Latest Shareholder Transactions News

Norwood Systems has arranged a $200,000 working capital facility from a shareholder-related lender, aiming to support near-term liquidity and growth initiatives.

USCOM Limited has completed the sale of its subsidiary Uscom SNG Pte. Ltd, marking a cessation of its operating activities and leaving the company with minimal cash reserves.

Southern Cross Media Group has completed its acquisition of Seven West Media, issuing new shares and announcing key leadership and board changes that reshape Australia's media landscape.

Brightstar Resources has completed its acquisition of Aurumin Limited, converting Aurumin shares and options into Brightstar securities and prompting Aurumin’s imminent delisting from the ASX.

Central Petroleum has agreed to sell its Northern Territory sub-salt exploration permits to Georgina Energy, gaining a 25% equity stake in the helium-focused explorer. The deal refocuses Central on conventional oil and gas while offering shareholders exposure to emerging helium and hydrogen prospects.

The ASX has granted key waivers allowing Southern Cross Media to proceed with its acquisition of Seven West Media without shareholder approval, smoothing the way for a major media consolidation.

MetalsTech Limited’s substantial shareholders have finalized an off-market sale of 23.6 million shares, raising over $11 million and reshaping the company’s ownership landscape.

MetalsTech Limited has completed a significant off-market block trade involving 4 million shares worth nearly $2 million, signaling notable shifts among its substantial shareholders.

Apiam Animal Health has entered a Process Deed granting Adamantem exclusivity to pursue a $0.88 per share acquisition proposal. The Independent Board Committee signals intent to recommend the deal, pending due diligence and shareholder approval.

ARC Funds Limited has withdrawn its scrip offer for the remaining shares in The Term Deposit Shop Pty Ltd after securing acceptances for just over 10% of the target shares, raising its ownership to nearly three-quarters of the company.

Next Science Limited has agreed to sell most of its assets to Demetra Holdings for US$50 million, with plans to return an estimated US$30 million net proceeds to shareholders pending approval.