Latest Mergers And Acquisitions News

Heartland Group Holdings reported a solid first quarter for FY2026, with improved profitability, stable costs, and accelerated realisation of non-strategic assets surpassing expectations.

Torque Metals reports breakthrough drilling results at its Paris Gold Project, extending high-grade gold mineralisation beyond existing resources and maintaining strong financial footing for ongoing exploration.

European Lithium Limited has clarified that its subsidiary Critical Metals Corp did not execute a $500 million bitcoin convertible note financing, with no bitcoin acquired and the agreement now expired.

Mont Royal Resources has finalized its merger with Commerce Resources, creating a dual-listed critical metals company focused on advancing one of North America’s largest rare earth deposits in Québec. Backed by a fresh A$10 million capital raise and a seasoned leadership team, Mont Royal is poised to become a key player in the global rare earths market.

Acumentis delivered a 3.4% revenue increase to $58.1 million at its 2025 AGM, highlighting diversification and a positive outlook for FY26 amid easing inflation and expected rate cuts.

Great Northern Minerals has secured full ownership of the Catalyst Ridge Project in California’s Mountain Pass District, initiating exploration backed by a $2.6 million capital raise and strategic US appointments.

Restaurant Brands New Zealand advises shareholders to hold off on responding to Finaccess's takeover offer until the Target Company Statement is released, promising clearer guidance by late October.

Kula Gold reports a maiden inferred tailings resource at Mt Palmer, confirms a significant niobium anomaly in Malawi, and completes a $2.5 million strategic placement to Forrestania Resources.

Sigma Healthcare’s 2025 AGM reveals a robust year of transformation post-merger with Chemist Warehouse, highlighted by upgraded synergy targets and impressive financial gains.

Sigma Healthcare’s transformative merger with Chemist Warehouse has propelled the company into Australia’s top 20 ASX firms, with FY25 results exceeding expectations and synergy targets nearly doubling.

Michael Hill International reported steady FY25 financials amid challenging markets, with early FY26 trading showing promising margin improvements and mixed sales across regions.

Michael Hill International reported flat earnings in FY25 amid inflation and subdued demand, while new CEO Jonathan Waecker outlines a strategy focused on innovation, AI integration, and margin recovery heading into FY26.