Latest Acquisition News

Nine Entertainment reports solid Q3 advertising revenue growth and cost efficiencies while advancing a major stake sale in Domain, positioning the media giant for strategic expansion.

Contact Energy has received clearance from the New Zealand Commerce Commission to proceed with its acquisition of Manawa Energy, marking a pivotal step in the country’s energy transition.

Pier 12 Capital Limited has requested suspension of its securities from the ASX, signaling an imminent delisting from the exchange. This move marks a significant shift for investors and the company’s future trading status.

Brightstar Resources outlines an ambitious growth plan targeting over 200,000 ounces of gold production annually by 2029, driven by expansions at Laverton and Menzies hubs and accelerated development of the Sandstone project.

ReNu Energy Limited has received conditional approval from the ASX to reinstate its listing, contingent on completing a significant capital raise and meeting key regulatory requirements. The company will also rebrand as Janus Electric Holdings as part of its refreshed market strategy.

FOS Capital has acquired Melbourne-based lighting design consultancy Glowing Structures for $700,000, aiming to deepen its footprint in the lighting services sector. The deal includes cash and shares, with Glowing Structures’ founder staying on as Managing Director.

Western Yilgarn Limited has secured a significant new gold exploration area near the Glenburgh Gold Project in Western Australia, positioning itself alongside established players like Benz Mining Corp. The company is set to begin detailed geological and geophysical assessments to unlock the region’s potential.

Siren Gold Limited has secured the Queen Charlotte exploration permit, encompassing the historic Endeavour antimony mine, New Zealand’s largest producer in the 19th century, positioning the company to expand its critical minerals footprint.

Silex Systems reports steady progress on its TRL-6 uranium enrichment demonstration, targeting completion by end-2025, while securing initial US government funding to support commercialisation efforts.

Imdex Limited reported a stabilisation in global exploration activity after a prolonged downturn, highlighting resilience despite a 19% revenue dip in 3Q25 and outlining a growth strategy focused on technology and integrated solutions.

Dropsuite secures Foreign Investment Review Board approval for its acquisition by NinjaOne, clearing a major regulatory hurdle ahead of the upcoming shareholder vote. Meanwhile, ASIC grants an extension for Dropsuite’s 2025 AGM, reflecting the pending transaction timeline.

James Hardie Industries plc has entered a definitive merger agreement to acquire The AZEK Company Inc. in a $7.8 billion deal, creating a combined leader in outdoor living and home exteriors. The transaction, expected to close in the second half of 2025, will see AZEK stockholders owning approximately 26% of the combined company.