Latest Shareholder Liquidity News

Finbar Group Limited reported a robust 46% increase in revenue to $284.5 million for FY2025, despite a 12.5% decline in comprehensive profit. The company completed key residential projects and sharpened its focus on core property development in Western Australia.

Platinum Capital Limited has withdrawn its proposed scheme of arrangement due to insufficient shareholder support and is now seeking approval for an on-market buy-back of up to 50% of its shares, aiming to enhance liquidity for investors.

WAM Alternative Assets Limited has announced a 15.4% increase in its fully franked final dividend for FY2025, reflecting robust portfolio gains and a confident outlook under Wilson Asset Management's stewardship.

FinTech Chain Limited has requested suspension of its shares from ASX trading to enable its removal from the official list, marking a significant shift for the fintech company.

Broken Hill Mines Limited will have its trading suspension lifted on 21 July 2025, marking its return to the ASX following successful compliance with listing rules.

Pact Group Holdings Ltd has requested suspension of its shares from ASX trading as it prepares for removal from the official list, signaling a major shift for investors.

The Takeovers Panel has received a contentious application challenging Keybridge Capital’s role in the Yowie takeover bid, spotlighting conflicts of interest tied to WAM Active’s influence. Interim orders were declined, leaving the dispute unresolved as a critical shareholder meeting unfolds.

EDU Holdings has secured ASX approval to voluntarily delist, pending shareholder consent, and announced a $12.4 million equal access share buy-back to provide liquidity options for investors.

EDU Holdings Limited plans to voluntarily delist from the ASX, citing low share liquidity and regulatory uncertainty in the international student market. The company proposes a substantial buy-back offer to provide shareholders with an exit opportunity ahead of delisting.

Macarthur Minerals is voluntarily delisting from the TSX Venture Exchange and OTC Market to focus on its Australian Stock Exchange listing, aiming to streamline operations and better serve its predominantly Australian investor base.

Pact Group Holdings has received conditional approval from the ASX for its voluntary delisting, pending shareholder endorsement at an upcoming extraordinary general meeting scheduled for 12 June 2025.