| Janus Electric Holdings Limited (JNS) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Utilities |
$110 |
North America Update - Incentives & Commercial Progress
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3 Nov 2026 9:08AM |
$0.480 |
$0.665 |
risen by
38.54%
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| Neu Horizon Uranium Limited (NHU) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Materials |
$7 |
NHU Delivers Drill Targets Across all Four Krokom Prospects
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3 Nov 2026 9:08AM |
$0.065 |
$0.064 |
fallen by
1.54%
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NHU - Price-sensitive ASX Announcement
Full Release
Key Points
- NHU defined uranium drill targets across all four Krokom prospects: Storvallflon, Hamborg, Kälen and Djupsjöberget.
- Airborne EM identified a conductor more than 5 km long at Hamborg and more than 2 km long at Storvallflon.
- Kälen and Djupsjöberget also show multiple near-surface conductors beneath shallow cover.
- Integrated geophysical, radiometric, radon and rock-chip datasets were used to generate the targets.
- 3D EM inversion modelling suggests conductive black shales continue along strike and down dip beyond surface anomalies.
- Historical Aura Energy drilling at Hamborg returned 110 m at 124 ppm U3O8 from 24 m.
- Historical Aura Energy drilling at Kälen returned 60 m at 143 ppm U3O8 from 6 m.
- NHU noted the historical drilling results have not been independently verified by the company.
- Selective NHU rock-chip sampling returned up to 243 ppm U3O8, with an average of about 57 ppm U3O8 across 59 samples.
- The company cautioned that rock-chip samples are selective and not representative of average grade.
- Results are considered consistent with near-surface uranium leaching in weathered black shales.
- NHU sees the deformed Caledonide black shale setting as supportive of a structural grade-upgrade exploration thesis.
- Ronneburg in Germany was cited as a geological analogue only, not as evidence of equivalent mineralisation at Krokom.
- A combined 5,000 to 6,000 m diamond drilling program is planned across Krokom in 2027.
- Storvallflon is planned for 3,000 to 4,000 m of drilling in Q1 2027, subject to work plan approval.
- Kälen and Djupsjöberget are planned for drilling in late Q2 2027, and Hamborg in late Q3 2027.
- NHU reported A$8.6 million cash at 30 September 2026 and expects this to fund the planned 2027 drilling.
- The announcement highlighted Sweden’s reopened uranium policy regime, including the ban removal from 1 January 2026 and municipal veto removal from 15 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.
| Schoolblazer Limited (SBZ) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Industrials |
$53 |
Proposed issue of securities - SBZ
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3 Nov 2026 9:08AM |
$0.115 |
$0.100 |
fallen by
13.04%
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| Schoolblazer Limited (SBZ) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Industrials |
$53 |
Proposed issue of securities - SBZ
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3 Nov 2026 9:08AM |
$0.115 |
$0.100 |
fallen by
13.04%
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| Schoolblazer Limited (SBZ) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Industrials |
$53 |
PLACEMENT TO RAISE $5.325M
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3 Nov 2026 9:08AM |
$0.115 |
$0.100 |
fallen by
13.04%
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SBZ - Price-sensitive ASX Announcement
Full Release
Key Points
- Schoolblazer Limited announced a placement to raise A$5.325 million before costs.
- The placement consists of approximately 53.3 million new fully paid ordinary shares at A$0.10 per share.
- The issue price represents an approximately 13.0% discount to the last closing price of A$0.115 on 29 October 2026.
- The placement received strong support from institutional investors.
- Directors committed A$1.75 million under the placement, subject to shareholder approval.
- Tranche 1 will raise about A$1.44 million through 14.4 million shares under existing ASX Listing Rule 7.1 capacity.
- Tranche 1 settlement was expected on 9 November 2026 with allotment and normal trading on 10 November 2026.
- Tranche 2 comprises about 38.8 million shares to raise approximately A$3.88 million.
- Of Tranche 2, 17.5 million shares raising A$1.75 million are director participation requiring shareholder approval under ASX Listing Rule 10.11.
