Latest Asx Trading Suspension News

Pacific Smiles Group Limited shares will be suspended from ASX trading following compulsory acquisition notices issued by Beam Dental Bidco Pty Ltd, signaling a significant ownership change.

KNeoMedia reports significant progress toward ASX reinstatement, driven by strategic capital raises and the expansion of its KneoScience platform into New York high schools, boosting potential revenue and student reach.

Janus Electric reported a modest revenue increase in Q1 FY26 despite supply chain setbacks and remains suspended from ASX pending audit completion. A $5 million strategic investment from EVUNI Pte Ltd promises to accelerate growth, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa.

Pantera Lithium Limited has had its ASX trading suspension lifted following the release of a significant announcement on material tenement agreements, signaling renewed market activity.

Australian Oil Company Limited has voluntarily suspended trading on the ASX as it finalizes a capital raising deal, with details expected by 24 October 2025.

Tigers Realm Coal's planned sale of its Russian subsidiaries faces ongoing delays due to regulatory hurdles and buyer demands for further price cuts, leaving the transaction in limbo and the company suspended from ASX trading.

Vectus Biosystems has had its ASX trading suspension lifted following the disclosure of a significant transaction involving a compound from its drug library, signaling renewed investor interest.

The ASX has released its latest list of entities suspended from trading for over three months, highlighting looming deadlines for report submissions and potential removal from the official list.

Hydrix Limited will have its trading suspension lifted on 13 October 2025 following the release of its audited financial statements for FY2025. Investors await clarity on the company’s financial health as it returns to the ASX.

Aurum Resources Limited has had its trading suspension lifted immediately following the lodgement of its annual financial report, allowing its shares to resume trading on the ASX.

Burgundy Diamond Mines has been approved as eligible for up to CAD 150 million in emergency funding to sustain operations at its Ekati mine amid a sharp downturn in diamond prices caused by US tariffs. Trading in its securities remains suspended pending funding confirmation.

Scout Security reports a significant 48% reduction in operating cash outflows for the June quarter, while holding just $78,000 in cash and advancing talks to acquire Roo Inc. The company is navigating funding challenges amid an ongoing ASX trading suspension.