Latest Distributions News

Next Science Limited has agreed to sell most of its assets to Demetra Holdings for US$50 million, with plans to return an estimated US$30 million net proceeds to shareholders pending approval.

Computershare has wrapped up its $750 million on-market share buy-back, cancelling over 25 million shares and signaling a strategic pivot towards dividends as the preferred shareholder reward.

InvestSMART Funds Management has updated the Distribution Reinvestment Plan rules for the Intelligent Investor Equity Growth Fund Active ETF, effective July 1, 2025, enhancing unitholder flexibility and fund capital management.

Metro Performance Glass has locked in a minimum $15 million capital raise and a new three-year loan facility, positioning itself for growth with Amari Metals Australia set to become the majority shareholder.

Rhythm Biosciences has obtained a $1 million non-dilutive loan backed by its FY2025 R&D Tax Incentive rebate, aiming to accelerate the commercial rollout of its ColoSTAT® test and expand its geneType™ platform.

The Takeovers Panel has declared unacceptable circumstances in Emu NL’s recent shareholder meeting, citing a controversial share placement and proxy voting issues that clouded the election outcome and board control.

JPMorgan Asset Management has released updated estimated cash distributions for five of its active ETFs for the financial year ended June 30, 2025, outlining key dates and investor participation details.

Tigers Realm Coal’s ongoing efforts to divest its Russian mining assets have hit a significant impasse amid geopolitical tensions, regulatory hurdles, and a stalled sale agreement, leaving the company suspended from ASX trading.

Qualitas Real Estate Income Fund (QRI) announced a June 2025 distribution of 1.0664 cents per unit, translating to an annualized return of 8.11% based on forecast net tangible assets. The fund continues to focus on delivering steady income through Australian real estate loans secured by mortgages.

Strickland Metals has agreed to sell its Yandal Gold Project to Gateway Mining for A$45 million in equity, enabling a strategic pivot to its substantial Rogozna Project in Serbia. Shareholders will receive most of the Gateway shares through an in-specie distribution, maintaining exposure to Yandal’s future potential.

Strickland Metals has agreed to sell its Yandal Gold Project to Gateway Mining for A$45 million in equity, enabling a strategic pivot to its flagship Rogozna Project in Serbia. Shareholders will receive most of the Gateway shares via an in-specie distribution, maintaining exposure to Yandal’s upside.

Gateway Mining Limited has agreed to acquire Strickland Metals’ Yandal Gold Project for $45 million in shares, adding a 400,400-ounce inferred gold resource to its portfolio. The acquisition, pending shareholder approvals, positions Gateway for significant exploration and development in Western Australia’s prolific goldfields.