Latest Buy Backs News

NGE Capital Limited reported a steady half-year profit increase alongside a notable rise in net tangible assets per share, continuing its share buy-back program and initiating new investments.

MIXI Australia has increased its all-cash takeover offer for PointsBet shares to $1.25 and removed all remaining conditions, making the bid unconditional. The offer closes on 25 August 2025, with MIXI holding nearly 29% of PointsBet and aiming for board influence.

Lowell Resources Fund (ASX, LRT) reported a stellar FY2025 with net assets soaring 72.5% to $72.3 million and profits jumping over 1400%, driven by strong gold and precious metals exposure.

Connexion Mobility Ltd reported a robust 14% revenue increase and a 32% rise in profit after tax for FY25, underpinned by its SaaS fleet management platforms and a significant share buyback program.

The Takeovers Panel has accepted an undertaking from betr Entertainment, addressing key disclosure and structural concerns in its takeover bid for PointsBet, while declining to declare unacceptable circumstances.

EQ Resources has finalized a US$7.5 million royalty funding agreement with Oaktree Capital Management to support its Barruecopardo tungsten project, while major shareholder Cronimet Asia converts a US$3 million offtake prepayment into equity, strengthening the company’s capital position.

Cochlear Limited has extended its on-market share buy-back program, allowing the company to repurchase up to AUD 75 million of its fully paid ordinary shares until August 2026.

HealthCo Healthcare and Wellness REIT reported a substantial $89.3 million loss for FY25, driven by tenant payment issues and portfolio downsizing, leading to suspended distributions and a debt facility extension.

Viva Leisure has reported a robust FY2025 with record membership and a 30% jump in revenue, driven by strategic acquisitions and a booming technology segment. The company’s multi-brand approach and expanding network position it strongly for future growth.

MFF Capital Investments Limited posted a solid $432 million net profit for FY2025 despite a slight dip from last year, while raising its fully franked final dividend and completing the strategic acquisition of Montaka Global.

Articore Group reported an 11% decline in FY25 revenue to $438.6 million, with net losses widening to $11.3 million despite margin improvements from operational restructuring. The company aims for a profitable turnaround in FY26 under new leadership.

Temple & Webster Group Limited has delivered a record FY25 with $601 million in revenue and a 43% jump in EBITDA, positioning itself strongly in the Australian furniture and homewares market. The company is on track to surpass $1 billion in annual revenue within the next few years.