| Aristocrat Leisure Limited (ALL) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Consumer Discretionary |
$37,496 |
Update - Notification of buy-back - ALL
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23 Sep 2026 8:40AM |
$61.910 |
$63.300 |
risen by
2.25%
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| Bapcor Limited (BAP) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Consumer Discretionary |
$521 |
Notice of Meeting & Proxy Form
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23 Sep 2026 8:40AM |
$0.860 |
$0.775 |
fallen by
9.88%
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| Racura Oncology Ltd (RAC) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Health Care |
$312 |
Appendix 3Y - Dr Daniel Tillett
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23 Sep 2026 8:39AM |
$2.070 |
$1.590 |
fallen by
23.19%
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| Red Mountain Mining Limited (RMX) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Materials |
$10 |
DRILLING COMPLETED AT ARMIDALE ANTIMONY-GOLD PROJECT
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23 Sep 2026 8:39AM |
$0.013 |
$0.009 |
fallen by
30.77%
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RMX - Price-sensitive ASX Announcement
Full Release
Key Points
- Red Mountain completed its maiden RC drilling program at the Oaky Creek Antimony Prospect within the Armidale Antimony-Gold Project.
- A total of 20 drillholes for 1,776m were completed across four priority antimony-gold targets.
- The fifth priority target at Oaky Creek North South Extension could not be drilled because crops prevented access.
- Ten holes targeted the Oaky Creek South Main Grid anomaly, three targeted Oaky Creek North Workings, four targeted the Antimony Bearing Creek Exposure, and three targeted Oaky Creek South Workings and IP target.
- Portable XRF screening and geological logging were used to select samples for laboratory testing.
- 578 one-metre intervals from 19 of the 20 holes were submitted to Intertek for four-acid digest multielement analysis and gold fire assay.
- Assay results are expected by mid-November.
- Oaky Creek is described as Red Mountain’s most advanced target within the 391km² Armidale Antimony-Gold Project in NSW.
- Previous surface results at Oaky Creek included rock chips up to 39.3% antimony and 1.09ppm gold.
- Surface geochemistry and rock chip results indicate a potential large-scale orogenic antimony-gold vein system with about 3km strike extent.
- A July 2026 DDIP survey at Oaky Creek South identified a chargeability anomaly extending from surface to at least 200m depth and at least 400m strike.
- The Armidale Antimony-Gold Project is 100% owned by Red Mountain and lies along an 85km stretch on the western side of the Peel Fault in the Southern New England Orogen.
- The company plans the next exploration stage after receiving and interpreting the drill assay results.
IMPORTANT NOTE: This information is autogenerated and has not been reviewed for accuracy or completeness. You should
refer to the full announcement here for further information.
| Bapcor Limited (BAP) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Consumer Discretionary |
$521 |
Appendix 4G & Corporate Governance Statement
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23 Sep 2026 8:38AM |
$0.860 |
$0.775 |
fallen by
9.88%
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| Central Petroleum Limited (CTP) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Energy |
$42 |
Central Petroleum Appoints New Chief Financial Officer
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23 Sep 2026 8:38AM |
$0.064 |
$0.056 |
fallen by
11.81%
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| Carma Limited (CMA) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Consumer Discretionary |
$83 |
Change of Director's Interest Notice - Wilson
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23 Sep 2026 8:37AM |
$0.810 |
$0.605 |
fallen by
25.31%
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| Tuas Limited (TUA) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Communication Services |
$957 |
Appendix 4G 2026
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23 Sep 2026 8:36AM |
$2.330 |
$1.745 |
fallen by
25.11%
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| Dimerix Limited (DXB) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Health Care |
$123 |
Dimerix Draws Down A$17M Under Non-Dilutive Funding Facility
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23 Sep 2026 8:36AM |
$0.240 |
$0.205 |
fallen by
14.58%
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DXB - Price-sensitive ASX Announcement
Full Release
Key Points
- Dimerix completed an initial A$17 million drawdown under its A$34 million non-dilutive funding facility.
- The drawdown represents 50% of the currently committed facility amount.
- The remaining A$17 million can be drawn at Dimerix’s election until 31 March 2027, subject to facility terms.
- Dimerix said its current funding is sufficient to complete the ACTION3 Phase 3 trial of DMX-200 and continue the Phase 2 trial of DMX-652.
- The company said the funding strengthens its balance sheet and provides additional non-dilutive financial flexibility.
- Dimerix noted it has the option to secure up to A$50 million in total commitments by 31 March 2027, but currently has no plans to access the additional funding.
- The company said the drawdown aligns with its disciplined capital management strategy by only accessing funding required for planned operations.
- Dimerix indicated the facility may be repaid through future licensee milestone payments, potential new licence fees and/or capital market access.
- Dimerix highlighted that it has five commercial partners and has received A$81 million in upfront payments to date, with potential for a further A$237 million in development milestone payments ahead of commercial launch.
