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The Federal Court of Australia has approved the scheme of arrangement for NinjaOne’s acquisition of Dropsuite, setting the stage for a $5.90 per share cash payout to shareholders and imminent suspension of trading on the ASX.

Dropsuite Limited shareholders have decisively backed the proposed acquisition by NinjaOne Australia, with 99.95% voting in favor. The deal now awaits final court approval before completion and shareholder payouts.

Dropsuite Limited’s shareholders have overwhelmingly endorsed the proposed acquisition by NinjaOne Australia, voting in favour of the scheme at a hybrid meeting. The deal, valued at A$5.90 per share, now awaits final Federal Court approval.

Leeuwin Metals has confirmed extensive shallow, high-grade gold mineralisation across a 1.6km trend at its Evanston Prospect within the Marda Gold Project, Western Australia, setting the stage for a busy exploration season.

Bounty Oil and Gas NL reported steady progress in Queensland oil production and development, increasing reserves to 313,000 barrels, while pursuing a Federal Court review of the PEP 11 offshore permit refusal. The company also completed a modest $231,000 entitlement offer to support ongoing exploration and development.

Locality Planning Energy Holdings Ltd (ASX: LPE) reports a cashflow positive nine months to March 2025, confirms no material impact from Cyclone Alfred, and announces key board appointments to support growth.

SelfWealth Ltd has secured Federal Court approval for its acquisition by Syfe’s holding company, Svava Pte Ltd, marking a pivotal moment as its shares are suspended from trading on the ASX.

Carawine Resources reports a critical quarter marked by a looming Federal Court hearing on a compulsory acquisition by major shareholder QGold, alongside a $1.7 million loan facility that underpins ongoing operations amid deferred exploration programs.

Bounty Oil & Gas, through its joint venture operator Asset Energy, has initiated a judicial review against the refusal to vary and extend the PEP-11 offshore petroleum exploration permit. The legal challenge could reshape the future of this key Sydney Basin asset.

Advent Energy, in which MEC Resources holds a significant stake, is pursuing a judicial review against the federal government's refusal to extend the PEP-11 offshore petroleum permit. This legal move could reshape the future of the project and its stakeholders.

Advent Energy, with BPH Energy as a significant stakeholder, has launched a judicial review against the Federal Government’s refusal to extend the PEP-11 offshore petroleum permit, seeking to overturn the decision and force reconsideration.

Insurance Australia Group Limited (IAG) reported a 91.2% surge in net profit to $778 million for the half year ended December 2024, driven by robust insurance margins and higher investment income. The company also declared a 12-cent interim dividend, signaling confidence in its financial outlook.