Latest Asx Delistings News

Freedom Bidco, Inc. has launched a non-binding cash proposal to acquire all Strata shares at A$0.16 each, matching the last traded price before suspension and offering shareholders a rare liquidity event ahead of Strata's expected ASX delisting.

Nova Minerals has secured New South Wales Supreme Court approval for its schemes of arrangement, paving the way for its US holding company to take control and triggering ASX delisting and NYSE admission.

Nova Minerals shareholders and Nasdaq warrantholders overwhelmingly approved schemes to restructure the company under a new US holding entity, pending final court approval.

5E Advanced Materials has requested suspension of its shares from ASX trading to enable its removal from the official list, marking a significant shift in its market presence.

Li-FT Power has officially taken full ownership of Winsome Resources through a scheme of arrangement, with Winsome shares now delisted from the ASX and Li-FT securities set to begin trading shortly.

5E Advanced Materials secures a decade-long boric acid offtake agreement and advances boron product development, while reporting a $12.1 million quarterly loss and planning ASX delisting.

National Storage REIT has been acquired by a Brookfield-GIC consortium, with all stapled securities bought at $2.80 each and key board changes implemented. The company is set to delist from the ASX following the transaction.

African Gold Ltd has finalised its court-approved scheme of arrangement, transferring all shares and options to Montage Gold Corp and preparing for imminent ASX delisting.

Diamond Infraco 1 Pty Ltd, backed by IFM Global Infrastructure Fund, has tabled an all-cash takeover offer for the remaining Atlas Arteria securities at A$4.75, rising to A$5.10 if a 45% stake is secured. The bid comes amid concerns over Atlas Arteria’s recent strategic pivot and operational underperformance.

Nexion Group plans to delist from the ASX in April 2026 after disposing of its main assets, appointing Robert Minson as CEO to spearhead software acquisitions aimed at rebuilding the company for re-admission.

iCandy Interactive confirms its removal from the ASX on 1 April 2026, shifting focus to a potential NYSE American listing for its key asset, Lemon Sky Studios.

iCandy Interactive is exploring a US listing for its subsidiary Lemon Sky Studios to unlock shareholder value, while facing a likely ASX delisting due to audit delays. The company also plans a capital raise to support these initiatives.