- The remaining approximately 21.3 million Tranche 2 shares will raise about A$2.13 million under existing placement capacity and do not require shareholder approval.
- A General Meeting was expected in mid-December 2026 to seek approval for the director participation.
- Tranche 2 was expected to settle following the General Meeting in December 2026.
- Placement proceeds will be used for partial repayment of the IFM debt facility, working capital and offer costs.
- The company also reduced term debt by A$15.0 million from existing cash during September 2026.
- Schoolblazer said the capital raising and debt reduction materially strengthen its balance sheet and position it for FY27.
- New shares will rank equally with existing Schoolblazer shares.
- Schoolblazer shares were expected to resume normal ASX trading from market open on 3 November 2026.
- Blue Ocean Equities and E&P Capital acted as Joint Lead Managers to the placement.
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.
| Simble Solutions Limited (SIS) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Information Technology |
$8 |
Simble Capital Raising
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3 Nov 2026 9:07AM |
$0.004 |
$0.004 |
fallen by
0%
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SIS - Price-sensitive ASX Announcement
Full Release
Key Points
- Simble Solutions Limited announced a $1.0 million capital raising via placement on 3 November 2026.
- The placement consists of 285,714,285 fully paid ordinary shares issued at $0.0035 per share.
- The issue price was a 12.5% discount to the 15-day VWAP to 28 October 2026.
- The placement will be completed under the company’s existing ASX Listing Rule 7.1 capacity.
- Investors will receive one free attaching option per share, subject to shareholder approval.
- Each placement option has an exercise price of $0.007 and expires four years from the date of issue.
- Directors Faldi Ismail and Fadi Diab intend to participate for up to $205,000, subject to shareholder approval under ASX Listing Rule 10.11.
- 62 Capital acted as lead manager and will receive a 6% capital raising fee.
- Subject to shareholder approval, 62 Capital or its nominees will receive 50,000,000 broker options on the same terms as the placement options.
- Funds raised will support NanoSensor Technology development and provide growth capital and working capital for Simble’s existing businesses.
- The company said the raise would help advance the NanoSensor evaluation program while continuing growth in SimbleSense and CarbonView.
- Indicative dates are 30 November 2026 for settlement, 1 December 2026 for issue of placement shares, late December 2026 for shareholder approvals, and early January 2027 for issue of options and director shares.
- Simble describes itself as a global energy and sustainability provider with core platforms SimbleSense and CarbonView.
- Simble operates across the Commercial and Industrial and SME segments, with offices in Australia, the United Kingdom and Vietnam.
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.
| Argo Global Listed Infrastructure Limited (ALI) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Financials |
$474 |
Weekly NTA estimate - Fri 30.10.26
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3 Nov 2026 9:06AM |
$2.460 |
$2.510 |
risen by
2.03%
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| BPM Minerals Limited (BPM) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Materials |
$52 |
Trading Halt
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3 Nov 2026 9:06AM |
$0.180 |
$0.365 |
risen by
102.78%
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BPM - Price-sensitive ASX Announcement
Full Release
Key Points
- ASX placed BPM Minerals Limited securities in a trading halt on 3 November 2026.
- The trading halt was requested by BPM pending an announcement on material exploration results.
- The pending announcement relates to the Bonnie & Clyde project.
- The halt will remain in place until the earlier of normal trading commencing on Thursday, 5 November 2026, or the release of the announcement.
- BPM made the request under ASX Listing Rule 17.1.
- The company stated it was not aware of any reason the trading halt should not be granted.
- The company stated it had no other information necessary to inform the market about the trading halt.
