Latest Corporate Governance News

Atlas Arteria’s Independent Directors maintain a unanimous rejection of IFM’s $5.10 per security takeover bid, citing undervaluation and insufficient control premium. The company reiterates its 2026 distribution guidance and confirms active asset sale discussions, including Chicago Skyway.

AKORA Resources has secured A$1.6 million through a placement and is closing a A$1.7 million entitlement offer to fund advancing its high-grade Bekisopa iron ore project in Madagascar, with strong strategic partner interest and refreshed corporate governance.

Qube Holdings shareholders convened to endorse a $5.20 per share acquisition scheme by Rubik Australia, valuing the logistics firm at $9.3 billion equity and $11.7 billion enterprise value. The deal awaits key regulatory approvals and a rescheduled court hearing before implementation.

PathKey.AI (ASX:PKY) confirmed no undisclosed price-sensitive information amid a recent jump in its share price and trading volume, attributing the move to prior announcements and investor interest in AI opportunities.

The ASX has suspended trading of Canadian Phosphate Limited’s CP8O securities pending compliance with specific listing rules, a move that isolates this security class without affecting the company’s other quoted shares.

Frasers Group has initiated an unconditional on-market takeover bid for Accent Group at $0.65 per share, aiming to increase its stake beyond 22.9% amid concerns over Accent’s recent financial performance and strategic direction.

After 11 years at the helm, Vicinity Centres’ Chairman Trevor Gerber will step down at the 2026 AGM, with seasoned financial veteran Patrick Allaway set to take over, signalling continuity in the company’s premium retail strategy.

After 11 years on the board, including seven as Chairman, Trevor Gerber will retire at Vicinity Centres’ 2026 AGM, with Patrick Allaway appointed Chairman-elect to succeed him.

Horizon Oil has lifted all but one condition from its off-market bid for Cue Energy, maintaining a controlling 52.46% stake while the final hurdle over prescribed occurrences remains unresolved.

Tourism Holdings Limited has allowed the BGH-led consortium to conduct due diligence after a revised all-cash offer of NZ$3.10 per share. The Board remains cautious, with no recommendation or decision yet on the potential acquisition.

Green Cross Health Limited reported a 28% rise in net profit to NZD 20.4 million for FY26, driven by gains in both pharmacy and medical divisions. The company announced a conditional sale of its Medical division to Tend Health for NZD 270 million, aiming to refocus on its core pharmacy business.

Norfolk Metals plans a game-changing acquisition of the Ciclón Copper Project in Chile, backed by a $100 million capital raise and top-tier board appointments.