Latest Mergers And Acquisitions News

European Lithium has agreed to acquire US-based titanium company Velta Holding in an all-scrip transaction, marking a strategic diversification beyond lithium into critical materials.

Raiz Invest has reported a record $2.1 billion in funds under management, driven by strong growth in its Plus and Kids products, while outlining an ambitious 2026 roadmap featuring AI enhancements and new trading capabilities.

Global Uranium and Enrichment Limited has finalised the share and option scheme considerations for its acquisition by Snow Lake Resources, with directors backing the deal ahead of the upcoming shareholder vote.

EPX Limited has successfully raised nearly $295,000 through a Security Purchase Plan, supporting its recent acquisition of Wattwatchers and positioning the company for further expansion.

MGX Resources Limited reported resilient December quarter results despite a major rockfall at Koolan Island, generating $15 million in free cashflow and advancing its acquisition of a 50% stake in the high-grade Central Tanami Gold Project.

Connexion Mobility reported a slight revenue decline in Q2 FY26 but boosted net profit before tax by 18%, supported by expense cuts and steady subscription growth. The company’s strategic focus on expanding OEM and dealership relationships continues amid near-term sales team reductions.

RPMGlobal has secured a crucial Foreign Investment Review Board approval for its proposed acquisition by Caterpillar, marking a significant step forward in the takeover process.

Fortescue Metals Group has delivered a record first half FY26 iron ore shipment of 100.2 million tonnes, alongside key progress in decarbonisation and strategic copper acquisition.

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has advanced its review of Ampol’s acquisition of EG Australia to a more detailed Phase 2 assessment, signalling potential competition concerns. Ampol remains optimistic about completing the deal by mid-2026 despite the regulatory scrutiny.

The ACCC has referred Ampol’s acquisition of EG Australia to a detailed Phase 2 review, citing significant competition concerns in multiple Australian fuel markets. Ampol’s proposed divestments have so far failed to satisfy the regulator.

The ACCC has referred Ampol’s acquisition of EG Australia to a detailed Phase 2 review, citing concerns that the deal could significantly reduce competition in key Australian fuel markets.

Energy Fuels Inc. has announced a proposed acquisition of Australian Strategic Materials (ASM) valued at approximately A$447 million, aiming to establish a leading Western rare earths and critical minerals producer with a fully integrated supply chain.