Latest Schemes Of Arrangement News

Seven West Media shareholders are preparing to vote on a scheme of arrangement for acquisition by Southern Cross Media Group, with the Seven board unanimously recommending approval. The merger promises significant cost synergies and a stronger combined media platform.

Rover Group has completed its acquisition of Mad Paws, marking the pet services marketplace’s exit from the ASX with shareholders paid $0.14 per share.

Locate Technologies Limited has officially launched its IPO on the New Zealand Exchange, aiming to raise NZ$1 million as part of its transition to a new parent company, Locate NZ. This move aligns with the company’s broader strategy, including its Bitcoin Treasury approach and long-term growth ambitions.

Mayne Pharma has received notice of Cosette Pharmaceuticals' intention to appeal a court ruling in their acquisition dispute, potentially delaying the proposed takeover. The legal saga continues as key approvals and hearings loom.

AUB Group has approved EQT's partnership with CVC Asia Pacific to jointly pursue a $45 per share acquisition, extending exclusivity to December 4 as due diligence continues.

Mayne Pharma’s acquisition by Cosette Pharmaceuticals faces a regulatory delay as the Foreign Investment Review Board extends its approval deadline, pushing the court hearing to mid-November.

Warriedar Resources shareholders have overwhelmingly approved a scheme of arrangement for acquisition by Capricorn Metals, clearing a key hurdle ahead of final court approval and delisting.

Mayne Pharma updates shareholders on the extended Foreign Investment Review Board approval deadline and the rescheduled court hearing for its acquisition scheme by Cosette Australia BidCo.

An independent expert report from Kroll Australia affirms the proposed merger between Southern Cross Media Group and Seven West Media is fair and in the best interests of Southern Cross shareholders, setting the stage for a major consolidation in Australian media.

Mad Paws Holdings Limited shares have been suspended from the ASX following court approval of its acquisition by Rover Group, Inc. This marks a significant milestone in the pet services sector consolidation.

Mad Paws Holdings has secured court approval for its acquisition by Rover Group, marking a key milestone with trading suspension imminent and cash payouts scheduled.

The Supreme Court of New South Wales has approved Rover Group’s acquisition of Mad Paws, marking a pivotal moment for Australia’s leading pet services marketplace. The scheme will become effective this week, triggering share suspension and a new chapter for Mad Paws.