Latest Court Approvals News

The Supreme Court of New South Wales has approved the acquisition scheme for Donaco International by On Nut Road Limited, setting the stage for share suspension and final payment in August 2025.

Domain Holdings Australia has announced an unconditional special dividend following the Supreme Court of New South Wales' approval of its acquisition scheme by CoStar Group. The dividend will be paid in mid-August, marking a key milestone in the takeover process.

Domain Holdings Australia’s acquisition by CoStar Group has been approved by the Supreme Court of NSW, triggering a trading suspension on ASX and setting key payment dates for shareholders.

Warriedar Resources has appointed BDO Corporate Finance Australia to assess the proposed acquisition by Capricorn Metals, with a detailed Independent Expert Report due in late September 2025.

Dundee Precious Metals has secured the Bosnian Competition Council's approval, clearing a major regulatory hurdle in its planned acquisition of Adriatic Metals. The deal now moves closer to completion pending shareholder and court approvals.

Silk Logistics Holdings Limited will be suspended from ASX trading following court approval of its acquisition by DP World Australia, marking a significant shift in the logistics sector.

Toys"R"Us ANZ has formalised a Deed of Company Arrangement, paving the way for Directed Electronics Australia to acquire the company and trigger its delisting from the ASX.

Silk Logistics Holdings has secured court approval for its acquisition by DP World Australia, with shares set to be suspended on the ASX and a cash payout scheduled for shareholders.

The Supreme Court of New South Wales has approved DP World Australia’s acquisition of Silk Logistics, paving the way for a $2.14 per share cash payout to Silk shareholders and imminent suspension of Silk shares on the ASX.

The Supreme Court of New South Wales has approved CoStar Group’s acquisition of Domain Holdings Australia, setting the stage for a significant ownership change and a special dividend payout to shareholders.

Infomedia Limited has struck a deal with TPG Capital Asia to be acquired at $1.72 per share, offering shareholders a 41% premium over recent trading prices. The scheme includes fully franked dividends, potentially raising the effective value to $1.74 per share for eligible investors.

Platinum Capital Limited has pulled its proposed scheme of arrangement due to insufficient shareholder support but will proceed with an on-market buy-back. Meanwhile, L1 Capital pushes for management control and board renewal.