Latest Australian Securities And Investments Commission News

Macarthur Minerals Limited has updated the timetable for its A$2 million renounceable rights issue, allowing shareholders more time to participate. The company also clarified an earlier announcement, confirming its agreement with Gold Valley Yilgarn Pty Ltd pertains only to the Lake Giles Hematite Project, not the Moonshine Magnetite Project.

Broken Hill Mines Limited has completed its acquisition of Broken Hill Mines Holdings Pty Ltd, restructured its board, and is preparing for a trading reinstatement on the ASX under the ticker 'BHM'.

Eastern Metals updates its proposed acquisition of Raptor Resources, shifting to a takeover bid or scheme of arrangement, alongside a $4-5 million capital raise via share placement.

Spartan Resources shareholders have overwhelmingly approved the proposed acquisition by Ramelius Resources, clearing a major hurdle for the deal. The next step is court approval, with the transaction expected to complete by the end of July.

Platinum Capital Limited has secured Federal Court approval to convene a shareholder meeting for its proposed restructure, exchanging shares for units in the Platinum International Fund Complex ETF. The Scheme Booklet will be dispatched mid-July ahead of a hybrid meeting in August.

Macarthur Minerals has extended the timetable for its A$2 million renounceable rights issue, providing shareholders more time to participate amid ongoing regulatory scrutiny by ASIC.

Vanguard Investments Australia Limited will forgo half-yearly financial reports for select ETFs in their first short financial year, leveraging ASIC’s regulatory relief to streamline reporting.

Macarthur Minerals has updated the timetable for its pro-rata renounceable rights issue, providing shareholders with more time to participate in the A$2 million capital raise. The offer terms remain unchanged as the company awaits regulatory approval for a supplementary prospectus.

The Reject Shop Limited shares have been suspended from ASX trading following Federal Court approval of Dollarama Inc.'s acquisition scheme. This marks a pivotal step in the retailer's transition under new ownership.

The Reject Shop Limited has received Federal Court approval for its Scheme, enabling a fully franked special dividend of AUD 0.77 per share payable mid-July.

The Federal Court has approved Dollarama’s acquisition of The Reject Shop, triggering a suspension of TRS shares on the ASX and setting the stage for upcoming cash payments to shareholders.

The Federal Court of Australia has approved Dollarama’s acquisition of The Reject Shop, setting the stage for a significant shift in the Australian discount retail landscape. Shareholders are poised to receive a special dividend and a cash payout as the scheme becomes effective.