Latest Mergers And Acquisitions News

James Hardie Industries plc has entered a definitive merger agreement to acquire The AZEK Company Inc. in a $7.8 billion deal, creating a combined leader in outdoor living and home exteriors. The transaction, expected to close in the second half of 2025, will see AZEK stockholders owning approximately 26% of the combined company.

Wellnex Life Limited announces key board and management changes following its successful AIM Market dual listing, including the resignation of its Non-Executive Chairman and appointment of a joint CEO to drive growth.

Seven West Media has agreed to acquire Southern Cross Media's television licences, completing its national broadcast network and boosting its digital and live TV offerings across Australia.

Southern Cross Media Group has agreed to sell its remaining television assets to Seven West Media, marking its full exit from TV and a sharpened focus on audio.

Sigma Healthcare’s recent merger with Chemist Warehouse Group is delivering strong earnings growth, with Normalised EBIT rising 36% in the first half of FY25. Transaction costs remain significant but the combined group’s outlook appears robust.

Magnum Mining & Exploration has completed its acquisition of Palmares Estudos Geologicos LTDA, securing a significant rare earths landholding in Brazil after an extended due diligence process.

Northern Star Resources has completed its acquisition of De Grey Mining, issuing new shares to De Grey shareholders and preparing to integrate the promising Hemi gold project into its portfolio.

AVJennings reported a 25% rise in Q3 FY25 contract signings and a 26% increase in settlements, while progressing an acquisition scheme that could reshape its future.

XPON Technologies Group has acquired Alpha Digital for $1.72 million upfront plus performance earn-ins, immediately adding $4 million in recurring revenue and fast-tracking its path to profitability.

XPON Technologies has agreed to acquire Alpha Digital, a leading Australian digital marketing firm, in a deal designed to fast-track AI-driven growth and profitability. The acquisition adds $4.6 million in revenue and sets the stage for expanded AI-powered marketing solutions.

Tyro Payments has stepped back from its proposed acquisition of Smartpay after the latter entered an exclusivity agreement with another bidder offering NZ$1.20 per share. This move halts Tyro's due diligence and merger plans, reshaping the competitive landscape in the payments sector.

Smartpay Holdings has entered an exclusivity agreement with an international strategic bidder offering NZ$1.20 per share in cash, advancing a potential full acquisition amid competing proposals.