Latest Takeover Bids News

PointsBet Holdings has highlighted that Betr Entertainment’s proposed takeover offer undervalues its shares compared to MIXI Australia’s superior $1.20 cash bid, intensifying the takeover battle.

betr Entertainment has unveiled a compelling all-scrip takeover offer for PointsBet, featuring an $80 million selective buy-back to provide liquidity and promising significant value creation for shareholders.

Keybridge Capital has lodged formal applications with the Takeovers Panel contesting Yowie Group’s off-market takeover offer, citing alleged legal circumvention and disclosure issues. The dispute raises questions about control dynamics and shareholder rights in the unfolding corporate tussle.

Yowie Group Ltd has formally applied to the Takeovers Panel for a review of its recent decision involving Keybridge Capital Limited, signaling ongoing regulatory scrutiny in this corporate governance matter.

The Takeovers Panel has declined to find unacceptable circumstances in Keybridge Capital's attempt to alter Yowie Group's board during an ongoing takeover bid, signaling regulatory acceptance of strategic board changes in contested bids.

PointsBet’s board has unanimously dismissed Betr Entertainment’s acquisition proposal, reaffirming that MIXI Australia’s $1.20 per share cash offer remains the superior path forward for shareholders.

PointsBet Holdings has formalised a conditional takeover bid deed with MIXI at $1.20 per share, activating if shareholders reject the current scheme of arrangement. The deal hinges on key regulatory approvals and a minimum 50.1% acceptance threshold.

Tourism Holdings Limited has received a conditional, non-binding takeover proposal from a consortium led by BGH Capital and the Trouchet family, signaling a possible shift in ownership for the global RV rental giant.

Yowie Group Ltd has initiated an off-market takeover bid to acquire Keybridge Capital Limited, offering one Yowie share for each Keybridge share amid Keybridge's financial distress and administration history.

Engenco Limited’s board has unanimously recommended shareholders accept Elph Investments’ increased all-cash takeover offer of 31 cents per share, with major shareholders already on board and the acquirer nearing compulsory acquisition thresholds.

FinTech HQ Pty Ltd, the second largest shareholder in NSX Limited, has declared its intention to support the proposed acquisition by the Canadian Securities Exchange, pending no better offers emerge.

Hutchison Telecommunications (Australia) Limited (HTAL) has recommended shareholders accept an off-market takeover bid by majority owner HTABV, offering a significant premium over recent trading prices. Independent experts affirm the offer as fair and reasonable, setting the stage for a potential full acquisition.