Latest Buy Backs News

Metro Mining increased third-quarter shipments by 17% from the previous quarter and secured 4.5 million wet metric tonnes a year of binding offtake for 2027 to 2029. The result came with lower guidance, elevated costs and operational disruptions still weighing on the business.

Veris is using its FY26 results and first-quarter trading update to make the case that its transformation from surveyor to digital and spatial advisory firm is gaining traction. Revenue and underlying EBITDA rose, while the planned Aurecon acquisition adds a near-term test of whether the strategy can convert into stronger earnings.

Pantera Minerals has secured full ownership of the 470km² Corona Gold Project in Western Australia after receiving Ministerial consent and satisfying all completion conditions. The low-cost acquisition gives the company an 8km historical gold-in-bedrock anomaly and multiple untested auger targets, although the evidence remains unverified by Pantera drilling.

Vault Minerals delivered record FY2026 earnings, generated A$887.9 million in operating cash flow and ended the year debt-free before agreeing to combine with Genesis Minerals. The company now enters FY2027 fully exposed to spot gold prices, with its Leonora expansion and merger vote setting the next major tests.

ASF Group finished FY2026 with A$5.19 million in cash, no outstanding borrowings and a materially stronger net asset position after selling several investments. But the A$4.09 million profit was still largely disposal-led, while operating cash flow remained negative and recurring revenue declined.

Alcidion will launch an on-market buy-back of up to 10% of its issued shares, giving the healthcare software company another way to deploy capital as cash generation improves. The maximum is a capacity, not a commitment, with purchases expected to be selective.

St Barbara is positioning itself as a debt-free Nova Scotia gold developer after agreeing to sell its remaining New Simberi interest to Lingbao for A$453 million in cash and capital repayments. The deal could fund a larger 15-Mile project while leaving shareholders with a possible special dividend and buy-back, but completion and distributions remain conditional.

Queste Communications is seeking shareholder approval to leave the ASX, arguing that limited trading, concentrated ownership and listing costs no longer justify its quoted status. If approved and accepted by ASX, trading could end on 29 December 2026, leaving shareholders to sell privately after delisting.

Orion Equities will ask shareholders to approve a voluntary ASX delisting, arguing that sparse trading, concentrated ownership and annual listing costs no longer justify its quoted status. The move would leave shareholders relying on private transactions to sell their shares if the delisting proceeds.

6K Additive delivered 61% year-on-year revenue growth in the September quarter as its order backlog jumped 52% to US$18.1 million. The company is pairing that demand with a funded manufacturing expansion, but the next test is converting commitments into production and cash.

CZR Resources shareholders have rejected both approvals needed for the company to acquire Zuleika Gold shares from two major holders, while backing a proposed share buy-back. The vote leaves the broader takeover’s immediate status unclear.

Premier Investments’ FY26 profit from continuing operations fell 10.3% as Smiggle sales weakened, while Peter Alexander delivered another record year. The retailer is entering FY27 with cleaner inventory, a stronger dividend and a costly UK retreat still to absorb.