Latest Mergers And Acquisitions News

Alvo Minerals has successfully closed the institutional portion of its entitlement offer, raising $751,133, with a retail offer set to open on June 11 aiming to raise an additional $810,985. The capital raise will fund exploration and potential acquisitions in Brazil's mineral sectors.

Taruga Minerals' maiden soil geochemistry program at Thowagee reveals promising lead-dominant mineralisation and a significant gold anomaly, expanding exploration potential beyond historical limits.

Sparc Technologies has successfully closed its Share Purchase Plan, raising more than double its initial target, signaling strong shareholder confidence as it advances its green hydrogen and graphene projects.

Tyro Payments has announced the resignation of CEO Jon Davey, who will remain for up to six months to ensure a smooth leadership transition. Davey’s tenure saw significant transformation and strategic groundwork for future expansion.

Mayne Pharma disputes Cosette Pharmaceuticals’ attempt to terminate their acquisition agreement, with a key court hearing postponed to September and a crucial shareholder vote set for June 18.

Dubber Corporation has confirmed it will retain its key contract with Virgin Media O2, securing guaranteed revenues for FY26 while implementing significant cost reductions to return to cash flow positivity by year-end.

Maggie Beer Holdings has agreed to sell its subsidiary Paris Creek Farms for $500,000, aiming to sharpen focus on its core premium brands and achieve significant cashflow savings.

Catapult Group International has acquired Perch, an AI-driven athlete monitoring startup, for US$18 million, enhancing its Performance & Health vertical without raising capital. This move integrates gym-based strength data with on-field analytics, promising a more comprehensive sports technology platform.

COSOL Limited anticipates solid revenue and earnings growth for FY25 despite some contract timing setbacks, with a promising outlook for FY26 driven by data analytics and managed services expansion.

Maas Group Holdings has reaffirmed its FY25 underlying EBITDA guidance between $215 million and $245 million, while expanding its Melbourne construction materials hub through key acquisitions in asphalt paving and recycling.

Powerhouse Ventures Limited has issued its first-ever cash profit guidance for FY25, signalling a pivotal shift towards self-sustaining operations backed by strong corporate advisory and treasury performances.

White Cliff Minerals has reported outstanding copper and silver assay results from its maiden drilling at the Rae Copper Project in Nunavut, setting the stage for an expanded multi-rig campaign and resource upgrade.