Latest Shareholder Vote News

Mount Burgess Mining NL has secured agreements to extinguish nearly $4.7 million in legacy debt, converting a small portion into equity and options, positioning the company for renewed growth.

Piedmont Lithium has outlined the detailed timetable for its merger with Sayona Mining, marking a significant restructuring in the North American lithium supply chain. The merger will culminate in Piedmont’s delisting from Nasdaq and ASX, with Sayona shares taking center stage.

Strike Resources signals potential for an additional A$5 million capital raise through oversubscriptions, pending board approval, with new shares under Tranche 2 set to follow the Share Purchase Plan issuance.

Lanthanein Resources has completed diamond drilling at its Lady Grey Project, reported promising assay results, and launched a $2.4 million capital raising alongside a proposed rebrand to Fortuna Metals.

Peak Rare Earths Limited has updated its acquisition scheme, replacing Ganzhou Chenguang with Shenghe Resources (Singapore) Pte. Ltd. as the acquiring party, simplifying regulatory hurdles and valuing the company at nearly A$158 million.

The Foreign Investment Review Board has approved CoStar Group’s acquisition of Domain Holdings, clearing a major regulatory hurdle ahead of the shareholder vote scheduled for August 4.

Mantle Minerals has received conversion notices for over half of its outstanding convertible notes, prompting a shareholder vote in September to decide on converting $742,000 of debt into shares with attached options.

MAC Copper Limited has scheduled a key court hearing on July 30 to progress Harmony Gold’s recommended acquisition, moving closer to shareholder votes and regulatory approvals.

Spartan Resources Limited shares have been suspended from the ASX following court approval of a scheme of arrangement for its acquisition by Ramelius Resources Limited. This marks a significant step toward the consolidation of gold mining assets in Western Australia.

Mad Paws Holding Limited has agreed to be acquired by US-based Rover Group for $62 million, with shareholders set to receive a significant premium. The deal includes divestment of Mad Paws’ Pet Chemist business and closure of other e-commerce operations.

Carnarvon Energy is set to invest up to A$88 million in Strike Energy through a two-tranche equity placement, positioning itself as Strike’s largest shareholder. This strategic move aims to accelerate development of Strike’s key Perth Basin assets, with production milestones targeted by 2026.

Insignia Financial has agreed to a $4.80 per share acquisition offer from CC Capital, representing a 56.9% premium over its recent share price. The Board unanimously recommends the scheme, pending regulatory and shareholder approvals.