Latest Board Resignations News

Invex Therapeutics reports promising new data from its collaboration with Tessara Therapeutics on Exenatide’s potential in Alzheimer’s disease, alongside significant board changes and a solid cash position at quarter’s end.

Infomedia Ltd has been officially acquired by McQueen BidCo, with shareholders receiving $1.671 per share following dividend adjustments. The company is now delisted from the ASX, marking a significant transition under new ownership.

Platinum Asset Management has finalized its merger with L1 Capital, issuing over 1.65 billion new shares and announcing a rebrand to L1 Group Limited alongside significant board changes and share escrow arrangements.

Dalrymple Bay Infrastructure has appointed CEO Michael Riches as Managing Director, coinciding with the resignation of two non-executive directors following a significant shareholder sell-down.

Following its recent sale transaction, MPR Australia Limited announces significant board resignations alongside continued leadership under CEO Nathan Wise, signaling a strategic transition phase.

Domain Holdings Australia has officially been acquired by US-based CoStar Group, with shareholders receiving cash payouts and a special dividend. The acquisition triggers a board overhaul and imminent ASX delisting.

Alfabs Australia Limited reported a robust 76% rise in net profit for FY2025, driven by strong mining contract deliveries and engineering demand, while boosting dividends and expanding operational capacity.

International Graphite Limited (ASX, IG6) has signed a cooperation agreement to develop a 3,000 t/y expandable graphite facility in Germany, advancing its global footprint alongside progress at its Collie micronising plant and Springdale project, supported by potential US Department of Defense funding.

Strategic Energy Resources has progressed key copper-gold projects in Queensland, securing government funding and advancing surveys with Fortescue, while divesting a non-core asset to sharpen its focus.

Mount Burgess Mining advances metallurgical test work at its Nxuu deposit, navigates leadership changes, and pursues a significant legacy debt extinguishment as it refines its strategic focus.

Bastion Mining has taken control of over 90% of Xanadu Mines shares through a takeover bid, moving swiftly to compulsory acquisition and setting the stage for the Kharmagtai project’s next phase.

Comet Resources has sold a significant stake in International Graphite, using part of the proceeds to clear its debt, triggering a board resignation and signaling a shift in shareholder dynamics.