Latest Mergers And Acquisitions News

Pacific Resources has completed its $400,000 acquisition of the Snowstorm Gold Project, gaining 100% ownership of the high-grade asset in Victoria’s Eastern Goldfields and expanding its regional footprint.

Gratifii Limited has executed a binding agreement to acquire Mosh, with settlement imminent, while deferring completion of its Simplicity acquisition to early 2027 under revised, earnings-linked terms.

HiTech Group Australia is acquiring Hudson Global Resources’ Australian operations for $7 million, significantly broadening its footprint and diversifying services beyond ICT recruitment.

Vysarn Limited reported a record FY26 with NPBT of $20.9 million and operational revenue of $140.1 million, while completing the $50 million NewGround acquisition that boosts pro forma EPS by 26.7%.

Perpetual Limited has formally dismissed EQT AB’s improved but conditional acquisition proposal, deeming the offer insufficient for shareholders amid ongoing strategic shifts.

Aura Consolidated Group has completed its acquisition of Qoria, creating a combined online safety powerhouse with over US$300 million in annual recurring revenue and plans for robust growth.

Coventry Group’s Q4 FY26 results show a strong operational turnaround with sales up 11.7% quarter-on-quarter and EBITDA almost doubling to $4.1 million, backed by a $10 million cost reduction program and positive cash flow.

Fleetwood Limited is set to acquire Red Dog Village, Karratha’s largest transient worker accommodation facility, for $20 million, significantly boosting its regional scale and earnings potential.

EQT’s controlled entity has upped its non-binding offer for Perpetual to A$22.07 per share, a 2% premium on its initial bid. The proposal hinges on Perpetual’s Wealth Management sale and other conditions, with no certainty of a deal.

Brightstar Resources has more than doubled the Indicated Mineral Resources at its Sandstone Gold Project to 1.1 million ounces, pushing the total resource base to 2.9 million ounces ahead of a key feasibility study.

Experience Co has agreed to merge its Australian and New Zealand skydive and aviation businesses with Inflite Group under a new NZ holding company, receiving $41 million cash and retaining a 32.5% stake.

Steadfast Group confirms Kohlberg Kravis Roberts has joined the consortium bidding to acquire the company at $6 per share, with no change to the transaction timeline or terms.