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.
| Simble Solutions Limited (SIS) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Information Technology |
$8 |
Proposed issue of securities - SIS
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3 Nov 2026 9:03AM |
$0.004 |
$0.004 |
fallen by
0%
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| Simble Solutions Limited (SIS) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Information Technology |
$8 |
Proposed issue of securities - SIS
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3 Nov 2026 9:03AM |
$0.004 |
$0.004 |
fallen by
0%
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| Amaero Ltd (3DA) CHESS DEPOSITARY INTERESTS 40:1 |
Industrials |
$172 |
Amaero Announces Q3 2026 Earnings Release and Call Date
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3 Nov 2026 9:01AM |
$0.195 |
$0.180 |
fallen by
7.69%
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| Dexus Industria REIT (DXI) FULLY PAID ORDINARY/UNITS STAPLED SECURITIES |
Real Estate |
$758 |
Update - Notification of buy-back - DXI
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3 Nov 2026 9:01AM |
$2.390 |
$2.470 |
risen by
3.35%
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| Dexus Convenience Retail REIT (DXC) FULLY PAID UNITS STAPLED SECURITIES |
Real Estate |
$369 |
Update - Notification of buy-back - DXC
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3 Nov 2026 8:59AM |
$2.730 |
$2.760 |
risen by
1.10%
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| Australian Foundation Investment Company Limited (AFI) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Financials |
$8,465 |
Update - Notification of buy-back - AFI
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3 Nov 2026 8:57AM |
$6.850 |
$6.920 |
risen by
1.02%
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| Block, Inc. (XYZ) CDI 1:1 FOREIGN EXEMPT NYSE |
Financials |
$74,150 |
8-K (Current report)
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3 Nov 2026 8:55AM |
$108.850 |
$122.660 |
risen by
12.69%
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| Sigma Lithium Corporation (SAU) CDI 1:1 FOREIGN EXEMPT NASDAQ |
Materials |
$0 |
Previews 3Q26 Results- 9,000T Produced Since Restart
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3 Nov 2026 8:53AM |
$0.014 |
$0.014 |
fallen by
0%
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SAU - Price-sensitive ASX Announcement
Full Release
Key Points
- Sigma Lithium released a 3Q26 earnings preview on 2 November 2026.
- The company completed a balance sheet turnaround via a convertible bond issued in Hong Kong into ASX-listed CDIs.
- More than 90% of debt maturities were extended and short-term debt fell about 78% from US$125 million to US$28 million.
- Total debt had been reduced by about 40% over two years to US$125 million.
- Sigma said it had repaid more than US$90 million of debt since 2Q24 and had been self-funded since July 2023.
- 3Q26 production was 7,293 tonnes of high-grade lithium oxide concentrate.
- Production was affected by a suspension of operations by local authorities during the quarter.
- In early 4Q26, court protection for operating and mining licences allowed production to restart.
- Since restart, Sigma produced 9,000 tonnes of high-grade concentrate by 30 October 2026.
- A further 21,000 tonnes of 3Q26 inventory was available for sale in 4Q26, including low-grade and intermediate products.
- 3Q26 gross revenue was US$23 million.
- Sigma maintained a 32% gross margin in 3Q26 despite lower volumes.
- Plant gate operating cash cost was US$424/t.
- CIF China operating cash cost was US$518/t.
- FY26 AISC guidance was reduced by 6% to US$668/t.
- FY27 AISC guidance of US$620/t was maintained.
- Cash and cash equivalents at 30 September 2026 were US$10 million.
- Potential short-term liquidity after quarter end totalled up to US$62 million from receivables, unsold inventory and offtake instalments.
- The company extended the maturity of its Senior Secured Debt with Synergy Capital to June 2027 from December 2026.
- Production guidance remains 240,000 tonnes over the next 12 months and 330,000 tonnes in FY27 from Plant 1.
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.
| Orora Limited (ORA) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Materials |
$1,937 |
Update - Notification of buy-back - ORA
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3 Nov 2026 8:52AM |
$1.535 |
$1.585 |
risen by
3.26%
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| Aussie Broadband Limited (ABB) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Communication Services |
$1,407 |
Update - Notification of buy-back - ABB
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3 Nov 2026 8:51AM |
$4.380 |
$4.600 |
risen by
5.02%
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| Aroa Biosurgery Limited (ARX) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Health Care |
$183 |
AROA Appoints Mark Dunwoodie as CFO
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3 Nov 2026 8:51AM |
$0.485 |
$0.530 |
risen by
9.28%
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| Sigma Lithium Corporation (SAU) CDI 1:1 FOREIGN EXEMPT NASDAQ |
Materials |
$0 |
US$100m Convertible Bonds to Refinance Secured Debt
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3 Nov 2026 8:51AM |
$0.014 |
$0.014 |
fallen by
0%
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SAU - Price-sensitive ASX Announcement
Full Release
Key Points
- Sigma Lithium announced a US$100 million inaugural five-year senior unsecured convertible bond offering.
