Latest Takeover Bids News

Peak Rare Earths has satisfied a critical Tanzanian mining licence condition and secured regulatory consent, advancing its proposed acquisition by a Shenghe subsidiary. The deal still awaits shareholder and further regulatory approvals.

The Takeovers Panel has received a contentious application challenging Keybridge Capital’s role in the Yowie takeover bid, spotlighting conflicts of interest tied to WAM Active’s influence. Interim orders were declined, leaving the dispute unresolved as a critical shareholder meeting unfolds.

Central Asia Metals has increased its takeover offer for New World Resources to A$0.062 per share after acquiring a significant stake, valuing the company at around A$230 million.

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.

The Takeovers Panel has issued interim orders preventing Yowie Group Ltd from processing acceptances or declaring unconditional its takeover bid for Keybridge Capital Limited, maintaining the status quo amid ongoing proceedings.

Kinterra Capital has announced an all-cash $204 million takeover bid for New World Resources, offering a significant premium over a rival bid and recent trading prices. The move positions Kinterra to potentially gain full control of NWR, reshaping the company’s future.

betr Entertainment disputes the exclusion of its proxy vote in the PointsBet MIXI scheme meeting and signals a legal challenge ahead of a key court hearing. Meanwhile, betr prepares an unconditional takeover offer for PointsBet shareholders.

Xanadu Mines has announced that Bastion Mining’s takeover offer is now unconditional, with key shareholders Zijin and CAAF Ltd accepting the bid and the offer period extended to mid-July.

Bastion Mining has surpassed the critical 50.1% ownership threshold in Xanadu Mines, removing key conditions from its takeover bid and declaring the offer unconditional.

New World Resources has increased its scheme offer to 5.5 cents per share, while rival Kinterra proposes a higher 5.7 cents off-market takeover bid. The board is reviewing the competing offers amid uncertainty over the final outcome.

Engenco Limited is set for trading suspension and delisting from the ASX after Elph Investments secures a 95.57% stake and moves to compulsorily acquire remaining shares.

New World Resources has received a conditional, non-binding takeover proposal from Kinterra Capital to acquire all remaining shares at A$0.057 each. The board is currently reviewing the offer amid ongoing market speculation.