Latest Takeover Proposal News

AUB Group has received a revised $45 per share acquisition proposal from EQT, prompting the board to grant exclusivity for due diligence. The deal remains non-binding and subject to multiple conditions.

LDR Assets, led by the Lederer Family Office, updates its $0.70 per security takeover offer for Elanor Commercial Property Fund, highlighting management concerns and urging investors to accept before the 13 October deadline.

Eildon Capital Group has received a $0.80 per security takeover offer from Samuel Terry Asset Management, prompting the board to recommend no immediate action while it forms an independent committee to assess the bid.

Johns Lyng Group reported a modest revenue increase to $1.18 billion in FY25, driven by organic growth and key acquisitions, while agreeing to a $1.1 billion takeover scheme with Pacific Equity Partners.

Abacus Storage King has reported a robust FY25 with a $289 million net profit and steady distribution guidance, while advancing its growth and sustainability agenda amid ongoing takeover discussions.

Abacus Storage King reported a 109% surge in net profit for FY25, while rejecting an initial takeover bid and entering due diligence on a revised offer. The company’s strong operating platform and strategic acquisitions underpin its growth ambitions.

PointsBet’s board has unanimously recommended shareholders accept MIXI Australia’s increased $1.25 per share cash offer, now unconditional and representing a significant premium. MIXI holds 28.2% of PointsBet and may raise the offer further if it gains majority control.

Elanor Commercial Property Fund has received an unsolicited off-market takeover offer from the Lederer Group, prompting the formation of an Independent Board Committee to evaluate the proposal and advise securityholders.

Morris Group has launched a conditional, non-binding takeover proposal for Reef Casino Trust, offering $3.70 per unit, rivaling the existing Iris bid. The Independent Board Committee urges unitholders to hold off while assessing this alternative.

PointsBet has firmly dismissed Betr Entertainment’s unsolicited scrip takeover proposal, endorsing instead MIXI Australia’s superior all-cash offer. The board highlights significant risks and uncertainties tied to Betr’s bid while unanimously recommending shareholders accept MIXI’s $1.20 per share offer.

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.

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.