Latest Asx Trading News

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.

Vonex Limited’s shares will be suspended from ASX trading following court approval of its acquisition by Maxo Telecommunications, marking a pivotal moment for the telecom services company.

Carawine Resources Limited’s shares have been suspended from trading following a Federal Court ruling that allows QGold Pty Ltd to compulsorily acquire all remaining shares it does not own.

Uvre Limited has gained approval for a secondary listing on the New Zealand Stock Exchange, complementing its ASX listing and enhancing access to New Zealand investors. This move aligns with its expanding gold exploration projects across New Zealand.

Seafarms Group Limited has resumed trading on the ASX following the lifting of its suspension, triggered by the lodgement of its annual financial report.

Theta Gold Mines has requested a voluntary suspension of its shares on the ASX pending a significant announcement related to funding and its TGME Gold Mine Project.

The Federal Court has approved QGold’s compulsory acquisition of Carawine Resources’ remaining shares at 11 cents each, setting the stage for Carawine’s imminent ASX suspension and delisting.

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.

BPH Global Ltd will lift its trading suspension on 2 October 2025 following the lodgement of its annual financial report for the year ended 30 June 2025.

Gold Mountain Limited has voluntarily suspended trading on the ASX pending an announcement that will update the issue price of a recent capital raising placement.

EMU NL’s securities have been suspended from ASX trading due to a failure to maintain the minimum number of directors required by law. The suspension highlights governance challenges and raises questions about the company’s path to compliance.

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.