extensions and assess the deposit’s potential scale.
Pancontinental Energy’s wholly owned subsidiary has applied to enter PEL 87’s next exploration period, proposing to reprocess seismic data and drill a firm well within the two-year period, subject to ministerial approval. The company has also engaged DUG Technology for a targeted seismic reprocessing project expected to finish by year-end, with results intended to inform a broader program planned for early next year.
Ioneer says its strategic partnering process for the Rhyolite Ridge lithium-boron project is expected to conclude in the fourth quarter, later than initially anticipated because of counterparty approval timelines; non-binding Korean agreements are still under consideration. The company began access-road engineering and a resource and geotechnical drilling program, and completed a pre-feasibility study for a proposed boron carbide plant with the U.S. Army. Cash fell from approximately US$59 million to approximately US$55 million during the quarter, while the company says it remains funded through the partnering process, a final investment decision and early construction works.
Earlypay bought back approximately 300,000 shares on-market on the previous day, bringing total buy-backs to over 22 million and leaving approximately 3.4 million of its stated maximum still available. The latest purchase was at a lower average price than the cumulative average paid for earlier buy-backs, based on the disclosed totals.
ReadCloud reported preliminary FY26 underlying EBITDA from continuing operations of approximately $1 million, above guidance, while revenue rose around 4% from the prior year. VET-in-Schools partnering fees grew 14%, and cash receipts from those customers increased 11%; the company says confirmed new school commitments for 2027 are ahead of the prior year’s selling timetable. The wind-down of its industry training business was completed, while group cash receipts fell 4% as that operation exited.
Delta Lithium has started a scoping study and metallurgical testwork at Mt Ida, where drilling continues to intersect lithium, tantalum and rubidium mineralisation. At Yinnetharra, reconnaissance drilling of new lithium and gold targets is planned for the fourth quarter, subject to approvals. The company reported cash of approximately $49 million at quarter-end and said cash and investments were valued at around $145 million.
Barton Gold reported completing a major drilling program at Tunkillia, with gold and silver resource updates pending and a pre-feasibility study targeted for early next year; South Australia has approved the project’s environmental scoping report, a key step in the mining lease approvals process. The company ended the quarter with approximately $23 million in cash, down from approximately $32 million at the start, and no debt.
Aurizon Holdings bought back 289,862 shares on the latest reported day, bringing cumulative purchases to more than five million shares since the buy-back began. The company is targeting a buy-back of up to $250 million, with no minimum or maximum number of shares specified.
Kuniko says its latest drilling extended the interpreted Silica Hill mineralised system by approximately 100 metres beyond the existing footprint; assay results are expected shortly and are intended to inform a resource estimate update targeted for December. The company also secured a 51% interest and operational control of the Commonwealth project 12 months ahead of schedule, and is preparing regional drilling at multiple targets for early 2027.
Golden Horse Minerals reported a standout Hopes Hill North result of 4 metres grading 73.3 grams of gold per tonne within a broader 48-metre interval, while drilling at Greenmount also returned high-grade gold. The company ended the quarter with approximately $23 million in cash, down from approximately $31 million at the previous quarter-end, after spending nearly $6 million on exploration during the quarter.
One Click Group reported positive operating cash flow for the September quarter, with year-to-date tax revenue up 5% and cash receipts up 6% on the prior corresponding period. Its platform surpassed 300,000 registered users, while October trading remained strong and lending revenue increased; the company expects further lending growth and new revenue-generating products in the December quarter. Cash at quarter-end was approximately $1 million, and an estimated research and development rebate of approximately $1 million is expected in the December quarter.
SCX.ai reported positive operating cash flow and customer receipts of approximately $2 million for the September quarter, compared with approximately $600,000 in receipts across the prior half-year. ARR rose 54% from the prospectus figure and 27% since listing to approximately $8 million, while the company said it had passed 100 commercial customers. It also announced partnerships with SpaceX’s Super Intelligence Partner Network and F5, and is targeting deployment of its second AI compute node by year-end.
