Latest Asset Divestment News

Pure Resources has agreed to sell its non-core Mt Monger gold exploration licence for $20,000 cash plus a 20% uplift fee on future monetisation within 18 months, shedding holding costs while retaining upside.

LDR Capital Property Fund has completed its fourth asset divestment since taking management earlier this year, selling a fully leased office in Felixstow for $30 million and realising $106 million in total proceeds to reduce debt.

RAM Essential Services Property Fund (ASX: REP) has agreed to sell five retail properties to an institutional investor-backed fund, retaining a 10% stake and realising $218.6 million in value. The move reduces REP’s gearing to around 16% and rebalances its portfolio to 74% healthcare exposure.

Energy World Corporation is progressing on its US$350 million turbine sale to Hallador Energy with equipment packing underway and funds partially received. The company is also refining its Pagbilao LNG terminal strategy while facing challenges in divesting Australian assets.

Spenda Limited anticipates a significant R&D tax offset exceeding AUD 1.75 million for FY26, providing a timely cash boost amid its push towards cash-flow neutrality.

Ariana Resources reports steady progress at its Tavşan gold mine in Türkiye with ramp-up completed and operational enhancements ongoing, while moving to simplify its Turkish portfolio by planning a sale of its Kiziltepe interest.

Union Star Metals has agreed to sell its Brazilian rare earth subsidiary to Harvest Minerals, receiving cash, shares, and milestone payments while sharpening its focus on gold and silver exploration in the US.

Galilee Energy’s Zydeco-1 well in Louisiana has intersected the Homeseeker B sand as predicted, revealing strong gas indications that were not factored into prior financial models. Drilling now advances toward the primary Tweedel Sand target, with electric logging due late July to assess commercial viability.

Core Lithium has kicked off open pit mining at Grants and underground development at BP33, backed by strong cash reserves and strategic asset divestment plans.

Venari Metals has agreed to sell its Georgina Basin IOCG Project in the Northern Territory to UK-listed Alien Minerals, marking a strategic shift towards its lithium and critical metals operations in Nevada. The deal includes cash, equity, and a technical services agreement, but will trigger a significant accounting loss.

DXN Limited has landed a $1 million contract to deliver a Cable Landing Station in American Samoa, reinforcing its foothold in Pacific telecom infrastructure while divesting a non-core Tasmanian data centre.

Infratil Limited has issued nearly 2.8 million new ordinary shares under its Dividend Reinvestment Plan at an issue price of NZD 14.70 each, expanding its capital base without altering shareholder rank.