Latest Strategic Acquisitions News

Growthpoint Properties Australia kicks off FY26 with robust leasing activity, high occupancy rates, and a strategic $24 million industrial acquisition, maintaining its financial guidance and sustainability credentials.

Black Canyon Limited has expanded its footprint in the east Pilbara by acquiring strategic tenements adjacent to its Wandanya manganese and iron project, unlocking new exploration potential ahead of planned drilling in 2026.

ARC Funds Limited has strategically acquired $2.15 million face value of convertible notes in ausbiz TV at just 20% of their value, issuing 4.47 million new shares as consideration. This move aligns with ARC’s growth strategy to diversify income streams and deepen its investment platform.

Hansen Technologies has agreed to acquire UK-based Digitalk for approximately A$66.4 million, aiming to boost its recurring revenue and global communications footprint. The deal is expected to be immediately accretive to earnings and completed by year-end 2025.

Australian Gold and Copper Ltd has completed the acquisition of a key exploration licence in the South Cobar Basin, expanding its footprint to 2,600 km² and setting the stage for accelerated exploration.

Almonty Industries reversed prior losses with a Q3 2025 profit, successfully listed on Nasdaq, and announced a strategic acquisition in Montana, expanding its tungsten footprint.

Bastion Minerals has agreed to acquire the Ninnis Gold Project in Western Australia’s Northern Goldfields for $125,000 in shares plus a 1.5% royalty, marking a strategic move into a prolific gold region. The early-stage project shows promising geological similarities to major nearby deposits, with exploration set to begin immediately after completion.

Forrestania Resources has retracted its previous reference to a third-party Mineral Resource Estimate for the Hyden Project, clarifying it has yet to complete its own JORC-compliant assessment. Meanwhile, the company highlights strong growth across its Western Australian gold portfolio and strategic acquisitions.

Cash Converters International Limited (ASX – CCV) has announced a fully underwritten $25 million equity raising to finance the acquisition of a 29-store Australian franchise network, aiming to expand its corporate footprint and accelerate growth.

De.mem Limited has completed its $3 million acquisition of Core Chemicals, a specialty chemical supplier to Western Australia's gold mining sector, significantly expanding its market footprint and boosting pro-forma EBITDA to $1.6 million.

White Cliff Minerals has strategically acquired the Bornite Lake prospect, consolidating its Rae Copper Project tenure in Nunavut and gaining access to historic high-grade copper mineralisation. This acquisition completes the company’s control over a key 50km strike along the Herb Dixon fault, setting the stage for unified exploration efforts.

TechGen Metals has significantly expanded its Western Australian gold footprint with three new exploration licences adjoining Ramelius Resources’ prolific Dalgaranga Gold Project, positioning itself as a key player in a proven gold corridor.