- The announcement emphasised continued focus on DMX-200 in FSGS and DMX-652 in acute kidney injury as key value-driving programs.
IMPORTANT NOTE: This information is autogenerated and has not been reviewed for accuracy or completeness. You should
refer to the full announcement here for further information.
| Tuas Limited (TUA) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Communication Services |
$957 |
Corporate Governance Statement 2026
|
23 Sep 2026 8:35AM |
$2.330 |
$1.745 |
fallen by
25.11%
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| Dateline Resources Limited (DTR) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Materials |
$361 |
Change of Director's Interest Notice
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23 Sep 2026 8:34AM |
$0.065 |
$0.090 |
risen by
38.46%
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| Ventia Services Group Limited (VNT) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Industrials |
$4,828 |
Ventia secures WA Court Security Services contract extension
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23 Sep 2026 8:32AM |
$6.100 |
$5.920 |
fallen by
2.95%
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VNT - Price-sensitive ASX Announcement
Full Release
Key Points
- Ventia secured a contract extension with the Government of Western Australia for Court Security and Custodial Services.
- The extension starts in March 2027 and continues until June 2028.
- The contract extension is expected to generate about $110 million in revenue.
- Ventia said it has worked with Western Australia’s Department of Justice since 2017.
- Services covered include court security, court custody, transport, medical movements and support services across metropolitan and regional Western Australia.
IMPORTANT NOTE: This information is autogenerated and has not been reviewed for accuracy or completeness. You should
refer to the full announcement here for further information.
| Strike Energy Limited (STX) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Energy |
$361 |
2026 Strike Energy Ltd Annual Report
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23 Sep 2026 8:32AM |
$0.120 |
$0.100 |
fallen by
16.67%
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| Clover Corporation Limited (CLV) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Materials |
$175 |
Clover 2026 Appendix 4G
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23 Sep 2026 8:31AM |
$0.950 |
$1.050 |
risen by
10.53%
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| PMET Resources Inc (PMT) CHESS DEPOSITARY INTERESTS 10:1 |
Materials |
$224 |
PMET Successfully Completes Phase 2 Caesium Testwork Program
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23 Sep 2026 8:30AM |
$0.460 |
$0.325 |
fallen by
29.35%
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PMT - Price-sensitive ASX Announcement
Full Release
Key Points
- PMET completed Phase 2 bench-scale caesium testwork with Koch Technology Solutions.
- The program demonstrated a pathway to produce multiple high-purity caesium chemical products from pollucite concentrate.
- KTS proprietary technology may simplify the caesium processing flowsheet and reduce production costs through higher selectivity and fewer impurity removal stages.
- The feed sample was about 6 kg of XRT-sorted pollucite concentrate from the Vega Caesium Zone at the CV13 Pegmatite grading about 12% Cs2O.
- Results showed high selectivity for caesium and a much-reduced impurity profile.
- A follow-up bench-scale proof-of-concept program is being designed to produce marketable samples such as caesium formate and caesium carbonate.
- The next phase is expected to include an initial OPEX-CAPEX assessment.
- Concentrate from the ongoing BerryPick Program is intended to support the next phase of caesium testwork.
- PMET continues discussions with downstream strategic caesium partners, including Koch Technology Solutions.
- PMET expects caesium and tantalum to be co-products at Shaakichiuwaanaan, with potential revenue credits against lithium production costs.
- A Preliminary Economic Assessment targeted for Q4 2026 is expected to provide the first economic evaluation of the caesium credit.
- The announcement highlights Shaakichiuwaanaan as host to the world’s largest pollucite-hosted caesium pegmatite Mineral Resource.
IMPORTANT NOTE: This information is autogenerated and has not been reviewed for accuracy or completeness. You should
refer to the full announcement here for further information.
| Strike Energy Limited (STX) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Energy |
$361 |
FY26 Strike Energy Ltd Full Year Results
|
23 Sep 2026 8:30AM |
$0.120 |
$0.100 |
fallen by
16.67%
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STX - Price-sensitive ASX Announcement
Full Release
Key Points
- FY26 Full Year Results were announced by Strike Energy Limited on 23 September 2026.
- Construction and commissioning of the 85 MW South Erregulla Peaking Power Project advanced substantially during FY26, with commercial operations targeted in Q4 CY26.
- West Erregulla net 2P Reserves increased by approximately 20% to 251 PJ following an independently audited reserves and resources review.
- After year end, Strike selected Hancock Energy’s Belisama Gas Processing Facility as the preferred processing solution for West Erregulla, targeting 43.5 TJ/d net processing capacity and supporting a pathway to FID.
- Walyering continued producing gas and condensate during FY26, and the Walyering West-1 drilling and testing program supported an increase in Walyering 2P Reserves after production.
