Latest Divestments News

Lendlease has completed the $235 million sale of its 70% stake in Capella Capital to Sojitz Corporation, advancing its broader $2.5 billion capital recycling strategy aimed at simplifying the group and focusing on core Australian operations.

xReality Group is rapidly transforming its business by focusing on its high-growth Operator XR training platform, while preparing to divest legacy entertainment assets. The company reports record revenue and expanding global reach, particularly in the US defence and law enforcement sectors.

Inventis Limited has agreed to sell its Electronic Circuit Designs division for A$2.4 million, while retaining an option to repurchase the business within a year. The move aims to reduce debt and streamline operations ahead of a planned technology-driven growth phase.

Vintage Energy has agreed to sell its entire 25% interest in the PEP 171 permit in Victoria’s Otway Basin to Beach Energy for $1.25 million, marking a strategic pivot towards its Southern Flank gas fields project.

ASX Limited has finalised the sale of its investment in Digital Asset Holdings for $57 million, securing a substantial pre-tax gain that will bolster its FY25 financial results.

Brookfield Infrastructure Partners has sold nearly a quarter of its stake in Dalrymple Bay Infrastructure, reducing its holding but remaining the largest shareholder. This move boosts DBI's free float and could pave the way for its inclusion in the S&P ASX 200 index.

FireFly Metals Ltd has announced a flow-through share offer aiming to raise approximately A$11.2 million, targeting Canadian investors to fund regional exploration drilling. This offer complements a broader capital raising strategy to advance development at the Ming Mine and other key projects.

AGL Energy has confirmed it is reviewing its 20% stake in Tilt Renewables following recent media speculation, though no sale discussions are underway. The outcome remains uncertain as the company conducts preliminary assessments.

Asara Resources has received a significant cash payment from Teck Resources Chile following the resolution of a legal dispute, marking a key milestone in their joint venture for the Loreto Copper Project.

FOS Capital is set to acquire Aldridge Traffic Systems' street lighting assets for $3.1 million, backed by a $3.7 million equity raise to fund the deal and expansion plans.

FOS Capital has secured $3.7 million through a placement to fund its acquisition of Aldridge Traffic Systems, aiming to expand its footprint in the Australian lighting market. The deal includes key assets and intellectual property, positioning FOS for accelerated growth.

Fletcher Building has confirmed it is fielding inquiries from potential buyers following its strategic review announcement, though no sales decisions have been made. Investors await clarity at the upcoming Investor Day.