Latest Takeover Bid News

Horizon Oil confirms its takeover offer for Cue Energy shares as best and final, holding a majority stake and with all regulatory approvals cleared. The offer period closes on 19 June 2026, with liquidity risks flagged for minority shareholders who abstain.

Diamond Infraco has officially satisfied multiple regulatory conditions in its takeover offer for Atlas Arteria, freeing the offer from several major hurdles and holding a 34.56% stake.

Forrestania Resources has launched a recommended off-market takeover bid for Zenith Minerals, valuing Zenith at about A$93.5 million with a 46.7% premium. The deal aims to create a larger, diversified Western Australian gold explorer and developer.

Atlas Arteria has lodged its second supplementary target's statement, maintaining its firm recommendation to reject IFM’s conditional takeover offer despite an extension of the bid period to 18 June 2026.

ReadyTech Holdings has dismissed an unsolicited acquisition proposal valuing the company at $2.00 per share, calling it undervalued and unworkable. The offer includes a parallel off-market bid at $1.75 per share with a 50.1% minimum acceptance condition.

Global Lithium Resources has completed a strategic placement raising A$7.32 million from Lopal, cementing a key partnership and advancing its Manna Lithium Project toward a final investment decision.

Xingye Gold (Hong Kong) Mining Company Limited has launched an off-market takeover offer for all remaining shares in Far East Gold Ltd (ASX:FEG) at $0.13 cash per share, offering shareholders a premium amid stalled projects and funding concerns.

The Takeovers Panel has refused to proceed with a disclosure dispute application related to Atlas Arteria’s off-market takeover bid and its handling of a right of first offer notice for the Chicago Skyway asset.

The Takeovers Panel has declined to find unacceptable circumstances in Diamond Infraco’s bid for Atlas Arteria, accepting ASIC relief and an undertaking that address concerns over the conditional price increase mechanism.

oOh!media posts solid early 2026 revenue growth and launches a $12 million annual savings program, while exiting retail media and navigating takeover bids.

Atlas Arteria reported a resilient 2025 with 9.3% EBITDA growth and steady toll revenue, while its Board unanimously urged investors to reject IFM’s unsolicited takeover offer, citing undervaluation and onerous conditions.

Diamond Infraco, backed by IFM Global Infrastructure Fund, has lodged a Takeovers Panel application alleging material disclosure deficiencies in Atlas Arteria's takeover bid documents, centering on governance rights tied to the Chicago Skyway asset.