Latest Mergers And Acquisitions News

QPM Energy reports a substantial 61% upgrade in Moranbah Gas Project reserves to 435PJ, successfully integrates Moranbah Power Station operations, and begins overhaul of Townsville Power Station, navigating weather disruptions and contract renewals.

Linius Technologies embarks on a strategic transformation under CEO Ben Taverner, focusing on operational restructuring, AI-enhanced SaaS products, and market expansion beyond sports to achieve breakeven by June 2026.

Novonix Limited advances its synthetic graphite production with Riverside commissioning and a new Chattanooga plant site, while winning a preliminary US trade case against Chinese imports and appointing Michael O’Kronley as CEO.

ABx Group Limited reports significant progress in rare earths exploration in Tasmania, ALCORE fluorine recycling pilot plant development, and bauxite project advancements, positioning itself amid tightening global supply chains.

Hawk Resources has identified eight promising copper-gold targets at its Cactus project in Utah, supported by geophysical data and soil assays, while advancing its exploration funding and drilling plans.

Reef Casino Trust’s responsible entity confirms ongoing confidential negotiations with two parties over potential acquisition proposals exceeding A$200 million, though no deal is assured.

Arizona Lithium advances its Prairie Project with a pioneering commercial development plan for lithium brine extraction, regulatory approvals, and a $1.3 million capital raise to fund initial production.

Norwest Minerals Limited has launched a $4.85 million entitlement offer to fund an aggressive drilling campaign and mining option review at its Bulgera Gold project, aiming to significantly expand its gold resource amid soaring gold prices.

Tolu Minerals has raised A$27.25 million through a placement to fund extensive exploration and refurbish its Tolukuma Gold Mine in Papua New Guinea, signaling a strategic push towards early gold production.

Atomos Limited reported a $2.3 million operating cash outflow in Q3 FY25 amid seasonal softness and tariff challenges, while announcing a leadership change and a bold expansion into new product categories beyond its core monitor-recorder business.

Askari Metals has raised $750,000 through a placement to advance its tin, tantalum, and gold projects in Namibia and Ethiopia, positioning itself for growth in African mineral exploration.

Askari Metals has acquired 100% ownership of Rift Valley Metals, gaining a highly prospective 460 km² gold project portfolio in Ethiopia’s underexplored Adola Greenstone Belt. This move positions the company at the forefront of exploration in a prolific gold region with significant discovery potential.