Latest Shareholder Payouts News

The Supreme Court of New South Wales has approved the scheme of arrangement for SDI Limited’s acquisition by Beijing Guoci’s subsidiary, paving the way for a cash payout and ASX suspension.

Hartshead Resources NL has completed its takeover by ACAM GP Limited, delivering a cash payout to shareholders and triggering board resignations and new appointments ahead of imminent ASX delisting.

Hartshead Resources NL’s takeover by ACAM GP Limited clears its final legal hurdle, triggering suspension of Hartshead shares and setting key dates for shareholder payouts.

The Supreme Court of Western Australia has approved ACAM GP Limited’s full acquisition of Hartshead Resources via a scheme of arrangement, setting the stage for the company’s ASX suspension and shareholder payouts next month.

Insignia Financial’s $3.3 billion acquisition by CC Capital Partners has cleared its final legal hurdle, with the Federal Court approving the scheme of arrangement and share trading set to suspend imminently. Shareholders on record will receive $4.80 per share when the deal completes later this month.

The Federal Court has approved the acquisition scheme for Insignia Financial by CC Capital Partners, setting the stage for a $4.80 per share cash payout and imminent ASX suspension.

Beam Communications has turned around its fortunes, posting a $2 million net profit for the first half of FY26 and announcing a $12.1 million capital return following the divestment of Zoleo Inc.

RPMGlobal’s acquisition by Caterpillar has cleared its final legal hurdle, with shares suspended and a $5 per share cash payout set for mid-February.

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.

Next Science reported a 3% rise in Q3 product sales and completed a $50 million asset sale to OSARTIS GmbH, setting the stage for a significant shareholder return.

Vonex Limited has finalized its Scheme of Arrangement, transferring all shares to Maxo Telecommunications and initiating a board overhaul ahead of its imminent ASX delisting.

Prestal Holdings reported a sharp 25% revenue decline and a staggering 133% increase in net loss for FY2025, yet still declared a special dividend and capital return.