Latest Delisting News

Warriedar Resources shareholders have overwhelmingly approved a scheme of arrangement for acquisition by Capricorn Metals, clearing a key hurdle ahead of final court approval and delisting.

Finaccess Restauración, S.L. has secured acceptances exceeding 90% in its takeover bid for Restaurant Brands New Zealand, setting the stage for compulsory acquisition of remaining shares and imminent delisting.

Locate Technologies proposes a scheme to migrate its listing from ASX to NZX, enabling continuation of its Bitcoin Treasury Strategy without ASX restrictions. The move aims to broaden investor base and enhance shareholder value.

Tombador Iron Limited is set to transform into Atomic Eagle Limited through its acquisition of GoviEx Uranium Inc, creating a new ASX-listed uranium explorer focused on Africa’s Muntanga Project. A capital raise of up to A$10 million will underpin this strategic pivot.

Global Uranium and Snow Lake Resources have agreed to merge, creating a leading US-focused uranium developer with a diversified project portfolio. The announcement also highlights a maiden high-grade resource at Maybell and ongoing promising drilling at Pine Ridge.

Solis Minerals reports encouraging assay results from its Peruvian copper-gold projects alongside a $5.9 million capital raise to accelerate exploration and acquisition activities.

TT Investments has extended its unconditional takeover offer for 360 Capital Group securities to 13 November 2025, maintaining a substantial premium and signaling potential strategic shifts post-acquisition.

Icon Energy Limited holds steady with $294,000 cash as it awaits key regulatory decisions on ATP 855 renewal and Petroleum Lease PL-1144, facing a looming ASX suspension deadline.

Future Metals NL appoints Keith Bowes as CEO and initiates a strategic review of its flagship Panton project, leveraging rising platinum group metal prices and exploration successes. The company also completes a A$4.2 million capital raise and plans to delist from AIM.

Locate Technologies reported steady Q1 FY26 revenue with a strategic pivot to the NZX to better support its Bitcoin treasury ambitions. The company’s Locate2u unit showed promising growth, while Zoom2u faced challenges amid softer consumer spending.

Suzerain Investments Holdings Limited has initiated an off-market takeover bid for all remaining shares of Entertainment Rewards Ltd (EAT) at $0.022 per share, a substantial premium over recent trading prices. The offer comes with unanimous support from EAT's Independent Board Committee, subject to regulatory approvals and an independent expert's fairness opinion.

Restaurant Brands New Zealand’s Independent Directors unanimously recommend shareholders accept Finaccess Restauración’s NZ$5.05 per share takeover offer, citing significant premium and risk mitigation despite the offer being below assessed valuation.