Latest Shareholder Approval News

PointsBet’s board has unanimously dismissed Betr Entertainment’s acquisition proposal, reaffirming that MIXI Australia’s $1.20 per share cash offer remains the superior path forward for shareholders.

PointsBet Holdings has formalised a conditional takeover bid deed with MIXI at $1.20 per share, activating if shareholders reject the current scheme of arrangement. The deal hinges on key regulatory approvals and a minimum 50.1% acceptance threshold.

Harvest Technology Group’s CEO, Ilario Faenza, has stepped in with a $500,000 unsecured loan to support the company’s working capital, highlighting ongoing liquidity management efforts.

Solstice Minerals secures a $2.13 million strategic placement from Paradice Investment Management, making Paradice its largest shareholder and fueling exploration at key Western Australian projects.

Mayne Pharma rejects Cosette Pharmaceuticals’ claims of valid termination of their scheme deal, setting the stage for a September court showdown while urging shareholders to back the scheme in June.

Santos Limited has received a compelling non-binding proposal from the XRG Consortium to acquire the company at a significant premium, prompting the board to engage in due diligence and negotiations. This move could reshape the Australian energy landscape if finalized.

Locate Technologies Limited has raised $316,500 by issuing 2.4 million shares to Novus Capital under its At-the-Market Facility, aiming to bolster its balance sheet amid ongoing growth in last-mile delivery technology.

Dundee Precious Metals has agreed to acquire Adriatic Metals in a recommended £924 million share and cash offer, valuing Adriatic at approximately US$1.25 billion and delivering a premium of over 47% to recent trading prices.

Yowie Group Ltd has initiated an off-market takeover bid to acquire Keybridge Capital Limited, offering one Yowie share for each Keybridge share amid Keybridge's financial distress and administration history.

Macarthur Minerals has clarified key details regarding its recent convertible note funding, confirming the counterparty is an independent entity and highlighting the need for shareholder approval before issuing shares on conversion.

Cobre Limited has secured $500,000 through a placement and is now launching a fully underwritten Loyalty Options Rights Issue to raise approximately AU$1.18 million, supporting its capital-light, catalyst-rich copper exploration strategy in Botswana.

New World Resources has successfully completed a placement of 32 million shares at $0.02 each to its board and senior management, following shareholder approval. This move subtly reshapes the company’s capital structure ahead of its copper and base metals projects in the US.