Latest Shareholder Rights News

Kinterra Capital GP Corp. II has increased its takeover offer for New World Resources Limited to A$0.062 per share, presenting shareholders with a superior all-cash proposal compared to rival Central Asia Metals Plc. The offer, backed by Kinterra’s 19.3% stake, aims for full ownership and potential delisting of NWR.

The Takeovers Panel has introduced a gradual lifting of voting restrictions on ARN Media's 6.83% stake in Southern Cross Media, following Sandon Capital's push to influence board control.

The Takeovers Panel has introduced a phased lifting of voting restrictions on ARN Media’s 6.83% stake in Southern Cross Media, allowing incremental voting rights restoration starting July 2025 amid a contested board spill.

Engenco Limited’s shares will be suspended from trading following compulsory acquisition notices issued by Elph Investments, signaling a major shift in ownership.

Kinterra Capital has announced an all-cash $204 million takeover bid for New World Resources, offering a significant premium over a rival bid and recent trading prices. The move positions Kinterra to potentially gain full control of NWR, reshaping the company’s future.

Elders Limited has updated its dividend details for the six months ending March 2025, confirming an 18-cent per share payout, half of which is franked, with a Dividend Reinvestment Plan offering a 1.5% discount.

F.F.I. Holdings Ltd has completed a non-renounceable entitlement offer, issuing over two million new shares and raising approximately $7.35 million before costs. The new shares will begin trading on the ASX from June 24, 2025.

Keybridge Capital has lodged formal applications with the Takeovers Panel contesting Yowie Group’s off-market takeover offer, citing alleged legal circumvention and disclosure issues. The dispute raises questions about control dynamics and shareholder rights in the unfolding corporate tussle.

Yowie Group Ltd has formally applied to the Takeovers Panel for a review of its recent decision involving Keybridge Capital Limited, signaling ongoing regulatory scrutiny in this corporate governance matter.

Bastion Minerals is launching a non-renounceable rights issue to raise approximately $677,721, offering shareholders three new shares for every four held. Optionholders must act quickly to exercise their options if they wish to participate.

Bastion Minerals has launched a non-renounceable rights issue to raise up to $677,721, offering eligible shareholders in Australia and New Zealand the chance to increase their holdings at a minimal price. The capital will support ongoing project evaluations and working capital needs.

Astron Corporation is set to redomicile from Hong Kong to Australia, establishing a new Australian parent company and simplifying shareholder engagement. This move aims to align governance with local standards and boost investor confidence.