Latest Asx Delistings News

Next Science Limited has updated the payment date for its cash return of capital to 10 February 2026, following its recent asset sale and pending ASX delisting.

Kula Gold Limited shares have been suspended following Forrestania Resources’ compulsory acquisition, with delisting scheduled for early February 2026.

Next Science Limited is set to distribute approximately A$0.145 per share following the sale of its assets to OSARTIS GmbH, marking a significant step towards winding down its operations.

Ryzon Materials will exit the ASX as it pursues a US exchange listing and prepares a fresh capital raise. The company remains focused on advancing its Nachu Graphite Project despite the transition.

Next Science has obtained a crucial ASX waiver allowing it to return surplus capital to shareholders following its $50 million asset sale, despite expected share price declines below 20 cents.

TT Investments, led by Executive Chairman Tony Pitt, has announced an unconditional all-cash on-market takeover offer for 360 Capital Group at $0.31 per security, representing a 24% premium to recent trading prices. The offer aims to consolidate ownership and may lead to delisting from the ASX.

Locate Technologies secures court approval to transition its holding company to a newly listed New Zealand entity, marking a significant restructuring and ASX delisting.

Lynch Group Holdings has officially been acquired by Darwin Aus Bidco through a scheme of arrangement, with shareholders paid A$2.155 per share and the company set for imminent ASX delisting.

DMC Mining's progress in Guinea is stalled as the government halts new exploration licences until after the December presidential election, prompting a 12-month extension on acquisition terms.

QGold Pty Ltd has initiated an unconditional on-market takeover offer for all shares in Venus Metals Corporation Limited at a 21% premium, aiming to consolidate control and potentially delist the explorer.

QGold Pty Ltd has launched an unconditional on-market takeover offer for all shares of Venus Metals Corporation Limited at a 21% premium, providing shareholders with immediate cash liquidity. The offer, backed by a substantial funding arrangement, signals potential strategic shifts for Venus Metals.

Warriedar Resources has officially been acquired by Capricorn Metals through a court-approved scheme, with shareholders exchanging their holdings for Capricorn shares and options. The takeover culminates in Warriedar’s imminent delisting from the ASX.