Latest Mergers And Acquisitions News

FirstWave Cloud Technology has secured a $770k contract renewal with Microsoft, marking an 18% uplift and signaling strong growth potential through new AI-powered products and expanded licensing.

Falcon Metals has reported a spectacular high-grade gold intersection of 1.2 metres at 543 g/t from its first wedge hole at the Blue Moon Prospect, confirming the potential for Bendigo-style mineralisation in Victoria’s historic goldfield.

Titan Minerals has reported significant high-grade gold and silver mineralisation from surface trenching at its Cerro Verde prospect, bolstering confidence ahead of a mineral resource update expected in late Q3 2025.

Bryah Resources has exercised its option to acquire the Golden Pike gold and antimony project in New Brunswick, Canada, aiming to add significant value with a high-grade resource. The acquisition follows thorough due diligence and complements Bryah’s existing Australian portfolio.

Spartan Resources held a pivotal Scheme Meeting to decide on Ramelius Resources' proposed acquisition, with the board unanimously backing the deal. The transaction offers Spartan shareholders a mix of cash and Ramelius shares, pending court approval.

Pharmx Technologies has extended its pivotal National Diabetes Services Scheme agreement and expanded its supplier base, reinforcing its leadership in pharmacy digital infrastructure across Australia and New Zealand.

St Barbara Limited has reported significant high-grade gold intercepts from its FY25 drilling program at Simberi Operations, revealing promising sulphide mineralisation beneath existing open pit reserves. With assay results pending for 20 more holes, the company anticipates further resource upgrades.

Antilles Gold has taken a major step forward in developing its Nueva Sabana copper-gold mine by signing a non-binding Letter of Intent with Chinese firm Xinhai for a $26 million EPC contract and $16 million in project financing. The agreement also includes a strategic $4.1 million share placement, signaling deeper collaboration and governance involvement.

IGO Limited has announced its withdrawal from the Fraser Range Joint Venture, leaving Carawine Resources with a critical decision on the remaining tenement. Meanwhile, Carawine updates on a key legal battle over a compulsory acquisition by major shareholder QGold.

FireFly Metals has doubled its Share Purchase Plan to A$10 million following overwhelming demand, boosting its cash position to approximately A$145 million to accelerate drilling and mining studies at its Green Bay Copper-Gold Project.

Australian Pacific Coal Limited has been served a statutory demand for over A$1 million by M Resources Trading Pty Ltd, linked to a previously announced management fee. The company is reviewing the claim while continuing operations at its Dartbrook mine.

Johns Lyng Group has entered a binding scheme implementation deed with Pacific Equity Partners for a $1.1 billion acquisition at $4.00 per share, representing a significant premium and a 10.3x EV/EBITDA multiple. The transaction awaits shareholder and regulatory approvals, with major shareholder backing and a clear timetable set for late 2025.