Latest Delisting News

Iris Cairns Property Trust has waived all remaining conditions on its $3.87 per unit takeover bid for Reef Casino Trust, securing 80.97% ownership and setting a firm 14 August close date.

HSBC Bank Australia is selling its AUD36 billion home and personal loan portfolio to Blackstone affiliates, marking a significant step in winding down its Australian retail banking operations. The deal awaits regulatory approvals and is expected to close in early 2027.

Sena & Co, already holding 75.9% of 2 Cheap Cars, proposes a full takeover at NZ$0.80 per share, aiming to delist the company and compulsorily acquire remaining shares.

Iris Cairns Property Trust has cleared key regulatory hurdles and removed the minimum acceptance condition from its takeover bid for Reef Casino Trust, holding nearly 80% of units and urging unitholders to accept before the 14 August deadline.

Advanced Innergy Solutions has completed its acquisition of Matrix Composites & Engineering via a members’ scheme, paying shareholders 40 cents per share and moving to delist the company from the ASX by 24 July 2026.

Careteq Limited (ASX: CTQ) has confirmed it will maintain its ASX listing after selling its Embedded Health Solutions subsidiary, shifting its strategic focus entirely to its HMR Referrals platform. The company reported positive operating cash flow in the March quarter and outlined plans to expand its pharmacist and GP networks while exploring AI and adjacent healthcare opportunities.

Frasers Group has extended the deadline for its on-market takeover bid for Accent Group shares to 30 September 2026, maintaining all other offer terms unchanged.

Tissue Repair Limited (ASX: TRP) has applied to delist from the ASX, citing limited liquidity and high listing costs. The company plans a shareholder vote and a $1 million off-market buy-back at a premium to recent prices.

Almonty Industries will delist from the Toronto Stock Exchange by July 31, 2026, focusing its trading exclusively on Nasdaq to streamline costs and align with where most activity occurs.

Qoria Limited has been acquired by Aura Consolidated Group through a scheme of arrangement, with shareholders exchanging their Qoria shares for Aura CHESS Depositary Interests. Aura has also successfully raised US$100 million to support the acquisition, while Qoria prepares for ASX delisting.

Excelsior Capital Limited plans a capital return of approximately A$27.43 million, about 94.6 cents per share, as it moves to wind up its investment portfolio and delist from the ASX. Shareholder approval is sought at a meeting on 17 August 2026, with trading suspension and removal from the official list scheduled for late August.

Keybridge Capital Limited confirms ongoing financial support from WAM Active and outlines plans to meet overdue reporting obligations ahead of a potential ASX delisting.