Latest Strategic Acquisitions News

Kingfisher Mining has secured a strategic portfolio of copper-gold and base metal projects across New South Wales, backed by a $1.85 million capital raise to accelerate exploration.

Regal Partners Limited reported a 7% increase in funds under management to $17.7 billion for the June quarter, driven by strong inflows and investment gains. The company also upgraded its performance fee and profit forecasts for the first half of 2025.

Rapid Critical Metals has completed its acquisition of Silver Metal Group’s subsidiaries, marking a strategic expansion into silver, while appointing Byron Miles as its new Managing Director to steer the company’s next growth phase.

Barton Gold Holdings has completed the acquisition rights for the Wudinna Gold Project, adding 279,000 ounces of gold to its South Australian portfolio and raising its total resources to 2.14 million ounces. The deal, approved by Cobra Resources shareholders, positions Barton for regional growth pending final tenement transfers.

Intelligent Monitoring Group delivered a robust Q4 FY25 with $17 million in operating cash flow and plans an on-market share buy-back amid strong earnings growth and strategic acquisitions.

IPB Petroleum has secured a crucial two-year extension on its WA-424-P permit in the Browse Basin, allowing more time to progress the Gwydion oil discovery and explore the Idris prospect. The company is actively pursuing partnerships and funding to unlock value from these assets.

Capricorn Metals has announced a definitive plan to acquire Warriedar Resources, consolidating key Western Australian gold assets and enhancing production capacity. The all-scrip deal offers Warriedar shareholders a 29% premium and positions Capricorn for a combined 9.1 million ounce gold equivalent resource.

Capricorn Metals has agreed to acquire Warriedar Resources in a court-approved all-share deal, expanding its Western Australian gold footprint and adding 2.3 million ounces gold equivalent to its resource base.

Aumake Limited reports a robust 50% revenue increase to $39 million for FY25, driven by improving China-Australia trade relations. The company unveils a strategic pivot and corporate restructuring to sharpen its focus on profitable growth and brand incubation.

Orange Minerals NL has raised $810,000 to fund exploration and due diligence on its new Tepa Gold Project acquisition in Ghana, while advancing promising Australian projects with notable assay results.

Future Battery Minerals Ltd has acquired 100% ownership of the Miriam Project, extinguishing royalties and advancing multiple high-priority gold targets with initial drilling completed. Assay results are expected in early September 2025.

InVert Graphite Limited has successfully raised $3.5 million and resumed ASX trading following key acquisitions and promising initial trench results at its Morogoro Graphite Project.