- The primary use of proceeds is to fully repay the company’s Senior Secured Debt with Synergy Capital.
- The refinancing lowers cash interest costs by replacing a floating rate of SOFR plus 6.95% with a fixed 7.0% coupon.
- The bonds mature in approximately November 2031, extending the debt maturity profile to 2031.
- Bondholders have an investor put at the end of year 3, around November 2029.
- The bonds are convertible into CDIs at a 25% premium to the reference share price.
- Conversion is generally not available during the first 12 months after closing, except in limited circumstances.
- The transaction replaces secured debt with unsecured debt, releasing corporate security tied to the Synergy Capital facility.
- Sigma said the deal reduces short-term debt by about 80% from US$125 million on a pro forma basis.
- Any remaining proceeds after refinancing may be used for growth capital expenditure and general corporate purposes.
- The offering was announced on 2 November 2026 and was expected to close on or about 16 November 2026, subject to approvals.
- The bonds were to be offered only outside Canada and the United States and were intended to be listed on the Vienna MTF or an alternative exchange.
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.
| Whitehaven Coal Limited (WHC) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Energy |
$5,777 |
Update - Notification of buy-back - WHC
|
3 Nov 2026 8:48AM |
$7.720 |
$7.040 |
fallen by
8.81%
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| Develop Global Limited (DVP) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Materials |
$1,171 |
Revised Securities Trading Policy
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3 Nov 2026 8:48AM |
$3.670 |
$3.550 |
fallen by
3.27%
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| Coast Entertainment Holdings Limited (CEH) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Consumer Discretionary |
$173 |
AGM Addresses
|
3 Nov 2026 8:46AM |
$0.470 |
$0.445 |
fallen by
5.32%
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CEH - Price-sensitive ASX Announcement
Full Release
Key Points
- ASX release dated 3 November 2026 attaches the AGM addresses for Coast Entertainment Holdings Limited.
- The AGM was held in hybrid format at 10:00am AEST / 11:00am AEDT with online access via OpenBriefing.
- Chairman Dr Gary Weiss said CEH delivered strong FY26 like-for-like growth across ticket sales, visitation, revenue and EBITDA.
- Theme Parks & Attractions visitation reached about two million guests in FY26, up 26.5% on a like-for-like basis.
- Theme Parks & Attractions operating revenue increased 19% to $116.5 million and EBITDA excluding specific items more than doubled to $18.8 million.
- Group EBITDA excluding specific items increased 236.5% to $13.8 million and CEH returned to net profitability with NPAT of $6.1 million.
- CEH ended FY26 with $35 million in cash, no debt and a fully undrawn $20 million banking facility.
- Strong annual pass sales lifted deferred revenue to $20.2 million, supporting a solid base for FY27.
- Unaudited FY27 trading to September 2026 showed continued growth in visitation, revenue and EBITDA despite timing impacts on ticket sales comparisons.
- The addresses highlight planning approval for CEH’s 55-hectare Coomera landholding as a major opportunity to unlock shareholder value.
- Independent valuations cited for Dreamworld and SkyPoint were $295.9 million and $51.7 million respectively, above book value.
- Management said the market implied valuation of Dreamworld and SkyPoint remained at a substantial discount to independent valuations.
- CEH engaged Barrenjoey as financial and strategic adviser to assess land monetisation, partnerships, development and funding alternatives.
- The preferred strategic concept is to transform Dreamworld into an integrated entertainment destination where guests can play, stay, eat and shop.
