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Donaco International Limited has completed its acquisition by On Nut Road Limited, with shareholders receiving a cash payout and the company preparing for ASX delisting.

Donaco International Limited’s shares have been suspended from trading on the ASX following court approval of its acquisition by On Nut Road Limited. This marks a significant step in the company’s transition under new ownership.

Donaco International’s acquisition scheme by On Nut Road Limited has been legally approved, triggering an imminent trading suspension and a cash payout to shareholders.

The Supreme Court of New South Wales has approved the acquisition scheme for Donaco International by On Nut Road Limited, setting the stage for share suspension and final payment in August 2025.

Donaco International Limited shareholders have overwhelmingly approved the proposed acquisition by On Nut Road Limited, clearing a critical hurdle in the takeover process. The scheme now awaits final court approval before implementation.

Donaco International shareholders have overwhelmingly approved a scheme of arrangement for On Nut Road Limited to acquire the company at a significant premium, setting the stage for a major ownership change pending court approval.

Donaco International’s Q4 FY2025 results reveal a revenue dip driven by geopolitical tensions at its Star Vegas casino, while its Vietnam hotel posts gains. Meanwhile, the company’s proposed acquisition by On Nut Road Limited moves closer to shareholder approval.

Donaco International Limited has entered a binding acquisition scheme with On Nut Road Limited at A$0.045 per share, deemed fair and reasonable by an independent expert. The Board unanimously recommends shareholder approval ahead of the August 2025 vote.

Donaco International has updated the timeline for its acquisition by On Nut Road Limited, pushing key dates into August due to valuation and legal review delays. Shareholders await the next steps in this protracted takeover process.

Donaco International Limited has postponed its Scheme of Arrangement timetable amid extended legal and valuation reviews, while revealing a new 10% VAT gaming tax liability in Cambodia effective from January 2025.

Donaco International reported a modest revenue and EBITDA decline in Q3 FY2025 but strengthened its cash reserves. Meanwhile, the company agreed to a full acquisition scheme at a significant premium, setting the stage for shareholder decisions amid regulatory uncertainties.

Donaco International posted modest revenue and EBITDA gains in Q2 FY2025, alongside a stronger cash position, while navigating regulatory uncertainties in Southeast Asia.