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Diverse Announcements from the ASX

ANZ Settles ASIC Matters
ANZ Group Holdings Ltd has reached a settlement with the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) regarding certain matters related to the company's conduct in Australian financial markets and retail banking operations. Under the terms of the agreement, ANZ will pay a $50 million penalty and implement a comprehensive compliance program to address the issues identified by ASIC. The settlement allows ANZ to move forward and continue serving its customers while maintaining the highest standards of conduct across its operations.

Prophecy International CEO Resigns
Prophecy International Holdings Ltd (ASX:PRO) has announced the resignation of CEO Brad Thomas after eight years with the company. The Board has appointed Chairman Ed Reynolds as acting CEO until a permanent replacement is found. Prophecy International has played a key role in advancing its emite and Snare products and growing its international operations under Brad's leadership, and the company wishes him well in his future endeavors.

Bioxyne Secures German Cannabis Orders
Bioxyne Limited (ASX: BXN) has received import authorizations from the German government for 1,550kg of medical cannabis and secured A$5.1 million in purchase orders from German clients. The company plans to export the products to Germany in late September/early October. Bioxyne's German customers have forecasted reorders that are expected to exceed the A$5.6 million contracted in June 2025, subject to import/export permitting and local market conditions.

Brickworks Delisted from ASX
Brickworks Ltd (ASX: BKW) has been suspended from quotation on the Australian Securities Exchange following the lodgement of Supreme Court orders approving a scheme of arrangement. Under the scheme, Washington H. Soul Pattinson will acquire all Brickworks shares through a subsidiary, marking the end of the company's listing on the ASX.

Northern Star Presents Growth Strategy
At the Mining Forum Americas, Northern Star Resources Ltd (ASX: NST) outlined its strategic priorities, including a target of 20% return on capital employed in the medium term. The company has a strong balance sheet with A$1 billion in net cash, supporting investments in major projects like the KCGM mill expansion and the Hemi development. Northern Star is also focused on increasing its spot gold price exposure to 100% by FY29 to drive long-term value creation for shareholders.