Latest Loan Agreements News

Aguia Resources has locked in a R$6 million (A$1.7 million) bank loan to advance its Tres Estradas phosphate mine in Brazil, aiming for over 160,000 tonnes annual production by 2027. Initial sales agreements and a strong market backdrop set the stage for a potentially lucrative operation.

Titanium Sands Limited has locked in $800,000 in stage two funding to complete environmental studies and advance the Industrial Mining Licence for its Mannar Island Project in Sri Lanka, backed by strong government support.

Queste Communications reports steady investment holdings and a robust cash reserve of over $4 million for the quarter ending September 2025, underpinned by its controlling stake in Orion Equities.

Queste Communications Ltd reported a stable cash position with A$4.055 million in reserves at the end of September 2025, despite a slight net cash outflow from operations. The company’s financing activities provided a modest boost, underpinning its liquidity.

Noble Helium has refinanced its convertible note facility by securing a $1.46 million loan from a shareholder, simplifying its capital structure and boosting working capital.

FirstWave Cloud Technology has locked in a $2.5 million loan facility to accelerate its AI growth strategy and repay existing debt, complementing a recent $2.85 million equity raise.

MC Mining’s FY2025 results reveal a sharp increase in losses driven by impairments and lower coal sales, while a strategic investment by Kinetic Development Group advances its flagship Makhado Project.

Australian Vanadium Limited has locked in a US$10 million secured loan from major shareholder RCF to advance its flagship vanadium project and prepare for a significant government battery storage tender.

First Lithium Limited has secured an $800,000 loan facility and received encouraging signals from the Mali government on license renewals for its key lithium projects, setting the stage for resource estimation and further development.

Eagle Mountain Mining Limited has dismissed any undisclosed price-sensitive information following a sharp rise in its share price, attributing the movement to external market events and ongoing strategic negotiations.

News Corporation is conducting a $456 million secondary offering of 14 million Class B shares by selling stockholders amid a significant Murdoch family trust restructuring. The company itself is not selling shares and will not receive proceeds.

NSX Limited shareholders will decide on a recommended acquisition scheme offering $0.04 cash per fully paid share, representing a substantial premium. The Board and an independent expert endorse the deal, which would see NSX delisted and become a CNSX subsidiary.