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New Found Gold Corp. completed the second tranche of its “bought deal” offering, raising C$63.48 million. This final tranche, including the underwriters’ over-allotment option, generated C$21.4 million and involved Charity Flow-Through Common Shares and common shares. Funds will support exploration expenses at the Queensway Gold Project. Major shareholder Eric Sprott retained his stake. The offering, underwritten by firms including BMO, underscores strong investor confidence and is subject to regulatory approvals.

Garmin introduces the GPSMAP 15×3 chartplotter, featuring a 15-inch ultrawide touchscreen designed for an enhanced boating experience. The new display offers superior clarity and optimized helm space, providing the benefits of dual screens in a single unit. The GPSMAP 15×3 includes built-in sonar capabilities, preloaded mapping, and seamless connectivity for a streamlined and immersive experience.

MINISO Group (MNSO) successfully held its annual general meeting in Hong Kong on June 12, 2025, with shareholders approving all resolutions. This crucial event reaffirms MINISO’s commitment to strong corporate governance and shareholder engagement. The positive outcome boosts investor confidence in the company’s sustainable growth and its position in the global retail market.

NXP Semiconductors and Rimac Technology are collaborating to accelerate software-defined vehicle (SDV) architectures. Rimac will integrate NXP’s S32E2 processors into its next-gen ECU platform, consolidating functionalities and reducing ECUs. This enables improved safety, efficiency, and agile development for vehicle applications. The solution leverages the S32E2’s real-time processing capabilities, meeting the demands of modern SDVs, and includes comprehensive system support from NXP. Rimac will launch this platform via a hypercar program with expansion planned for other sectors.

Faraday Future will unveil its FX Super One, the first model for its FX brand, on June 29, 2025, in Los Angeles. The event targets stockholders, partners, and influencers aiming to redefine luxury mobility with an AI-powered, mass-market MPV. A public launch follows on July 17 with production slated by the end of 2025.

Insmed Incorporated announced a $750 million public offering of common stock, selling 7,812,500 shares at $96.00 each. Proceeds will fund brensocatib’s R&D, ARIKAYCE’s commercialization, and pipeline expansion. This strategic move aims to bolster financial standing and accelerate drug development across pulmonary and inflammatory conditions. The offering, led by major financial institutions, is expected to close on June 13, 2025, subject to customary conditions.

Denali Capital Acquisition Corp (DECA) extended its business combination deadline to July 11, 2025. To support this, they deposited $874.78 into their trust account, funded by a convertible promissory note from Scilex (SCLX). The note, with a $180,000 principal cap and no interest, converts to DECA shares at $10.00 each. Remaining funds from the note are available for future extensions.

SmartStop Self Storage REIT, Inc. (SMA) is issuing a CAD $500 million Maple Bond through its operating partnership. The senior unsecured notes, maturing in 2028, will yield approximately 3.91% (3.85% effective after hedging) and are rated BBB (Stable) by Morningstar DBRS. Proceeds will refinance debt and fund acquisitions. The offering is exclusively for Canadian residents. SmartStop owns and manages self-storage properties across the U.S. and Canada.

Ivanhoe Mines’ Kamoa-Kakula Copper Complex reports stabilized underground water levels, with dewatering of the eastern side of the Kakula Mine scheduled for August. Revised 2025 production guidance is set between 370,000 and 420,000 tonnes of copper. The smelter is expected to commence in September, with the first anode in October. A conference call for investors is planned for June 12, 2025.

SPAR Group (SGRP) strongly refutes demands from its founder, Robert G. Brown, calling them “self-serving.” Brown sought $15 million, consulting fees, a long-term service agreement, and a company acquisition, actions the board deemed beneficial solely to Brown. The company also addressed Brown’s other claims and noted his violations of the Securities Exchange Act. This follows a history of conflicts and concerns about Brown’s influence, setting the stage for an ongoing battle.