Latest Asx Delistings News

Energy Fuels Inc. has completed its acquisition of Australian Strategic Materials (ASM) through members’ and creditors’ schemes of arrangement, triggering ASM’s delisting from the ASX. Eligible ASM shareholders received a mix of Energy Fuels shares and cash, while optionholders were paid cash for their options.

Almonty Industries will voluntarily delist from the ASX by September 1, 2026, consolidating its trading on Nasdaq and Frankfurt amid strategic shifts in its market presence.

Clinuvel Pharmaceuticals marked its tenth consecutive profit with stable revenues and rising cash reserves, while accelerating U.S. expansion including a Nasdaq uplisting and potential ASX delisting.

Loyal Metals has secured court approval for its acquisition by PT Bumi Resources, setting the stage for trading suspension and scheme implementation in early September.

Keybridge Capital has finally lodged its audited FY2025 Annual Report amid a two-year ASX suspension, with the company set to be delisted on 24 August 2026 due to ongoing financial and compliance concerns.

Excelsior Capital will pay a full capital return of $27.43 million and delist from the ASX by the end of August, marking the final phase of its portfolio wind-up.

Excelsior Capital shareholders have greenlit a $24.3 million capital return set for late August, with the company preparing to delist from the ASX and enter liquidation to finalise remaining asset realisation.

Rubik Australia has officially acquired 100% of Qube Holdings shares through a scheme of arrangement, with Qube set to be delisted from the ASX on 17 August 2026.

Cluey Ltd is offering to buy back shares valued under $500 from small shareholders at a 10% premium before its ASX delisting, aiming to tidy up its register and ease the transition off the exchange.

Tissue Repair Limited (ASX: TRP) has applied to delist from the ASX, citing limited liquidity and high listing costs. The company plans a shareholder vote and a $1 million off-market buy-back at a premium to recent prices.

Qoria Limited has been acquired by Aura Consolidated Group through a scheme of arrangement, with shareholders exchanging their Qoria shares for Aura CHESS Depositary Interests. Aura has also successfully raised US$100 million to support the acquisition, while Qoria prepares for ASX delisting.

Excelsior Capital Limited plans a capital return of approximately A$27.43 million, about 94.6 cents per share, as it moves to wind up its investment portfolio and delist from the ASX. Shareholder approval is sought at a meeting on 17 August 2026, with trading suspension and removal from the official list scheduled for late August.