Latest Strategic Divestment News

Thor Energy reported a robust cash position of A$2.8 million at June 30, 2026, and confirmed natural hydrogen concentrations up to 3% at its HY-Range Project. The company awarded a fully funded 464 line-kilometre 2D seismic survey to Velseis, marking a key step towards drilling.

IGO Limited closed FY26 on a high note with improved safety metrics, rising spodumene prices, and a strategic divestment of its Nova nickel operation. Despite a fire-induced shutdown at Greenbushes, the company maintained robust cash flow and set ambitious FY27 guidance.

Bayan Mining has agreed to sell its Bayan Springs North Project in Nevada to Sun Silver for up to A$800,000, retaining a 1.0% royalty and securing non-dilutive funding to focus on rare earths development.

XPON Technologies delivered a positive unaudited Group EBITDA of $1.1 million for FY26, supported by strategic divestments and a focus on its AI marketing platform Wondaris. The company improved gross margins and maintained strong customer retention despite divesting non-core businesses.

London City Equities has boosted its net assets to a record $29 million for FY2026, driven by the sale of its Fiducian Group stake and the completion of Excelsior Capital’s liquidation.

Core Lithium has kicked off open pit mining at Grants and underground development at BP33, backed by strong cash reserves and strategic asset divestment plans.

Eminence Minerals has finalised the sale of its Mata da Corda Project in Brazil for USD 2 million, reinforcing its cash position to approximately AUD 5.4 million and sharpening its focus on priority exploration assets.

Bridge SaaS Limited has exited its non-core investment in Brightside Disability Support, recouping its initial outlay and sharpening its focus on AI-driven disability services and robotics innovation.

ResMed is offloading its MatrixCare business in a $490 million cash deal, reinforcing its strategic pivot towards high-growth sleep and connected care markets. The sale proceeds will fuel shareholder returns and innovation investments.

Caprice Resources has completed the sale of a 75% stake in its West Arunta Project to Maverick Minerals for A$2.7 million cash, while preserving a free-carried interest and minority stakes. The deal bolsters Caprice’s cash position, enabling intensified focus on its Murchison gold assets and a maiden resource estimate this year.

DXN Limited has landed a $1 million contract to deliver a Cable Landing Station in American Samoa, reinforcing its foothold in Pacific telecom infrastructure while divesting a non-core Tasmanian data centre.

Comms Group Limited is set to divest its onPlatinum division for $30 million, aiming to strengthen its balance sheet and return capital to shareholders. The company maintains solid FY26 guidance, driven by organic growth and cost rationalisation.