Latest Compulsory Acquisition News

Bastion Pte. Mining Ltd has secured an 86.8% interest in Xanadu Mines, prompting the board to recommend shareholders accept the takeover offer ahead of its extended July 29 closing date.

Engenco Limited’s shares will be suspended from trading following compulsory acquisition notices issued by Elph Investments, signaling a major shift in ownership.

Kinterra Capital has announced an all-cash $204 million takeover bid for New World Resources, offering a significant premium over a rival bid and recent trading prices. The move positions Kinterra to potentially gain full control of NWR, reshaping the company’s future.

Bastion Mining has surpassed the critical 50.1% ownership threshold in Xanadu Mines, removing key conditions from its takeover bid and declaring the offer unconditional.

Hutchison Telecommunications (Amsterdam) B.V. has declared its takeover offer for Hutchison Telecommunications (Australia) Limited unconditional after securing over 98% ownership, signaling a decisive step in consolidating control.

Engenco Limited is set for trading suspension and delisting from the ASX after Elph Investments secures a 95.57% stake and moves to compulsorily acquire remaining shares.

betr Entertainment has unveiled a compelling all-scrip takeover offer for PointsBet, featuring an $80 million selective buy-back to provide liquidity and promising significant value creation for shareholders.

Elph Investments has secured a 92.68% stake in Engenco, making its 31-cent takeover offer unconditional and prompting the board to urge shareholders to accept before the June 27 deadline.

Engenco Limited’s board has unanimously recommended shareholders accept Elph Investments’ increased all-cash takeover offer of 31 cents per share, with major shareholders already on board and the acquirer nearing compulsory acquisition thresholds.

Hutchison Telecommunications (Australia) Limited (HTAL) has recommended shareholders accept an off-market takeover bid by majority owner HTABV, offering a significant premium over recent trading prices. Independent experts affirm the offer as fair and reasonable, setting the stage for a potential full acquisition.

Hutchison Telecommunications (Amsterdam) B.V. has initiated an off-market takeover offer for the remaining shares of Hutchison Telecommunications (Australia) Limited at a 52% premium, aiming to delist HTAL from the ASX.

Hutchison Telecommunications (Amsterdam) B.V., a subsidiary of CK Hutchison Holdings, has made a takeover offer for all shares in Hutchison Telecommunications (Australia) Limited at A$0.032 per share, representing a significant premium to recent trading prices. The offer requires at least 97% acceptance to proceed and aims to delist HTAL from the ASX.