Almasar Minerals ended its first reported quarter as an ASX-listed company with approximately $10 million in cash, and is preparing geophysical surveys and sampling across its granted Saudi exploration licences. It has appointed a new Head of Exploration, established a Jeddah operating hub and is progressing applications for additional exploration areas, with some licence grants anticipated in early 2027.
GLG Corp will hold its annual general meeting in person and online, with shareholders able to vote and ask questions. Proxy votes must be received before the meeting; the truncated announcement lists consideration of the annual reports and a non-binding vote on the remuneration report among the business.
An electromagnetic survey at Alvo Minerals’ Boa Vista prospect indicates thick, continuous clays across the eastern area, with deeper zones in the west identified as drill targets. The results are intended to help focus drilling ahead of a maiden resource estimate targeted for early 2027; assays and leach results from over a thousand samples are due from late October. Alvo also reported the issue of ordinary shares following option exercises.
Astral Resources says the latest 65-hole batch from its Theia infill program averaged 1.51 grams of gold per tonne, above the 1.1-gram production target grade cited for the Stage 1 pit. The results are intended to support upgrading the pit’s resource confidence and strengthen the early mine plan; 303 holes have been completed, with further drilling planned.
Minerals 260 secured $170 million in additional royalty funding and a $250 million equity placement, bringing Franco-Nevada’s total investment to $420 million from its initial $220 million investment in February. The company says its feasibility study remains on track for early 2027, while an expanded mining lease now covers the project’s planned mining and processing area. Its pro forma cash balance is approximately $600 million, including placement proceeds that remain subject to shareholder approval.
Janus Electric says existing customer King Fio Trucking has ordered six more electric truck conversions and battery sets, doubling its commitment to 12 trucks and lifting Janus’ North American order book to 124 trucks, with a combined gross contract value of approximately A$65 million. The additional order is conditional on approval of applicable California incentives and is expected to generate recurring subscription revenue; Janus expects to have 18 operational trucks in Los Angeles before year-end.
ImpediMed has appointed Dr Nicole Stout as Chief Clinical Innovation Officer, effective 1 November, to lead clinical strategy and support wider adoption of its SOZO platform in cancer care. The company says SOZO is established in lymphedema assessment, while recent FDA clearance for sarcopenia risk assessment enables the same scan to monitor muscle loss; the appointment is intended to help extend its use across cancer settings.
Black Horse Mining completed rehabilitation of the Sister Rose Adit and uncovered previously unrecorded workings, where underground samples returned high-grade gold results. Drilling began in October after heavy rain delayed its start, with further drilling and underground mapping planned for the December quarter. Cash was approximately $4 million at quarter-end, down from approximately $5 million at the end of June.
Fitzroy River has sold the Silver Mines shares received in its Bowdens royalty sale, bringing total realised proceeds to approximately $16 million, below the original $17.5 million sale consideration. The company says it intends to distribute surplus proceeds to shareholders and will provide an update later.
Aurelia Metals reported high-grade gold between the Peak and Kairos deposits, including a narrow interval with exceptionally high gold grades that the company cautions may reflect isolated nuggets. Drilling also extended the Kairos Eastern Copper Lens north and down-dip, while Perseverance Zone A was extended along strike and up-dip; further Kairos extension drilling is planned for FY27.
Arovella Therapeutics has dosed the first patient in its Phase 1 trial of ALA-101, an off-the-shelf cell therapy being evaluated in people with relapsed or refractory CD19-positive blood cancers. The study will assess safety and early signs of activity, with initial data expected early next year.
Kapstream Investment Trust bought back 42,030 units on 26 October, bringing total buy-backs to more than 700,000 since the program began. The latest daily purchase was smaller than the cumulative total bought back before that day.
Guzman y Gomez has extended its on-market buyback deadline to October 2027, while maintaining its intention to buy back up to a further $100 million of shares. It repurchased 56,500 shares on the previous trading day, bringing total purchases reported to date to 439,000.