- The proposal includes a Dreamworld-branded four-star hotel of about 250 rooms with indicative investment of around $200 million including land.
- The proposal also includes an entertainment, dining and retail precinct with indicative investment of about $60 million including land and potential recurring rental income.
- Additional land may be monetised through capital-light residential or mixed-use options, with CEH stating it does not intend to become a residential developer.
- Management said preliminary analysis indicated levered internal rates of return above 20% across the hotel and entertainment, dining and retail precinct.
- CEH stated its capital management framework prioritises safety, maintenance and attraction renewal before any development spending.
- The company said its current strategy does not contemplate a new equity raising and seeks to avoid shareholder dilution where possible.
- Indicative development delivery is contemplated between 2028 and 2030 with a targeted opening around 2030 to 2031, subject to approvals and final investment decisions.
- The AGM addresses stress that CEH’s objective is to bridge the gap between underlying asset value and realised shareholder value through disciplined execution.
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.
| Metro Mining Limited (MMI) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Materials |
$250 |
Change of Director's Interest Notice - Douglas Ritchie
|
3 Nov 2026 8:45AM |
$0.780 |
$0.810 |
risen by
3.85%
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| Coast Entertainment Holdings Limited (CEH) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Consumer Discretionary |
$173 |
AGM Presentation
|
3 Nov 2026 8:44AM |
$0.470 |
$0.445 |
fallen by
5.32%
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CEH - Price-sensitive ASX Announcement
Full Release
Key Points
- AGM presentation held on 3 November 2026 for Coast Entertainment Holdings Limited.
- FY26 Theme Parks & Attractions delivered strong growth despite macroeconomic headwinds.
- Ticket sales increased 33.0% and total visitation rose 29.3% to 2.0 million.
- Operating revenue increased 20.8% to $116.5 million with record food, beverage and retail revenue.
- Theme Parks & Attractions EBITDA excluding specific items rose 113.6% to $18.8 million.
- Group consolidated EBITDA excluding specific items increased 236.5% to $13.8 million.
- CEH returned to net profitability with FY26 NPAT of $6.1 million.
- The group ended FY26 with $35.0 million cash, no debt and a fully undrawn $20.0 million bank facility.
- Deferred revenue increased to $20.2 million due to strong annual pass sales.
- FY26 was a 53-week year, so like-for-like comparisons were used against a pro forma 53-week FY25 period.
- FY27 year-to-date trading showed revenue up 12.5%, visitation up 18.4% and EBITDA excluding specific items up 22.3%.
- CEH’s strategic framework focuses on safety, guest experience, efficiency, attendance growth and unlocking latent land value.
- Operational initiatives for FY27 include the Lost Mine Mayhem ride, broader marketing reach, improved in-park spending and AI-enabled operations.
- Planning approval was secured in July 2026 for the Coomera landholding, unlocking hotel, entertainment, dining, retail and other future development options.
- Independent valuations assessed Dreamworld at $295.9 million and SkyPoint at $51.7 million.
- The board believes CEH’s market valuation trades at a substantial discount to independent asset valuations.
- Barrenjoey was engaged to assess strategic, financial, funding and value realisation options for the Coomera landholding.
- The preferred pathway is staged development of a Dreamworld-branded four-star hotel and an entertainment, dining and retail precinct.
- Indicative development metrics for the hotel and ED&R option include levered IRR of about 20% and value on completion of about $330 million.
- CEH said no equity raise is contemplated, with funding expected from cash, operating cash flow, debt and potentially capital partners.
- The capital management framework prioritises safety, maintenance, liquidity and disciplined stage-gated investment before returning surplus capital.
- The proposed integrated entertainment destination is intended to extend guest stays, increase spending and improve year-round demand.
- The formal AGM business included consideration of the FY26 annual financial, directors’ and auditor’s reports.
- Proxy votes were disclosed for the remuneration report and the re-election of Dr Gary Weiss AM and Randy Garfield as directors.
- The presentation notes development plans remain subject to feasibility, funding, approvals and board investment decisions.
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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