Latest Restructuring News

Domino’s Pizza Enterprises announces CEO Mark Dyck will step down by December 2025, with Chairman Jack Cowin stepping in as interim Executive Chair to guide the company through its next growth phase.

Horseshoe Metals secures $851,000 through a share placement and converts nearly $650,000 of debt into equity, aiming to accelerate development at its Horseshoe Lights Copper-Gold Project and fund exploration across Australia.

Platinum Asia Investments Limited has announced a significant restructure via a scheme of arrangement, offering shareholders the chance to exchange shares for units in a new ETF, alongside a potential special dividend. The company has secured court approval and outlined a detailed timetable for the process.

Platinum Capital Limited has secured a court date to progress its scheme of arrangement, offering shareholders a swap of shares for ETF units and a potential special dividend. Key dates and financial mechanics have been outlined ahead of the shareholder vote.

Butn Limited has locked in a $100 million senior secured debt facility with Northleaf Capital Partners, marking a pivotal step in its growth strategy and refinancing existing debt.

Enero Group has appointed Ian Ball as its new CEO, marking a pivotal leadership transition following significant operational achievements and a strategic refocus.

Washington H. Soul Pattinson and Brickworks announce a conditional $14 million Topco share placement and a concurrent repurchase of up to $450 million in convertible notes, key steps in their proposed merger.

Elanor Investors Group updates on its ongoing asset divestment program, debt covenant negotiations, and corporate governance reforms as it navigates balance sheet challenges and strategic options.

Eildon Capital Group has revealed a significant loan repayment default by Kings Investment, alongside a cautious outlook for its FY25 financials amid a sluggish Melbourne property market.

Energy World Corporation Ltd plans to convert $440.5 million of debt into shares at a significant premium, reshaping its capital structure and boosting major shareholders’ stakes. Concurrently, the company announces key leadership changes to steer its next growth phase.

Metro Performance Glass has locked in a minimum $15 million capital raise and a new three-year loan facility, positioning itself for growth with Amari Metals Australia set to become the majority shareholder.

Health and Plant Protein Group Ltd (HPP) reveals ongoing confidential discussions on corporate opportunities and reaffirms plans to return surplus assets to shareholders.