Latest Asset Divestment News

Elanor Investors Group reported a $24.5 million net loss for the half year to December 2024, grappling with debt covenant breaches and defaults. The group has struck a $125 million recapitalisation agreement with Rockworth Capital Partners to stabilise its balance sheet and pursue growth.

CVC Limited posted a $6.7 million net loss for the half-year ended December 2025, driven by project delays and absent property sales, while strengthening liquidity through refinancing.

Catalina Resources has divested its Nelson Bay River iron ore project and secured a capital injection from Newcam Metals at a significant premium, bolstering its financial position for future exploration.

Celsius Resources has appointed Peter Hume as interim chairman while progressing the sale of its Opuwo project and reclaiming a key 60% shareholding in its Philippine affiliate after funding obligations were unmet.

Deterra Royalties Limited has reported a record half-year net profit after tax of A$87.2 million, driven by strong revenue growth from its core Mining Area C royalty and successful divestment of non-core assets. The company also declared a higher fully franked interim dividend and advanced its Thacker Pass lithium project in Nevada.

H&G High Conviction Limited has significantly reduced its half-year loss following asset divestment and is actively exploring strategic alternatives to enhance shareholder value amid looming ASX re-compliance requirements.

Sims Limited is consolidating its Houston footprint by acquiring Tri Coastal Trading assets and selling its Mayo Shell property, aiming to boost EBITDA and cut costs significantly.

Charter Hall Social Infrastructure REIT (CQE) reported a robust half-year performance with a 51.6% jump in statutory profit and upgraded its FY26 distribution guidance, underpinned by strategic acquisitions and refinancing.

Triton Minerals has executed a key agreement advancing the sale of 70% of its Mozambique graphite assets and completed initial drilling at its Aucu gold-copper project, positioning the company for growth amid stable operating conditions.

Vintage Energy reported a 13% drop in quarterly sales revenue to $0.78 million, driven by lower gas production, while progressing a strategic acquisition to consolidate its Southern Flank Joint Ventures.

Hastings Technology Metals has completed the sale of its gold assets, distributed shares to shareholders, and strengthened its rare earths project through a joint venture and a new US partnership.

Thor Energy wraps up 2025 with strategic shifts towards natural hydrogen and helium exploration, divesting non-core assets while strengthening its copper-gold exposure in South Australia.