Latest Takeover News

The Supreme Court of Western Australia has approved the scheme of arrangement for Ramelius Resources to acquire Spartan Resources, marking a significant consolidation in the gold mining sector.

Dollarama Inc. has officially acquired The Reject Shop, paying shareholders $5.91 per share and triggering the retailer's imminent delisting from the ASX.

The Supreme Court of Western Australia has approved Ramelius Resources' acquisition of Spartan Resources, setting the stage for a significant consolidation in the gold mining sector.

Brightstar Resources has agreed to acquire Aurumin Limited in a $60 million scheme deal, offering Aurumin shareholders a premium and securing $50 million in fresh capital to fast-track development of the Sandstone gold district in Western Australia.

New World Resources’ board unanimously backs Kinterra Capital’s revised $0.067 per share offer, following Central Asia Metals’ decision not to match. Shareholders face a July 24 deadline to accept the bid and secure increased value.

Abacus Storage King has received a revised non-binding acquisition proposal from a consortium including Ki Corporation and Public Storage, with due diligence now underway. Securityholders are advised to hold tight as the independent board committee explores the potential deal.

New World Resources has acknowledged an increased takeover offer from Kinterra, triggering a matching rights process with Central Asia Metals. The board signals potential for a superior proposal amid a competitive bidding landscape.

MIXI Australia has made a fully funded, all-cash offer to acquire 100% of PointsBet at $1.20 per share, a premium strongly recommended by PointsBet’s board. The bid aims to consolidate MIXI’s position in the betting sector while preserving PointsBet’s operations.

MIXI Australia has lodged a bidder’s statement for an all-cash $1.20 per share takeover offer for PointsBet Holdings Limited, with the PointsBet Board unanimously recommending acceptance in the absence of a superior proposal.

Kinterra Capital has raised its takeover offer for New World Resources to A$0.066 per share, making the bid unconditional and signaling a possible further increase if it secures a 30% stake.

Silk Logistics Holdings has scheduled its shareholder meeting for August 1 to vote on the proposed $2.14 per share acquisition by DP World Australia, with an independent expert reaffirming the deal’s fairness.

New World Resources has unanimously recommended Central Asia Metals’ improved takeover bid, which offers a higher price and unconditional terms, setting the stage for a decisive shareholder vote.