Latest Market Liquidity News

Askari Metals Limited’s AS2OC securities have been suspended from trading pending compliance with ASX Listing Rule 2.5, raising questions about the company’s regulatory standing.

TPG Telecom has launched a $688 million Reinvestment Plan offering new shares to eligible shareholders, aiming to offset the impact of a recent cash distribution and enhance market liquidity. The plan includes institutional and retail components priced at a discount, forming a key part of the company’s broader capital management strategy.

Red Mountain Mining has secured approval to list on the US OTCQB market, with trading set to begin on November 17, 2025. The move enhances liquidity and positions the company to leverage US government funding for its critical minerals projects.

Navigator Global Investments (NGI) reveals a robust business model focused on minority stakes in alternative asset managers, supported by strategic partnerships and a diversified portfolio. The company targets doubling its EBITDA by 2030 amid strong industry tailwinds.

Toro Energy has agreed to be acquired by IsoEnergy in a deal valuing Toro shares at a 79.7% premium, combining uranium assets across Australia, Canada, and the US. The transaction promises enhanced scale and exposure to tier-one uranium projects, pending shareholder and regulatory approvals.

Coda Minerals has transformed its Elizabeth Creek Copper-Silver Project with a simplified flowsheet that significantly enhances recoveries and economics, supported by a $12.33 million capital raise. Drilling is underway as the company advances its pre-feasibility study.

Franklin Templeton Australia has launched the Franklin Global Growth Fund – Class A, an actively managed ETF listed on the ASX aiming to outperform the MSCI World ex Australia Index with a strong ESG commitment and a 0.90% management fee.

WAM Strategic Value Limited has confirmed a fully franked final dividend of AUD 0.03 per share for the financial year ending June 2025, alongside an updated Dividend Reinvestment Plan price.

Assetora Limited has released its audited FY25 financial report showing a significant reduction in losses and a strengthened capital position, highlighted by the reopening of the DomaCom Fund and a $3 million private placement. The company aims to leverage these developments to accelerate growth in funds under management.

TPG Telecom launches an innovative handset receivables financing structure expected to free up $600 million in cash flow for FY25 and plans a $3 billion capital reduction with a reinvestment plan for minority shareholders.

Pengana Global Private Credit Trust (ASX – PCX) has announced an $82 million entitlement and shortfall offer at $2.00 per new unit, targeting a 7% annual cash distribution yield. The Trust offers diversified exposure to global private credit funds, primarily in the US and Europe, managed by Pengana Credit with Mercer Consulting as investment consultant.

TMK Energy Limited plans a significant share consolidation to address low liquidity and price volatility, seeking shareholder approval alongside a capital raise. The move aims to streamline the capital structure and attract institutional interest.