Latest Shareholding Changes News

Kincora Copper has sealed definitive agreements to divest its Mongolian subsidiaries for US$10 million, marking a strategic pivot to focus on its Australian gold-copper projects.

Northern Star Resources has pulled out of the Egina Gold Project joint venture with Novo Resources, returning all exploration data and leaving Novo to steer the project solo. Novo plans to resume drilling in the second half of 2026 while continuing other Pilbara exploration programs.

Kincora Copper has received a US$1.5 million non-refundable option payment from Tumen Ail Coal, marking a significant step toward divesting its Mongolian subsidiaries. The staged US$10 million deal supports Kincora’s shift to focus on Australian projects and its project generator model.

The Australian Treasurer has mandated the disposal of over 1.6 billion shares held by foreign entities in Northern Minerals, intensifying regulatory scrutiny of foreign ownership in this critical rare earths company.

T&G Global is moving to sell its New Zealand fresh produce and Pacific Island businesses as part of a strategic pivot to concentrate on its premium Apples and VentureFruit platforms. The divestments, pending contract finalisation, mark a significant reshaping of the company’s portfolio amid shareholder shifts.

Celsius Resources' subsidiary has formally notified its partner of plans to relinquish a 60% stake in Makilala Mining Company, with regulatory compliance and shareholder engagement underway.

MC Mining reports steady progress at its Makhado steelmaking coal project in South Africa alongside a significant increase in Kinetic Development Group's shareholding to 44%. The company maintains its production targets for 2026 amid strong safety and environmental records.

Celsius Resources has appointed Peter Hume as interim chairman while progressing the sale of its Opuwo project and reclaiming a key 60% shareholding in its Philippine affiliate after funding obligations were unmet.

BSP Financial Group has explained the late filing of a director’s shareholding change, attributing it to delayed confirmation from a financial advisor, while reaffirming its compliance policies.

Stealth Group Holdings has explained the late filing of a director’s interest notice as an administrative oversight, assuring no market harm occurred. The company has since strengthened its compliance controls to prevent future lapses.

Shriro Holdings Limited has announced a $5 million off-market share buy-back at $0.81 per share, representing nearly 8% of its issued capital and approved by shareholders. The move returns excess capital following a strategic shift and may reshape the company’s growth trajectory.

WAM Strategic Value Limited has confirmed a fully franked final dividend of AUD 0.03 per share for the financial year ending June 2025, alongside an updated Dividend Reinvestment Plan price.