Latest Takeover Battles News

PointsBet Holdings has secured interim orders from the Takeovers Panel to restrain betr Entertainment from dispatching its takeover bidder’s statement, intensifying the high-stakes contest for control.

New World Resources has upgraded its Antler Copper Deposit resource to 14.2 million tonnes at 3.8% copper equivalent, secured key permitting milestones, and recommended shareholders accept a $0.067 per share takeover offer from Kinterra Capital.

Kinterra Capital has withdrawn its review application to the Takeovers Panel after increasing its offer for New World Resources, prompting the board to recommend acceptance and Central Asia Metals to exit the race.

Kinterra Capital has raised its takeover offer for New World Resources to A$0.066 per share, making the bid unconditional and signaling a possible further increase if it secures a 30% stake.

PointsBet Holdings has received an unsolicited all-scrip takeover offer from Betr Entertainment valuing its shares at $1.03, but the board advises shareholders to hold off action while backing a superior $1.20 cash offer from MIXI.

betr Entertainment has unveiled an all-scrip takeover bid for PointsBet, offering shareholders 3.81 betr shares per PointsBet share, valuing the offer above a competing cash bid and promising significant cost synergies.

The Takeovers Panel has declined to intervene in the ongoing control tussle for New World Resources, despite concerns over delayed disclosure and contested share acquisitions.

Kinterra Infrastructure has increased its takeover offer for New World Resources shares to A$0.063, with a potential rise to A$0.064 if it secures over 30% ownership. This move intensifies the takeover battle against rival CAML, promising quicker payments and stronger funding assurances.

Kinterra Capital has lodged a formal application with the Takeovers Panel, contesting Central Asia Metals’ takeover tactics and $10 million placement in New World Resources. The dispute raises questions about market fairness and control of the mineral explorer.

Kinterra has increased its takeover offer for New World Resources to A$0.062 per share, positioning its bid as superior and less conditional than rival Central Metals Asia’s scheme proposal. With a significant stake and strategic moves underway, the battle for NWR ownership intensifies.

New World Resources and Central Asia Metals have agreed to increase their takeover offer to 6.2 cents per share, surpassing a competing bid and reshaping the acquisition landscape.

The Takeovers Panel has declined to review its earlier decision on Keybridge Capital's board reshuffle, dismissing Yowie Group's challenge and signaling a firm stance on takeover conduct.