Latest Mergers And Acquisitions News

Jumbo Interactive’s preliminary 1H26 results reveal robust double-digit growth driven by SaaS and Managed Services, despite a quieter jackpot landscape. The recent acquisitions in the UK and US add momentum but introduce new accounting complexities.

Abacus Group has begun preliminary discussions with Abacus Storage King about potentially internalising its management functions, signaling possible structural changes ahead.

Vitrafy Life Sciences has delivered key milestones in the first half of FY26, including a strategic partnership with IMV Technologies and progress in clinical studies, while maintaining a strong cash position to support its U.S. expansion and product launches.

RPMGlobal’s acquisition by Caterpillar has cleared its final legal hurdle, with shares suspended and a $5 per share cash payout set for mid-February.

Summit Minerals has postponed its General Meeting to late February to finalise the Keystone Project acquisition, while advancing exploration with a completed aeromagnetic survey.

Diablo Resources has significantly increased its Star Range critical minerals project footprint in Utah, securing additional claims that extend the high-grade North Star Prospect. The move sets the stage for imminent drilling and advances the company’s alignment with US critical minerals supply goals.

Adisyn Ltd has appointed Arye Kohavi, CEO of 2D Generation, as its new Managing Director to spearhead its semiconductor technology strategy following a strategic review and recent acquisition.

Black Cat Syndicate has completed a strategic acquisition of tenements adjacent to its Lakewood facility, significantly extending tailings storage capacity and paving the way for increased gold production.

Income Asset Management has resolved a protracted legal dispute with BGC involving former employees, agreeing to a $1.9 million settlement. A key shareholder has stepped in with a liquidity facility to support the company’s payment obligations.

Pinnacle Investment Management reported an 11% drop in net profit after tax for the first half of FY26, despite record net inflows and a strategic move to fully acquire Pacific Asset Management.

Pinnacle Investment Management reported a solid 13% increase in funds under management to $202.5 billion despite an 11% drop in half-year profit. The company declared a 29 cent interim dividend and advanced its international expansion with key acquisitions.

Pinnacle Investment Management reported a robust 66.6% increase in revenues for the half year ended December 2025, yet profits and earnings per share declined, prompting a cautious outlook despite a healthy interim dividend.