Latest Asx Delisting News

Rover Group has completed its acquisition of Mad Paws, marking the pet services marketplace’s exit from the ASX with shareholders paid $0.14 per share.

Warriedar Resources shareholders have overwhelmingly approved a scheme of arrangement for acquisition by Capricorn Metals, clearing a key hurdle ahead of final court approval and delisting.

NSX Limited has been fully acquired by a Canadian entity, leading to the suspension and imminent delisting of its shares from the ASX. A new non-executive director has been nominated as part of the transition.

Harmony Gold has completed its acquisition of MAC Copper Limited, transferring all shares and initiating the delisting process from major stock exchanges.

Johns Lyng Group has officially been acquired by Sherwood BidCo, controlled by Pacific Equity Partners, with shareholders receiving $4.00 per share or equity in the new entity. The company will be delisted from the ASX on October 24, marking a new chapter under private ownership.

Vonex Limited has finalized its Scheme of Arrangement, transferring all shares to Maxo Telecommunications and initiating a board overhaul ahead of its imminent ASX delisting.

The Federal Court of Australia has approved the acquisition of NSX Limited by a related entity of the Canadian Securities Exchange operator, setting the stage for NSX’s delisting from the ASX later this month.

360 Capital Group (ASX, TGP) has received a $0.31 per security unconditional takeover offer from TT Investments, with the Independent Board Committee unanimously recommending acceptance in the absence of a superior proposal. The offer, supported by an independent expert, provides a premium to recent trading prices and offers certainty of cash consideration.

The Supreme Court of New South Wales has approved MaxoTel's acquisition of all remaining Vonex shares, triggering a suspension of Vonex trading and impending delisting from the ASX.

Eildon Capital’s Independent Board Committee plans to recommend acceptance of Samuel Terry Asset Management’s increased takeover offer, valuing the company at a 24.1% premium. The move signals a likely shift in ownership and potential ASX delisting.

Rewardle Holdings will be removed from the ASX Official List on 3 October 2025 due to non-compliance with key listing rules, but plans to continue operations as an unlisted company while exploring a move to the NSX.

The Federal Court has approved QGold’s compulsory acquisition of Carawine Resources’ remaining shares, paving the way for the company’s imminent delisting from the ASX.