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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.

Locksley Resources has gained critical regulatory approval and secured contractors to advance its Mojave Project, accelerating exploration of antimony and rare earth elements in California.

Bio-Gene Technology Limited has addressed ASX concerns over the timing of its announcement on promising Flavocide efficacy data, confirming compliance with continuous disclosure rules after receiving final presentation materials from Purdue University.

OncoSil Medical has affirmed the materiality of the PANCOSIL Phase 1-2 trial results and detailed its compliance with ASX disclosure rules following the data presentation at CIRSE 2025.

Kula Gold has transferred 24 million shares held as security by Acuity Capital to a placement participant, raising $528,000 and eliminating collateral shares under its ATM facility.

Andromeda Metals has responded to ASX queries regarding its commissioned East Coast Research report, clarifying compliance with disclosure rules and differences in project assumptions.

Income Asset Management has uncovered suspected fraudulent transfers linked to a minority sub-custodian, confirming no client assets were compromised. The company is investigating further and will update the market soon.

Rubix Resources (ASX, RB6) has resumed trading after lifting its suspension, following key announcements on its drilling program, capital raising, and a proposed acquisition.

PolarX Limited has voluntarily suspended its ASX-listed securities as it finalizes a capital raising, aiming to lift the suspension by 8 September with a market announcement.

The ASX has suspended trading in six companies starting 1 September 2025 due to late lodgement of mandatory periodic reports. The suspension may be lifted quickly if reports are filed promptly.

Pengana International Equities has acknowledged breaching ASX disclosure rules by sharing details of a new private credit strategy with media before official announcement, prompting a policy overhaul.

Carnegie Clean Energy reported a $2.33 million net loss for FY2025 but made significant strides in commercialising its wave energy technologies, supported by new loans and a US subsidiary launch.