Latest Trading Suspensions News

The Federal Court of Australia has approved the acquisition scheme for Lynch Group Holdings, paving the way for a cash payout to shareholders and imminent trading suspension.

Hexima Limited reveals plans to return capital to shareholders and restructure its board following the closure of its main clinical program and prolonged ASX trading suspension.

Redivium Limited is advancing a recapitalisation strategy with Australian investors to meet ASX requirements and resume trading after a prolonged suspension.

Finaccess Restauración, S.L. has closed its takeover offer for Restaurant Brands New Zealand Limited, securing approximately 98% ownership and initiating compulsory acquisition of remaining shares ahead of the company’s delisting from NZX and ASX.

West African Resources Limited has resumed trading on the ASX following a government request to acquire an additional 35% stake in its Kiaka subsidiary, signaling a notable shift in ownership dynamics.

MPR Australia Limited has completed the sale of its core renewable energy business for $19 million and is now exploring options including returning capital to shareholders or acquiring a new business via backdoor listing.

Sunshine Metals Limited will lift its trading suspension on 24 November 2025 following a key Supreme Court ruling. Investors await details on the court outcome that triggered the suspension.

Atomic Eagle Ltd, formerly known as Tombador Iron Limited, will have its trading suspension lifted and be reinstated to quotation on the ASX starting 24 November 2025 after meeting key compliance requirements.

Aurumin Limited’s shares will be suspended from trading following court approval of Brightstar Resources’ acquisition scheme, marking a pivotal step in the takeover process.

Infomedia Ltd’s acquisition by McQueen BidCo, backed by TPG Capital, has been legally approved, triggering trading suspension and scheduled shareholder payments.

Aurumin Limited’s acquisition by Brightstar Resources has been legally approved, triggering a share exchange and imminent delisting from the ASX.

Lynch Group shareholders have overwhelmingly approved the proposed acquisition by Darwin Aus Bidco, clearing a major hurdle ahead of final court approval and trading suspension.