Latest Regulatory News

Synlait Milk Limited has temporarily expanded its banking facilities by NZ$50 million to manage ongoing cost impacts from earlier manufacturing challenges, while preparing to reduce debt through a major asset sale.

The Supreme Court of Western Australia has approved the share and option schemes for Capricorn Metals’ acquisition of Warriedar Resources, setting the stage for a significant consolidation in the gold exploration sector.

Sequoia Financial Group’s subsidiary InterPrac Financial Planning faces ASIC civil penalty proceedings over past investment advice but plans a robust defence.

The Foreign Investment Review Board has extended its deadline for approving Mayne Pharma's acquisition by Cosette Pharmaceuticals, maintaining the current transaction timetable for now.

Island Pharmaceuticals will host a webinar to discuss the FDA's feedback on the clinical development and regulatory approval of its antiviral drug Galidesivir, including key considerations under the FDA's Animal Rule and Priority Review Voucher eligibility.

Tombador Iron Limited reports a quarterly loss amid a strategic acquisition of GoviEx Uranium, signaling a pivot to uranium exploration and a rebrand to Atomic Eagle Limited.

DroneShield Limited has clarified the recent sharp decline in its share price, attributing the market movement to disclosed director share disposals rather than any undisclosed material information.

EBOS Group Limited has updated its Dividend Reinvestment Plan rules, offering shareholders new ways to reinvest dividends into additional shares. The changes, effective immediately, provide greater flexibility and maintain board discretion over share issuance terms.

Hartshead Resources has been granted a two-year extension on Phase C of its UK North Sea Licence P2607, allowing more time to complete its work programme amid regulatory and supply chain delays.

Waratah Minerals has addressed a sharp share price drop and surge in trading volume, attributing the market activity to pending, incomplete exploration results at its Spur Gold-Copper Project.

The ACCC has given informal clearance for the merger between Southern Cross Media Group and Seven West Media, marking a key regulatory milestone. The deal still awaits shareholder and ACMA approvals before completion.

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has given the green light to Southern Cross Media’s proposed acquisition of Seven West Media, marking a significant regulatory milestone in the evolving Australian media landscape.