Latest Redemption News

Monvia Limited, an Australian SaaS provider for life insurers, is seeking to raise $17.5 million via an IPO on the ASX. The funds will support redemption of preference shares and fuel growth in existing and new markets.

Bendigo and Adelaide Bank will redeem its A$125 million subordinated floating rate notes nearly five years ahead of maturity, with APRA approval secured for the early redemption.

Noumi Limited has struck a binding deal with major shareholder Arrovest to acquire all remaining shares via a scheme of arrangement, offering shareholders a 12.2% premium amid looming $610 million convertible note maturity.

VanEck Investments Limited has issued a comprehensive Replacement Product Disclosure Statement for its suite of 27 ETFs on the ASX, updating investment strategies, fee structures, risk factors, and operational details.

Excelsior Capital Limited plans a capital return of approximately A$27.43 million, about 94.6 cents per share, as it moves to wind up its investment portfolio and delist from the ASX. Shareholder approval is sought at a meeting on 17 August 2026, with trading suspension and removal from the official list scheduled for late August.

Australian Ethical reached a new record of $14.5 billion funds under management at June 30, 2026, driven by strong superannuation inflows and strategic investments amid challenging market conditions.

GQG Partners reported a decline in funds under management to USD 156 billion as of June 30, 2026, driven by net outflows of USD 15.1 billion in the first half of the year. Positive investment returns partially offset the outflows, but strategies underperformed benchmarks over the period.

The Daintree Hybrid Opportunities Active ETF (ASX: DHOF) is making its final distribution and redemption payments as it completes wind-up, returning over $9.64 per unit to unitholders in total.

Cann Group has boosted its private credit loan facility by $2 million to facilitate the early redemption of convertible notes, maintaining its debt restructuring momentum.

Kapstream Investment Trust completed a 5% off-market buyback and projects FY 2027 distributions around RBA Cash + 3.50%, supported by a rising yield to maturity.

Global X Management (AUS) Limited is trimming the management fee for its Australia 300 ETF (ASX: A300) by 25%, effective 1 July 2026, reflecting a subtle but meaningful cost saving for investors.

The Alternative Investment Trust (AIQ) posted a 2.0% diluted NTA return in 2025, weighed down by an 8% appreciation of the Australian dollar against its largely USD-denominated portfolio. The trust bolstered its capital base with a A$34.5 million rights issue and increased exposure to the WSS Master Fund.