Latest Shareholder Approvals News

Theta Gold Mines has launched a significant capital raising initiative combining a $12 million placement, a $2 million share purchase plan, and a $32 million cornerstone investment, all accompanied by attaching options subject to shareholder approval.

Theta Gold Mines has launched a $2 million Share Purchase Plan at a discounted price of $0.21 per share, inviting eligible shareholders to invest in the advancement of its flagship TGME Gold Project in South Africa.

Theta Gold Mines has launched a $12 million Share Purchase Plan at 21 cents per share, matching its recent private placement price, and is offering free attaching options to participating shareholders.

Mad Paws shareholders have overwhelmingly approved the acquisition by Rover Group, setting the stage for a significant shift in Australia's leading pet services marketplace.

JAYRIDE Group Limited has secured $200,000 through the issuance of convertible notes, aiming to support its SaaS platform expansion and meet ASX requotation requirements. The raise includes participation from a sophisticated investor and a company director, with shareholder approval pending.

Jindalee Lithium has raised approximately A$8 million through a share placement priced at 55 cents per share, while also issuing options to key participants. Further share and option issuances await shareholder approval in December.

Range International Limited has reported its strongest quarterly sales to date, driven by its Re>Pal Indonesia operations, while gearing up to double production capacity with a new factory and pivoting to a pallet rental model.

New Age Exploration Limited has raised $3.75 million to accelerate drilling at its promising Wagyu Gold Project in Western Australia and Lammerlaw Gold Project in New Zealand, targeting Hemi-style mineralisation and Macraes-style analogues.

Chilwa Minerals has successfully raised A$8.125 million through a private placement anchored by the Mota family office, aiming to fast-track its critical minerals project in Malawi.

Mad Paws Holdings Limited convened a pivotal Scheme Meeting to seek shareholder approval for its $61.5 million acquisition by Rover Group, Inc., with the Board unanimously backing the deal. Key conditions precedent have been met, setting the stage for final court approval and scheme implementation in November.

Caprice Resources has appointed CEO Luke Cox as Managing Director, underscoring confidence in his leadership to drive exploration and development in the Murchison Goldfields and West Arunta regions.

Great Northern Minerals has completed its strategic acquisition of the Catalyst Ridge Project in California, positioning itself in a key US critical minerals hub with promising rare earth and antimony prospects.