Latest Shareholder Voting News

betr Entertainment Limited has increased its takeover offer for PointsBet shares to 4.375 betr shares per PointsBet share, valuing each at $1.40 and surpassing MIXI’s cash bid. The company also expanded its selective buy-back pool to $90 million, signaling confidence in its acquisition strategy.

Pure Foods Tasmania has secured a $400,000 investment from entrepreneurs Jon Kontopos and Matthew Abrahams as part of a broader $750,000 capital raising effort, reinforcing confidence in the company’s turnaround plan ahead of its upcoming shareholder vote.

Fluence Corporation has agreed with its revolving lenders, who are also board members, to convert $1.8 million of accrued interest into shares, pending shareholder approval. This move aims to preserve cash and enhance operational flexibility as the company pursues growth.

Askari Metals is gearing up for a pivotal shareholder meeting to approve its Ethiopian gold and copper acquisition, while restructuring debt and expanding European investor outreach.

Platinum Capital Limited reported a 24% drop in net profit for FY2025, underperforming its benchmark, while announcing a strategic withdrawal of a merger scheme and initiating a substantial share buy-back alongside significant board changes.

Platinum Asia Investments Limited reported a robust 226% increase in net profit for FY2025, alongside a strategic Scheme of Arrangement to restructure and delist the company from the ASX.

Gold Road Resources has dispatched its Scheme Booklet to shareholders detailing the proposed acquisition by Gold Fields. The Board unanimously recommends approval, setting the stage for a pivotal shareholder vote in September.

Love Group Global Ltd plans a shareholder vote on returning 3 cents per share, signalling confidence in its cash position and growth outlook.

Piedmont Lithium Inc. has halted trading on the ASX as it finalises a merger with Sayona Mining Limited, marking a significant restructuring in the lithium mining sector.

Infomedia Ltd reported solid FY25 results with revenue up 4% to $146.5 million and net profit rising 32%, driven by key product growth and a strategic AI acquisition. The company also recommended shareholder approval of a premium takeover offer from TPG Capital.

Vonex Limited shareholders will soon decide on a court-approved scheme of arrangement under which Maxo Telecommunications will acquire the remaining 30.6% of Vonex shares it does not already own, offering an 80% premium to the pre-announcement share price.

Vonex Limited shareholders are set to vote on a court-approved scheme of arrangement for Maxo Telecommunications to acquire the remaining 30.6% stake, offering a significant premium. The scheme promises a timely cash exit amid sector uncertainties.