Latest Takeover Schemes News

Central Asia Metals has increased its cash offer for New World Resources shares to A$0.055 and acquired a 5% stake through on-market purchases, signaling renewed momentum in the takeover bid.

Kinterra Capital has applied to the Takeovers Panel to halt New World Resources’ $10 million placement, arguing it could block rival bids amid an ongoing takeover dispute.

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.

Renergen Limited shareholders have received a detailed circular outlining ASP Isotopes Inc.'s firm intention to acquire the company through a scheme of arrangement, with a general meeting scheduled for 10 July 2025 to approve the deal.

New World Resources Limited has entered a binding agreement for acquisition by Central Asia Metals Plc at a significant premium, valuing the company at approximately A$185 million. The transaction, unanimously recommended by New World’s board, is set to complete by September 2025, subject to shareholder and court approvals.

Domain Holdings Australia has agreed to a $3 billion acquisition by CoStar Group, offering shareholders $4.43 per share and a potential special dividend, with strong board and major shareholder backing.

Vonex Limited has terminated its proposed scheme with Maxo Telecommunications amid shareholder opposition, while MaxoTel’s 4.4c cash offer will close on January 28, 2025. The Vonex Board recommends shareholders accept MaxoTel’s offer and reject Swoop Telecommunications’ conditional scrip bid.

The Supreme Court of New South Wales has approved the scheme of arrangement for Southern Cross Gold Consolidated Ltd to acquire all remaining shares of Southern Cross Gold Ltd, setting the stage for a significant ownership consolidation and ASX trading changes.