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Nightmare: The strangest sentence on the ASX this week

A newly dual-listed Canadian lithium company released a Corporate Governance Statement with a garbled, accidental sentence on page one. What likely happened, and the simple AI review step that stops it happening to you.

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Ben Williamson

28 May 2026 · 1 min read

If you haven't noticed, IPOs are ramping up again.

Perth based mining companies are coming back on. Tech companies are coming in. And the ASX's push into dual listing North American companies is also starting to bear fruit.

One of those North American companies this week had a hard start to ASX listed life. Li-FT Power is a Canadian based Lithium story with a c. $450m market cap that gained some extra eyeballs with an accidental sentence in, of all places, their Corporate Governance Statement.

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