Carnaby shareholders approved Evolution Mining’s proposed acquisition, which remains subject to court approval and other conditions; eligible holders are due to receive Evolution shares under the scheme. The company also reported a 10% increase in its Greater Duchess copper-gold resource, while cash stood at approximately $8 million at quarter-end.
Alurion Resources has begun infill drilling and bulk-sample trenching at its Amargosa bauxite project to support a pre-feasibility study targeted for mid-2027. An independent logistics study found road haulage could support up to approximately 11.5 million wet tonnes a year—twice the Scoping Study base case—with no road-capacity constraints identified at the tested levels.
AMP bought back approximately 944,000 shares on the previous day for about $2 million, bringing the total repurchased to approximately 35 million shares for about $87 million. The on-market buy-back, which began in August, is intended to acquire up to $150 million of shares by the end of April 2027.
L1 Long Short Fund reported approximate net tangible asset backing of $4.09 per share before tax and $3.93 after tax as at 22 October 2026. The figures are unaudited.
Rapid Critical Metals completed its first Prophet River drilling program, with visible zinc and lead sulphides logged in all seven holes and the strongest intervals at Pad 2, where logged mineralised intervals widened from approximately 3.5 metres to 29 metres in progressively steeper holes. Drilling reached more than twice the depth of the deepest historical hole, but the reported observations are visual and laboratory assays are pending, expected in mid-November.
Aruma Resources has acquired a 90% interest in a mineral claim adjoining its Tillex project in Ontario, extending the interpreted mineralised trend by approximately 760 metres to a total of 3.2 kilometres. The company says drilling on the newly acquired ground is a near-term priority, while results from ongoing drilling are pending.
Latitude Group Holdings has redeemed all outstanding Latitude Capital Notes 1 for $100 per note, following a redemption notice issued in September. The final distribution was also paid.
Patriot Resources will hold its annual general meeting on 26 November, where shareholders will vote on director elections and a mandate allowing the company to issue up to 10% of its issued capital. The agenda also includes approval for related parties to participate in a fundraising for Zambia Copper Holdings, with shares valued at up to $200,000.
Follow-up drilling at Sandfire Resources’ La Juliana prospect in Spain extended high-grade polymetallic mineralisation to approximately 160 metres of strike, with surveys indicating it may extend at least 350 metres; the company plans to add a drill rig to assess the system further. In the September quarter, group copper-equivalent production was down 19% from the previous quarter but up 9% year on year, and Sandfire retained its FY27 production, cost and capital expenditure guidance. It reported over $480 million in quarterly sales revenue and over $270 million in underlying EBITDA, while net cash eased from approximately $350 million at the prior quarter-end after returning funds to shareholders through a dividend.
49 Metals will hold its annual general meeting in person on 26 November 2026, with shareholders to consider director re-election, remuneration, options issued to the managing director, and approvals for potential securities issues. The notice also includes a proposed mandate allowing the company to issue up to 10% of its issued capital.
TradeWindow reported half-year trading revenue and annual recurring revenue both up 16% on the prior corresponding period, while freight-forwarder revenue per customer rose 30% and shipper revenue per customer increased 13%. Customer numbers fell by about 3%, but retention improved to 90%; the company says its FreightAI development is on track, with an initial desktop release targeted by year-end and commercial rollout of the broader platform planned from September 2027. It is also pursuing a primary ASX listing targeted for the first half of 2027, subject to regulatory approvals.
Polymetals produced about 230,000 ounces of silver in the September quarter, down from about 396,000 ounces in the previous quarter, after a 10-day ventilation upgrade and the shift to contract mining disrupted operations. The company expects first ore from the high-grade Upper Main Lode in the December quarter and is targeting silver production above 350,000 ounces. It also completed the exchange that secured full ownership of the Endeavor project and extended working capital by approximately US$10 million.
BlackRock, Inc. reported voting rights and financial instruments equivalent to 5% of Pan African Resources PLC’s voting rights, crossing the threshold from a previously reported position below 5%. The disclosed position includes securities-lending instruments, so it should not be read simply as a share purchase.
