Latest Mergers And Acquisitions News

Zenith Minerals has completed its 2025 deep diamond drilling program at the Red Mountain Gold Project in Queensland, with priority assay results pending that could redefine the project's potential. Meanwhile, the company expands its exploration footprint and prepares for a major drilling campaign at its Consolidated Dulcie Gold Project in Western Australia.

Activeport Group Ltd has successfully raised $6.68 million through a two-tranche placement, positioning the company to accelerate its software development and target cash flow positivity in FY26.

Vection Technologies has landed a $22.3 million multi-year framework agreement with a NATO-approved European defence partner, boosting its defence program value to $40 million through 2030.

Viva Energy announces the resignation of Jevan Bouzo as CEO of its Convenience and Mobility business, appointing Jennifer Gray as interim leader while searching for a permanent replacement.

Peak Rare Earths Limited shares have been suspended from the ASX following court approval of a scheme of arrangement for acquisition by Shenghe Resources. The suspension precedes the expected delisting later this month.

Everlast Minerals Ltd has issued a Replacement Prospectus for a $4-6 million ASX IPO to fund its mineral sands projects in Bangladesh, focusing on advancing the Gaibandha project towards commercial production.

XPON Technologies announces a significant leadership reshuffle with founder Matt Forman stepping down as CEO due to health reasons, while Mark Simari assumes the role of Executive Chair amid strategic growth initiatives.

Peak Rare Earths has secured court approval for its acquisition by Shenghe Resources, marking a pivotal moment with shares set to suspend and delist soon. Shareholders will receive $0.443 per share as the scheme moves toward completion.

The Supreme Court of New South Wales has approved Shenghe Resources’ acquisition scheme for Peak Rare Earths, setting the stage for a significant ownership change and share suspension on the ASX.

Scout Security reports a significant 48% reduction in operating cash outflows for the June quarter, while holding just $78,000 in cash and advancing talks to acquire Roo Inc. The company is navigating funding challenges amid an ongoing ASX trading suspension.

Scout Security reported a significant 62% reduction in operating cash outflows for Q3 FY2025, while advancing a potential acquisition and partnership opportunities following CES. The company’s cash position remains tight, prompting ongoing capital raising efforts.

Scout Security reports a 52% jump in quarterly cash receipts and a 31% reduction in operating outflows, while advancing plans to acquire New York’s Roo Inc.