Latest Buy Backs News

betr Entertainment has reported a robust 24.5% increase in turnover for Q2 FY26 alongside a strategic on-market share buy-back of up to 10%, signalling confidence in its intrinsic value and growth prospects.

BlueScope announces a $1.00 per share unfranked special dividend, returning $438 million to shareholders from recent asset sales and working capital releases. The steelmaker signals a robust cash flow outlook with a planned capex reduction in FY2027.

Aristocrat Leisure has extended its on-market share buy-back program by an additional A$750 million, doubling the total capacity to A$1.5 billion as part of its ongoing capital management strategy.

FirstWave Cloud Technology has locked in a $2.5 million loan facility with Partners for Growth, replacing prior debt and positioning itself for expansion in AI-powered compliance management.

Argo Investments Limited has announced the renewal of its on-market buy-back facility, allowing the company to repurchase up to 37 million ordinary shares throughout 2026 as part of its capital management strategy.

Pure One Corporation Limited is set to exit its 40% stake in Turquoise Group for AUD 5 million, securing a substantial profit and refocusing on its core clean energy ventures.

TasFoods Ltd has secured shareholder approval to sell its Pyengana Dairy business and to execute a selective buy-back of nearly 50 million shares, marking a pivotal moment in its strategic reshaping.

Carlton Investments Limited has announced an on-market buy-back of up to 115,000 ordinary shares, set to run throughout 2026. The move signals a strategic capital management effort without requiring shareholder approval.

360 Capital Group’s board unanimously recommends shareholders accept TT Investments’ on-market takeover offer at $0.31 per security, matching a prior bid. Meanwhile, the company suspends its minimum holding buy-back program indefinitely.

Caprice Resources has completed the acquisition of the Comet Exploration Project, significantly expanding its Island Gold Project footprint in Western Australia's Murchison Goldfields. This strategic move triples the company's contiguous landholding along a proven gold corridor, setting the stage for accelerated exploration.

Taruga Minerals has entered a 12-month option to acquire two advanced gold and copper projects in Papua New Guinea, backed by a $1.5 million capital raise to fund exploration and resource development.

Ramelius Resources has announced an on-market buy-back program targeting up to 73.9 million ordinary shares, signaling a strategic move to manage capital and potentially boost shareholder value.