Downer EDI bought back approximately 381,000 shares on the previous day, bringing its cumulative buy-back to nearly 14 million shares for about $94 million. More than 6 million shares remain under the announced maximum, with the on-market buy-back scheduled to run until September 2027.
Australian Rare Earths has presented an update on its Koppamurra project as it moves from pre-feasibility work toward pilot-plant testing at ANSTO. The company says at least A$178 million in funding will be required to achieve the outlined development outcomes; the supplied excerpt does not provide further pilot-plant results or schedule details.
Boom Logistics bought back 35,125 shares on the previous day, bringing its total purchases under the on-market program to 253,521. The company has a maximum buy-back of approximately 3.6 million shares, with more than 3.3 million still available.
Alliance Aviation says revised terms for its largest Qantas wet-lease agreement and cost-reduction initiatives are intended to support higher profitability and cash generation, with FY27 guidance also pointing to a meaningful reduction in leverage. The company has called its hybrid AGM for 26 November, where shareholders will vote on director Jason Korman’s election and other resolutions.
Plenti recorded quarterly loan originations of over $600 million, up 29% from a year earlier and 14% from the prior quarter, reaching its FY27 quarterly run-rate objective ahead of schedule. Its loan portfolio grew 24% year on year, while 90-day arrears eased from the previous quarter and annualised credit losses remained broadly stable; the company says it remains on track to meet its remaining FY27 profitability and efficiency objectives.
Objective Corporation bought back 26,771 shares on the latest reported day, bringing its total under the on-market program to approximately 1.42 million. The company has about 8.17 million shares remaining under its stated maximum buy-back.
Jumbo Interactive bought back 12,700 shares on the previous day, bringing total repurchases under its on-market program to approximately 1.5 million shares. The company intends to spend up to $25 million on the buy-back, with approximately $15 million spent so far.
InVert Graphite’s October presentation highlights its RapidPulse process, which it says graphitises carbon in seconds without acid, with preliminary laboratory calculations indicating about half the energy use; the company says this has not yet been demonstrated at scale. It also outlines a maiden inferred resource at its Kumba deposit in Tanzania and says metallurgy and battery testing are next steps. The presentation reports cash of approximately $19 million at the end of September.
Famien Resources reported gold mineralisation in nearly all holes from its maiden 3,672-metre drill program across three targets on the Bonougbara Trend, with several higher-grade intercepts. The company expanded its Côte d’Ivoire exploration position by a net approximately 1,226 square kilometres during the quarter, while soil sampling across a 28-square-kilometre area at Toumodi was nearing completion. A geophysical survey is being planned at Bonougbara, and follow-up drilling at Kalama Bave is anticipated after the rainy season.
Alcidion plans an on-market buy-back of up to approximately 135 million shares, or 10% of its issued capital, expected to begin in November and run for up to 12 months. The maximum is not a target or commitment: the company says purchases will be selective and weighed against investment, growth and cash needs, with approximately $21 million in cash reserves at the end of June 2026.
Whitefield Industries bought back 26,000 shares on market on the previous day, bringing cumulative purchases to approximately 590,000 since the buy-back began. The company has bought back a small portion of its proposed maximum of approximately 12 million shares, with the program scheduled to run until August 2027.
Dimensional Entities became a substantial holder in Sims Limited on 23 October 2026. The supplied excerpt refers to annexures for voting power and relevant-interest details but does not include those figures.
Rhythm Biosciences said quarterly ColoSTAT test volumes rose 56% from the previous quarter, while company revenue increased 64%. Its collection network expanded to more than 100 sites from 78 at the end of March, and the company completed an independent health-economic study intended to support a potential Medicare reimbursement application. The NHS laboratory in England is now able to run ColoSTAT, with patient-sample testing the next step.
KTEK Aerosystems has been selected to present at a drone technology investment webinar, where its chairman is expected to discuss the company’s asset-light manufacturing model and the restart of deliveries under its main production program. The company says the program has increased manufacturing capacity to 200 units per month.
Capral bought back 20,625 shares on the previous day, bringing total buy-backs to 615,202 since the on-market program began. About 1 million shares remain under its stated maximum of approximately 1.6 million.