- FY26 sales revenue was $62.8 million compared with $72.7 million in FY25.
- Net cash inflows from operating activities were $6.4 million compared with $42.6 million in FY25.
- Underlying EBITDA was $17.6 million compared with $41.6 million in FY25.
- Cash and cash equivalents at 30 June 2026 were $46.3 million, up from $41.1 million at 30 June 2025.
- The statutory loss for the year was $27.2 million, compared with a loss of $157.3 million in FY25.
- Post year end, Strike gained access to $30 million of committed financing capacity from Macquarie Bank Limited.
- Strike and Hancock Energy agreed in principle up to $30 million of pre-FID funding support via loan for West Erregulla development activities through to FID.
- Management stated FY27 priorities are to deliver South Erregulla into commercial operations, progress West Erregulla toward FID and maintain Walyering operational performance.
- Shelley Robertson was appointed Managing Director and CEO from 1 June 2026 and Nev Power was appointed Chair from 1 July 2026.
IMPORTANT NOTE: This information is autogenerated and has not been reviewed for accuracy or completeness. You should
refer to the full announcement here for further information.
| Temple & Webster Group Ltd (TPW) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Consumer Discretionary |
$520 |
Update - Notification of buy-back - TPW
|
23 Sep 2026 8:29AM |
$4.210 |
$4.460 |
risen by
5.94%
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| Clover Corporation Limited (CLV) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Materials |
$175 |
Clover 2026 Full Year Market Announcement
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23 Sep 2026 8:29AM |
$0.950 |
$1.050 |
risen by
10.53%
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CLV - Price-sensitive ASX Announcement
Full Release
Key Points
- Record FY26 revenue of $97.4 million, up 13% on the prior year and ahead of guidance
- Net profit after tax rose 50% to $10.5 million from $7.0 million in FY25
- Second half revenue was $53.3 million versus $44.1 million in the first half and up 10% on the prior corresponding period
- Growth was driven by innovation in new products and demand for higher-margin ARA powders
- Melody Dairies improved operating performance through higher production volumes and lower unit costs
- The Ecuador crude tuna oil facility provided secure and competitively priced supply
- Clover continued commercialisation of CholineXcel including customer trials and IP filing
- The company invested in product innovation including non-allergenic, higher fortification and plant-based DHA powders
- Clover developed a strategy to access the USA nutraceutical market through dedicated resourcing and partner assessment
- Working capital increased due to investment in sourcing, refining and converting oils into finished powders to meet demand
- The board declared a fully franked final dividend of 1.25 cents per share for FY26
- Clover expects 1H FY27 revenue to be ahead of the prior corresponding period
IMPORTANT NOTE: This information is autogenerated and has not been reviewed for accuracy or completeness. You should
refer to the full announcement here for further information.
| Clover Corporation Limited (CLV) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Materials |
$175 |
Clover 2026 Appendix 4E
|
23 Sep 2026 8:28AM |
$0.950 |
$1.050 |
risen by
10.53%
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CLV - Price-sensitive ASX Announcement
Full Release
Key Points
- ASX Appendix 4E preliminary final report for the financial year ended 31 July 2026.
- Revenue from ordinary activities increased 13% to $97.410 million from $86.004 million.
- Profit after tax attributable to members rose 49% to $10.458 million from $7.015 million.
- Net profit for the period attributable to members increased to $9.012 million after foreign currency translation losses.
- Final dividend declared was 1.25 cents per share, fully franked, with a 1.00 cent interim dividend.
- Final dividend record date is 21 October 2026 and payment date is 19 November 2026.
- Basic and diluted earnings per share were 6.26 cents compared with 4.20 cents in 2025.
- Net tangible asset backing per share increased to 45.54 cents from 42.11 cents.
- Total assets were $97.757 million, total liabilities were $19.798 million and net assets were $77.959 million.
- Cash and cash equivalents at year end were $7.218 million.
- Operating cash inflow was $4.393 million.
- Clover operates as a single segment processing tuna oil and manufacturing encapsulated products in Australia.
- Revenue by delivery region was led by Australia/New Zealand at $52.546 million, followed by Europe/Middle East at $31.217 million.
- The report states there is no dividend reinvestment plan as at 31 July 2026.
- The financial statements were audited and received an unqualified audit opinion.
