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Trading in New World Resources Limited shares has been suspended following compulsory acquisition notices issued by Kinterra Capital, signaling a major ownership shift.

Kinterra Capital GP Corp. II has extended its takeover offer for New World Resources Limited, pushing the deadline to August 22, 2025. This marks the sixth extension in the ongoing bid process.

New World Resources has locked in a US$6.5 million unsecured loan from Kinterra to advance its Antler Copper Project and support a pending takeover bid. The funding aims to cover critical permitting, land acquisition, and transaction costs.

New World Resources has upgraded its Antler Copper Deposit resource to 14.2 million tonnes at 3.8% copper equivalent, secured key permitting milestones, and recommended shareholders accept a $0.067 per share takeover offer from Kinterra Capital.

New World Resources Limited has formally recommended shareholders accept Kinterra Capital's unconditional $0.067 per share takeover offer, following the withdrawal of a competing bid. The offer represents a substantial premium over recent trading prices and includes provisions for option cancellations and accelerated vesting of performance rights.

Kinterra Capital has increased its takeover offer for New World Resources to A$0.067 per share after securing a 39.46% stake, with the New World board unanimously backing the bid and urging shareholders to accept before the August deadline.

Kinterra Capital has withdrawn its review application to the Takeovers Panel after increasing its offer for New World Resources, prompting the board to recommend acceptance and Central Asia Metals to exit the race.

Kinterra Materials & Infrastructure Critical Opportunities Fund II has raised its takeover bid for New World Resources Limited shares to A$0.067, securing unanimous support from the NWR board and clearing the field after a rival offer withdrawal.

New World Resources’ board unanimously backs Kinterra Capital’s revised $0.067 per share offer, following Central Asia Metals’ decision not to match. Shareholders face a July 24 deadline to accept the bid and secure increased value.

New World Resources has acknowledged an increased takeover offer from Kinterra, triggering a matching rights process with Central Asia Metals. The board signals potential for a superior proposal amid a competitive bidding landscape.

Kinterra Capital has raised its takeover offer for New World Resources to A$0.066 per share, making the bid unconditional and signaling a possible further increase if it secures a 30% stake.

New World Resources has unanimously recommended Central Asia Metals’ improved takeover bid, which offers a higher price and unconditional terms, setting the stage for a decisive shareholder vote.