Latest Mergers And Acquisitions News

Bryah Resources has formalised its acquisition of the Golden Pike high-grade gold and antimony project in New Brunswick, marking a strategic expansion into a promising Canadian mining jurisdiction.

Mad Paws Holding Limited has agreed to be acquired by US-based Rover Group for $62 million, with shareholders set to receive a significant premium. The deal includes divestment of Mad Paws’ Pet Chemist business and closure of other e-commerce operations.

Red Sky Energy reports steady cash flow from Innamincka’s Yarrow 3 well, progresses a key farmin deal at Killanoola, and unveils maiden resource estimates offshore Angola, despite some project delays.

Infinity Lithium progresses its Australian gold-copper-silver exploration with new option agreements, while facing delays and strategic shifts in its Spanish lithium project.

Carnarvon Energy is set to become Strike Energy’s largest shareholder through a strategic A$88 million equity placement, underpinning key project developments in Western Australia’s Perth Basin. Strike also launches a Share Purchase Plan to raise additional funds, aiming to accelerate production milestones by 2026.

Carnarvon Energy is set to invest up to A$88 million in Strike Energy through a two-tranche equity placement, positioning itself as Strike’s largest shareholder. This strategic move aims to accelerate development of Strike’s key Perth Basin assets, with production milestones targeted by 2026.

Riedel Resources has exceeded its initial capital raising target through its Share Purchase Plan, prompting an increase in the offer size to $400,000. This follows a recent $1 million placement, underscoring robust shareholder support as the company advances its Kingman Gold Project.

Sunrise Energy Metals reports strong high-grade scandium drill results at Syerston and secures $7.5 million to accelerate project development. The company is updating its feasibility study amid growing market demand and geopolitical supply pressures.

Praemium Limited reports a 2.2% increase in funds under administration for Q4 FY25, driven by strong gains in Spectrum and SMA platforms, alongside operational upgrades including AI-driven initiatives. However, OneVue platform experiences a significant decline.

Praemium reports a 12% rise in total Australian funds under administration to $64.3 billion in Q4 FY2025, driven by strong inflows into its Spectrum platform and growth in Separately Managed Accounts. However, Powerwrap continues to face net outflows.

Genetic Signatures reported steady quarterly sales of $4.4 million, reflecting seasonal demand in Australia, while restructuring its US operations to accelerate growth. A new US contract and strategic partnerships signal potential for future expansion.

Insignia Financial has agreed to a $4.80 per share acquisition offer from CC Capital, representing a 56.9% premium over its recent share price. The Board unanimously recommends the scheme, pending regulatory and shareholder approvals.