IMPORTANT NOTE: This information is autogenerated and has not been reviewed for accuracy or completeness. You should
refer to the full announcement here for further information.
| Minerals 260 Limited (MI6) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Materials |
$1,819 |
Application for quotation of securities - MI6
|
23 Sep 2026 8:28AM |
$0.895 |
$0.735 |
fallen by
17.88%
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| Myer Holdings Limited (MYR) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Consumer Discretionary |
$363 |
Appointment of Non-Executive Director - Solomon Lew
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23 Sep 2026 8:27AM |
$0.175 |
$0.210 |
risen by
20%
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| Galileo Mining Ltd (GAL) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Materials |
$22 |
Galileo Mining Investor Presentation September 2026
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23 Sep 2026 8:27AM |
$0.110 |
$0.110 |
fallen by
0%
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| Tuas Limited (TUA) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Communication Services |
$957 |
Investor Presentation FY26
|
23 Sep 2026 8:26AM |
$2.330 |
$1.745 |
fallen by
25.11%
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TUA - Price-sensitive ASX Announcement
Full Release
Key Points
- FY26 results presentation covers the period 1 August 2025 to 31 July 2026.
- All reported numbers in the presentation are in Singapore Dollars.
- Revenue increased 24% year on year to S$187.6 million.
- Statutory EBITDA was S$80.1 million and underlying EBITDA was S$83.7 million.
- Statutory NPAT was S$26.0 million and underlying NPAT was S$29.6 million.
- Underlying EBITDA margin was 45%, consistent with FY25.
- Gross mobile ARPU for FY26 was S$9.42.
- Active mobile services grew to 1.458 million by FY26 2H.
- Active broadband services grew to 62,000 by FY26 2H.
- Net cash from operating activities was S$91.255 million.
- Net cash used in investing activities was S$39.260 million, largely for plant and equipment.
- Net cash from financing activities was S$359.224 million.
- Cash and term deposits at period end were S$498.786 million.
- Tuas continued CAPEX investment to densify its mobile network and expand 5G coverage.
- Mobile core upgrades were completed and planning for 5G standalone transition is ongoing.
- The company is transitioning to a new cloud-based BSS to improve customer experience.
- Broadband updates included continued enhancement of 10Gbps connectivity and WiFi 7 premium router packages.
- A 10Gbps business broadband package was launched at S$139 per month including GST.
- The proposed M1 acquisition did not proceed after failing to receive IMDA approval by the long-stop date of 21 May 2026.
- IMDA suspended its review pending an investigation and cyber security considerations became part of the consolidation review.
- SIMBA has been cooperating with the IMDA investigation and Tuas said regulatory compliance remains a central priority.
- FY27 plans include broader revenue growth, ongoing product innovation, CAPEX guidance of S$50–55 million, and S$15–30 million of incremental cyber security related CAPEX and OPEX.
IMPORTANT NOTE: This information is autogenerated and has not been reviewed for accuracy or completeness. You should
refer to the full announcement here for further information.
| Buxton Resources Limited (BUX) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Materials |
$9 |
Madman Drilling Recommences Targeting EM Conductor
|
23 Sep 2026 8:26AM |
$0.036 |
$0.020 |
fallen by
44.44%
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| Tuas Limited (TUA) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Communication Services |
$957 |
Appendix 4E and Annual Report Financial Year 2026
|
23 Sep 2026 8:26AM |
$2.330 |
$1.745 |
fallen by
25.11%
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TUA - Price-sensitive ASX Announcement
Full Release
Key Points
- Appendix 4E and Annual Report were released by Tuas Limited on 23 September 2026 for the year ended 31 July 2026.
- Revenue increased 24% to S$187.6 million.
- Statutory profit after tax rose 277% to S$26.0 million.
- Underlying EBITDA increased 22% to S$83.8 million, excluding S$3.7 million of M1 acquisition-related due diligence costs.
- Basic earnings per share increased to 4.78 Singapore cents and diluted earnings per share to 4.76 Singapore cents.
- Net tangible assets per share increased to S$1.34 from S$0.72.
- No dividend was declared or paid for FY2026.
- Simba’s active mobile services increased to 1.458 million from 1.254 million.
- Simba’s fibre broadband subscriber base reached about 62,000 by 31 July 2026.
- Simba upgraded more than 470 sites and expanded 5G coverage and roaming capability.
- Cash from operating activities was S$91.3 million and the group generated positive free cash flow after capital expenditure.
- Cash and term deposits at 31 July 2026 totalled S$498.8 million.
- Tuas raised S$364.5 million of gross equity proceeds to support the proposed M1 acquisition.
- The proposed acquisition of M1 did not complete because IMDA consent was not received before the contractual deadline.
- The board had not decided at the report date how the unused acquisition capital would be deployed.
- FY2027 is expected to include additional cyber security capital and operating expenditure of S$15 million to S$30 million.
- The report highlights ongoing regulatory risk from IMDA’s investigation into alleged unauthorised spectrum use by Simba.
- A subsequent event disclosed that Goose eSIM operations ceased on 21 August 2026.
- Total assets were S$913.4 million, total liabilities were S$80.0 million and net assets were S$833.5 million.
- KPMG issued an unqualified audit opinion on the financial report.
IMPORTANT NOTE: This information is autogenerated and has not been reviewed for accuracy or completeness. You should
refer to the full announcement here for further information.
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