Latest Mergers And Acquisitions News

Highfield Resources has extended the exclusivity period with Qinghai Salt Lake Industry for a proposed US$300 million cornerstone equity placement, allowing more time for due diligence and negotiations. The company is also advancing its Canadian Southey potash project acquisition.

Lithium Universe has completed the acquisition of New Age Minerals, gaining exclusive rights to a patented solar panel recycling technology that promises to revolutionize critical metal recovery. This move complements its lithium refinery ambitions and positions the company at the forefront of sustainable clean energy solutions.

Autosports Group is set to acquire Gulson Canberra, including the Porsche Centre Canberra, marking its entry into the Australian Capital Territory market and reinforcing its luxury brand strategy.

Accelerate Resources has kicked off its maiden drilling campaign at the Kanowna Gold East Project, refining targets through advanced gravity surveys, while bolstering its cash reserves with a $2 million non-dilutive injection.

Energy Transition Minerals' subsidiary ETM Spain has been recommended as the preferred bidder for the Penouta Tin-Tantalum-Niobium mine in Galicia, Spain, marking a significant step in the company's expansion strategy.

Golden State Mining advances its Western Australia gold exploration with promising air-core drilling results at Southern Cross East and a significant tenement expansion at Yule, setting the stage for a major exploration push.

EVZ Limited has issued earnings guidance for FY2025, forecasting revenue between $108 million and $110 million with EBITDA expected around $5.2 million to $5.4 million. The final audited results will be released in late August.

Talisman Mining ramps up exploration in New South Wales with new gold targets and advances its Mabel Creek IOCG project in South Australia, supported by strong financials and ongoing drilling programs.

Openn Negotiation Ltd moves forward with a creditor-approved recapitalisation plan following voluntary administration, while its shares remain suspended on the ASX.

Openn Negotiation Ltd reported a significantly reduced net loss of $3.93 million for FY24, exiting voluntary administration with new directors and a recapitalisation led by ST Holding 2 Pty Ltd. The company faces challenges in regaining ASX compliance and identifying new business operations.

Openn Negotiation Ltd remains under a Deed of Company Arrangement with no operational activity during the September quarter, focusing on recapitalisation efforts following insolvency and voluntary administration.

Openn Negotiation Ltd has entered voluntary administration following a failed $2.5 million capital raise, with its shares suspended on the ASX. Administrators have secured funding to maintain operations while pursuing a sale or recapitalisation.