Bank of Queensland bought back nearly 800,000 shares on the previous trading day, bringing its cumulative buy-back to almost 6 million shares. The on-market program is targeting up to approximately $196 million in share purchases, with the bank retaining discretion to buy less or none.
Australian United Investment Company bought back 30,928 shares on the previous trading day, bringing total repurchases to more than 1.8 million. The on-market buy-back has been extended by a further 12 months to May 2027 for capital management, with up to approximately 12.4 million shares available for repurchase; its weekly pre-tax net tangible asset backing was $14.13 per share.
Block director Anthony M. Eisen filed notice of a proposed sale of 6,000 shares. The excerpt also lists repeated sales of 6,000 shares on each reported trading day over the preceding three months; the filing is truncated, so further details are not available here.
Waratah Minerals appointed Lauren Osbich as company secretary, effective immediately, following William Hundy’s resignation. Osbich will also handle the company’s communications with the ASX on listing-rule matters.
Western Ridge Resources has completed field preparation for its first modern drilling at Lady Alma, with a 24-hole initial program scheduled to begin in November and designed to test the bedrock source of a mapped gold-nugget field. The announcement also outlines a larger follow-up Lady Alma program and other Murchison exploration work, subject to completion of the acquisition and other conditions. At Keystone, assay samples have reached the laboratory, but processing delays mean results are taking longer than expected.
Wide Open Agriculture extended Univar Solutions China’s exclusive distribution rights for its lupin protein products through 2028, with exclusivity conditional on a minimum purchase once commercial supply becomes available. The purchase period will begin only after WOA confirms supply, which it says depends on securing a contract manufacturer; the agreement brings no immediate revenue.
Georgina Hope Rinehart, Hancock Prospecting and related group companies have become substantial holders of White Cliff Minerals, reporting relevant interests in about 516 million shares, equivalent to a 13% voting stake. The notice records the shares as acquired on 22 October; the supplied excerpt does not provide a prior holding for comparison.
Maverick Minerals has begun an up to 5,000-metre drilling program at Pokali East, targeting extensions to a copper corridor that historical drilling traced for at least 1.2 kilometres. The work is intended to test open extensions and untested targets as the company advances toward a maiden mineral resource estimate; results are not yet reported.
LE Minerals has completed soil and rock-chip sampling across 16 target areas in its Capricorn Gold-Copper Belt Project, with assay results expected through the end of the year. It has also received and verified airborne survey data, which will be combined with the assay results to assess prospects and develop drill targets; substantive fieldwork and drilling are anticipated after the wet season, in early 2027.
Lac Gold’s investor presentation positions its established Rouyn resource as a platform for a much larger gold opportunity in Québec. The supplied excerpt does not include project figures or new exploration results to quantify that potential.
Icetana says its governance practices are largely consistent with ASX recommendations, but it has not set measurable gender-diversity objectives and currently has no female directors. The company says its board has not conducted a formal performance evaluation, citing its small size and a view that a formal review would not provide benefits at this stage.
Codeifai says enterprise customers can now discover and subscribe to its ProtectCode QR-code platform through AWS Marketplace, using their existing AWS accounts for onboarding and billing. The company says the listing is intended to reduce purchasing friction and could support wider adoption and cross-sales; AWS charges a fee on marketplace transactions.
Barkly Rare Earths drilled 71 holes during the September quarter and reported significant rare earth intercepts from 56 of 60 holes assayed by 19 October, compared with results from all 28 holes in its first assay batch. Drilling resumed on 5 October after downtime, with assays being incorporated into a geological model ahead of a planned resource update in the December quarter; a single preliminary test extracted 99% of magnet rare earth oxides, but requires confirmation. The company had approximately A$3 million in cash at quarter-end after exploration spending.
Argo Investments has renewed its on-market buy-back facility for another year for capital management, with up to 37 million shares available for repurchase. It bought back 108,500 shares on the previous day, bringing total repurchases under the facility to approximately 6.9 million shares.