Latest Delistings News

The Royal Court of Jersey has approved Harmony Gold’s acquisition of MAC Copper, setting the stage for MAC’s trading suspension and delisting from ASX and NYSE.

The Supreme Court of New South Wales has approved MaxoTel's acquisition of all remaining Vonex shares, triggering a suspension of Vonex trading and impending delisting from the ASX.

Wellard Limited has formally requested to delist from the ASX following the sale of its final revenue-generating vessel, aiming to reduce costs and return excess cash to shareholders. The move awaits shareholder approval at the upcoming AGM.

Eildon Capital Group has recommended that securityholders accept Samuel Terry Asset Management’s unsolicited $0.875 per security takeover offer, which represents a 24% premium to recent trading prices. An independent expert has deemed the offer fair and reasonable, but uncertainties remain around board composition and liquidity post-offer.

Global Uranium and Snow Lake Resources have agreed to merge, creating a leading U.S.-focused uranium company valued at A$44.5 million. The deal consolidates key assets and promises enhanced exploration and development opportunities.

MAC Copper Limited has outlined the final timetable for its acquisition by Harmony Gold, including key dates for court approval, trading suspension, and shareholder payments.

Warriedar Resources has sent out the Scheme Booklet to shareholders detailing its proposed acquisition of Capricorn Metals, with the Board unanimously recommending approval. Key meetings and court dates are set as the company moves toward a significant corporate milestone.

Eildon Capital’s Independent Board Committee plans to recommend acceptance of Samuel Terry Asset Management’s increased takeover offer, valuing the company at a 24.1% premium. The move signals a likely shift in ownership and potential ASX delisting.

The Federal Court has approved QGold’s compulsory acquisition of Carawine Resources’ remaining shares at 11 cents each, setting the stage for Carawine’s imminent ASX suspension and delisting.

Rewardle Holdings will be removed from the ASX Official List on 3 October 2025 due to non-compliance with key listing rules, but plans to continue operations as an unlisted company while exploring a move to the NSX.

The Federal Court has approved QGold’s compulsory acquisition of Carawine Resources’ remaining shares, paving the way for the company’s imminent delisting from the ASX.

XTC Lithium Limited will be delisted from the ASX after over two years of suspension, choosing instead to focus on advancing its Carachi Pampa Lithium Brine Project through partnerships and operational progress.