Latest Strategic Divestment News

Dexus Industria REIT has agreed to sell its remaining Brisbane Technology Park assets for $155.5 million, marking a strategic pivot to concentrate solely on industrial properties.

REA Group has reported a robust FY25 with strong revenue and profit growth, underpinned by solid Australian market performance and strategic moves in India. The company also announced a leadership transition amid optimistic FY26 guidance.

PVW Resources has agreed to sell its Leonora Project in Western Australia for A$500,000, redirecting capital towards its promising Brazilian rare earth and gold assets.

Resources & Energy Group Limited (REZ) reports strong progress in gold production at East Menzies with two successful gold pours and a $1.1 million capital raise, while divesting its Mount Mackenzie asset to sharpen focus on Western Australia.

Rapid Critical Metals has completed a $10.5 million capital raise to acquire major silver projects in New South Wales, appointed Byron Miles as Managing Director, and expanded its land holdings near the Webbs Silver Project by 26 times.

Moho Resources has completed the sale of its Empress Springs Project, securing over $700,000 in cash inflows, while unveiling a significant new gold anomaly at its Silver Swan North Project in Western Australia.

Decidr AI Industries reported an 82% revenue jump in its AI platform during Q4 FY25, launched AI Mentors with The Growth Faculty, and divested its 13Seeds business to sharpen focus on AI innovation.

Flynn Gold has sold its Mount Dove Project tenement in Western Australia for $200,000, marking the start of a strategic divestment of non-core assets to fund exploration in Tasmania.

Cazaly Resources advances its Goongarrie Gold Project with promising high-grade drill results and identifies a new target area, while maintaining a solid cash position at the end of June 2025.

NT Minerals has advanced key asset sales including the Mountain Home and Redbank/Wollogorang projects, while facing a critical cash position and awaiting shareholder approval for its latest disposal deal.

Juno Minerals has agreed to sell its Mount Mason DSO Hematite Project for A$6 million cash plus a 2% royalty, while maintaining focus on its flagship Mount Ida Magnetite Project. The transaction strengthens Juno’s cash position and sets the stage for renewed development efforts.

Latitude 66 Limited has agreed to sell its 17.5% interest in the Greater Duchess Copper Gold Joint Venture to Carnaby Resources for A$6 million, combining cash and shares. This strategic move frees up capital for Lat66 to focus on its exploration projects in Western Australia and Finland.