Latest Takeover Proposals News

Humm Group has received a shareholder notice to remove key directors alongside a non-binding acquisition proposal from Credit Corp, signaling potential major changes ahead.

Robex Resources has received a superior takeover proposal from Perseus Mining, triggering a five-day window to respond. The company’s board is now weighing its options amid this unexpected development.

Monash IVF has decisively turned down a non-binding acquisition offer valuing its shares at $0.80, citing significant undervaluation and uncertain financing. The Board signals openness only to proposals that deliver compelling shareholder value.

Macquarie Asset Management has tabled a $5.20 per share cash offer to acquire Qube Holdings, valuing the logistics giant at approximately $11.6 billion. The Qube board has entered an exclusivity agreement and signals unanimous support, pending due diligence and regulatory approvals.

Webjet Group has received a revised non-binding takeover offer from BGH Capital at A$0.91 per share, up from a previous A$0.80 bid, signaling renewed acquisition interest amid ongoing negotiations.

AUB Group delivered a robust FY25 with a 17.1% rise in underlying net profit and a 15% dividend increase, while navigating a $45 per share acquisition proposal from an EQT-CVC consortium.

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.