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The explorer and project developer joined the local share market after completing a $6.5 million initial public offering in November, providing a $12 million market capitalisation post listing.
Nico is out to develop a portfolio of mineral resource projects throughout WA and South Australia, mainly its cornerstone Central Musgrave Project.
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ChemX made its ASX debut after completing an oversubscribed $8 million initial public offering late last year, offering investors a chance to subscribe for 40 million shares at $0.20 apiece.
Recently spun out of Peak Minerals, Vertex has listed on the ASX with rights to four Australian gold projects in various states of development, two of which already hold JORC-compliant mineral resources.
The pay-on-demand lender raised $35 million in its late-season initial public offering (IPO), giving investors a chance to buy in at $3.41 per share.
The health-tech company completed a $6 million initial public offering (IPO) in December, offering 30 million shares at $0.20 a pop to give an implied market capitalisation of $24.7 million.
Ahead of its listing, My Foodie Box completed an oversubscribed $6 million IPO in December, with 30 million shares issued to investors at $0.20 apiece.
Companies have flocked to the ASX this year, with a barrage of stocks hitting the local share market in the last 11 months ... and more to come.
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Eligible shareholders in the semiconductor developer and tech stock have priority access to ChemX’s pioneer offer, which is out to raise as much as A$8 million ahead of the December 20 listing.
Fresh from its ASX debut, AYA’s mission is simple: it’s out to more accurately and less invasively detect signs of heart disease with the power of artificial intelligence (AI).
As the latest company to hit the local share market, RAD is prepared to advance its radiopharmaceutical pipeline and develop solutions for the diagnostic and therapeutic spheres.
The demerger pathway for the project is consistent with the company’s strategy of realising value for shareholders from its non-core assets.
“The demerger of the highly prospective Yamarna project is a win-win for the company and its shareholders, enabling Great Boulder to crystallise value from the non-core base metals assets, while ensuring management time and resources remain
NickelSearch has a dominant land position in the Ravensthorpe greenstone nickel belt adjacent to First Quantum Minerals’ Ravensthorpe Nickel Operation Shallow mineralisation open in most directions High priority brownfield and greenfield ta
The majority of recent new listings are from the resources sector that also houses a number of upcoming new listings.
