Latest Mergers And Acquisitions News

Ingenia Communities has told ASX it found no evidence that directors, executives or advisers disclosed confidential takeover information before market announcements. The company remains unable to explain how details of competing AVID and Warburg Pincus proposals appeared in media reports ahead of release.

Janus Electric has mapped out an expansion across five US regions and Western Australia after building a 124-truck North American order book worth approximately A$64.6 million gross. The company reiterated FY27 revenue guidance of A$70 million to A$100 million, but delivery remains dependent on incentives, financing, battery supply and execution.

Sunstone Metals has reported broad gold-copper trench results at Porotillo, including 126.32 metres at 0.41 g/t AuEq, as it tests extensions to Bramaderos’ 6.2Moz resource. Further trenching between Copete and Melonal keeps the exploration pipeline active, but the results do not yet establish resource continuity or a new estimate.

Jack Henry delivered a stronger-than-expected fiscal first quarter, with revenue, operating income and earnings per share all accelerating year on year. Cloud, card, digital and faster-payments demand supported the result, while buybacks and higher borrowings shaped the capital picture.

Riversgold has agreed to acquire a 12-square-kilometre tenement surrounding its Northern Zone gold project near Kalgoorlie, opening the door to western extensions of known mineralisation. The A$1 million cash and share deal also creates a near-term funding requirement and adds royalties to the asset.

Diatreme’s Northern Silica Project is forecast to deliver a $412.6 million present-value net benefit to Queensland, with $729 million in additional household consumption over its operating life. The assessment strengthens the project’s economic case, but approvals, port access, funding and native title agreements remain unresolved.

Altoro Metals has returned high-grade zinc assays from maiden modern underground drilling at the Emilia Mine in northern Spain, including 5 metres at 13.66% zinc and a 1-metre interval at 25.70%. The results sit outside the company’s existing Mineral Resource Estimate, but further drilling is needed to establish continuity and true widths.

Assurant lifted its 2026 earnings outlook after reporting strong third-quarter growth across its Lifestyle and Housing businesses. The insurer also plans to increase share repurchases to US$350 million, although catastrophe losses and reserve development remain important variables.

High-Tech Metals is preparing up to 7,500 metres of RC drilling at its Damsel gold deposit in Western Australia, where a 75,000-ounce resource occupies only a small section of a much longer mineralised corridor. The program is subject to final heritage approvals and will test extensions beyond the existing resource envelope.

Gold Mountain has reported four rock-chip samples above the laboratory’s 10,000 ppm tungsten limit at the historical Malhada do Angico mine in Brazil. The results expand the company’s exploration case, but the samples are non-representative and drilling has yet to begin.

AMD delivered a record fiscal third quarter as Data Center revenue nearly doubled year over year, pushing total revenue up 45% to US$13.4 billion. The company expects another sharp acceleration in the December quarter, but gaming weakened and customer warrant revaluations distorted GAAP earnings.

Amgen delivered 8% third-quarter revenue growth and a 19% increase in GAAP diluted EPS, while newer medicines continued to expand. The result came alongside sharp declines in Prolia and XGEVA sales from biosimilar competition and a busy pipeline of late-stage programmes.