Latest Strategic Divestments News

Credit Intelligence Ltd has finalised the sale of its wholly owned subsidiary for $1.5 million and is moving forward with a capital return to shareholders, marking a strategic shift towards profitability.

Buru Energy has agreed to sell its hydrogen-focused subsidiary 2H Resources and non-core Canning Basin assets to Koloma Australia for up to AUD 2 million, marking a strategic pivot towards its Rafael Gas Project.

Kingston Resources has fulfilled all regulatory conditions to complete the $95 million sale of its Misima Gold Project to Ok Tedi Mining, unlocking an immediate $50 million payment.

NT Minerals has agreed to sell its Redbank and Wollogorang copper projects to Golden Horse Minerals for $3 million in combined cash and equity, shifting its strategic focus to other critical mineral assets.

Rapid Critical Metals has agreed to sell its Tin Mountain mining claims in South Dakota to Iris Metals, receiving a mix of shares, cash, and a royalty arrangement that reshapes its asset portfolio.

Enero Group has sold its stake in OBMedia, taking a non-cash loss, while projecting EBITDA at the top of its FY25 guidance, driven by its core marketing agencies.

WIN Metals has sold its non-core nickel rights and infrastructure at Munda to Auric Mining for $1.4 million, redirecting capital to advance its Butchers Creek Gold Project in the Kimberley region.

Ridley Corporation has completed the sale of its Wasleys Feedmill in South Australia to the Baiada group for A$22 million, marking a strategic divestment announced earlier this year.

Gumtree Australia Markets Limited has agreed to sell its Capital Markets Business to ADVFN Limited for $6.8 million, streamlining its focus and reducing debt significantly.

Sports Entertainment Group upgrades its FY25 EBITDA forecast to $9m-$10m, driven by strategic divestments and new media initiatives, setting the stage for continued growth in FY26.

Inventis Limited has agreed to sell its Electronic Circuit Designs division for A$2.4 million, while retaining an option to repurchase the business within a year. The move aims to reduce debt and streamline operations ahead of a planned technology-driven growth phase.

Vintage Energy has agreed to sell its entire 25% interest in the PEP 171 permit in Victoria’s Otway Basin to Beach Energy for $1.25 million, marking a strategic pivot towards its Southern Flank gas fields project.