SMSF trustees should review suspended or delisted holdings before 30 June 2026. Realising these positions will crystallise capital losses (usable against future gains) and simplify fund portfolios ahead of the Division 296 reset.
SMSF trustees should review suspended or delisted holdings before 30 June 2026. Realising these positions will crystallise capital losses (usable against future gains) and simplify fund portfolios ahead of the Division 296 reset.
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Here are the 10 most recent companies delisted from ASX.
Go to the bottom of the list to determine how to find your company and what action you can take.
| COMPANY | DATE DELISTED | REASON |
|---|---|---|
| RESIMAC PREMIER SERIES 2020-1 (RA2) | 23 Jun 26 | we understand the entity was delisted after the A$160,000,000 Class A3 Floating Rate Notes due 7 February 2052 were redeemed on Monday, 9 September 2024 |
| HARTSHEAD RESOURCES NL (HHR) | 23 Jun 26 | we understand ACAM GP Limited was successful with an offer of $0.014 for each Fully Paid HHR Share and $0.0007 for each Partly Paid HHR Share |
| MAGNETIC RESOURCES NL (MAU) | 22 Jun 26 | we understand in the acquisition by Genesis Minerals Limited (ASX: GMD), shareholders who elected to receive the "˜Default Consideration' (or who did not make an Election) received 0.0873 New Genesis Shares plus $1.40 cash per ordinary share; shareholders who elected to receive the "˜Default Consideration' (or who did not make an Election) received the Default Consideration of 0.0873 New Genesis Shares plus $1.20 cash for each contributing Share |
| MINERAL COMMODITIES LTD (MRC) | 18 Jun 26 | we understand the company was delisted because it failed to lodge a periodic report for a continuous period of 1 year after the deadline for lodgement of the periodic report |
| AUSTRALIAN UNITY OFFICE PROPERTY FUND (AOF) | 09 Jun 26 | we understand AOF Unitholders approved the disposal of AOF's main undertaking and associated steps with respect to the cessation of AOF's real estate investment business, including the sale of Charlotte Street, returning aggregate proceeds to AOF Unitholders, delisting from the ASX and ultimately winding up AOF |
| 5E ADVANCED MATERIALS INC (5EA) | 27 May 26 | we understand the company believed that the financial, administrative and compliance obligations and costs associated with maintaining an ASX listing were no longer in the best interests of 5EA and its security holders as a whole - the Company's shares of common stock will continue to be traded on The Nasdaq Global Select Market under the trading symbol FEAM |
| WINSOME RESOURCES LIMITED (WR1) | 21 May 26 | we understand Winsome Shareholders (excluding Ineligible Foreign Holders and Non-Electing Small Shareholders) were issued 0.107 of a New Li-FT CDI quoted on ASX (or, if they made a valid election, 0.107 of a New Li-FT Share listed on TSXV) for each Winsome Share they held |
| LA TROBE FINANCIAL CAPITAL MARKETS TRUST 2022-2 (LT9) | 19 May 26 | we understand the A$386,250,000 Class A1L floating rate notes due 15 February 2054 and A$67,500,000 Class A2 floating rate notes due 15 February 2054 were redeemed on 15 May 2026 |
| NATIONAL STORAGE REIT (NSR) | 11 May 26 | we understand entities established and jointly indirectly owned by a consortium of the Brookfield Funds (being funds owned or managed by Brookfield Asset Management Ltd or its affiliates and their managed funds) and affiliates of the GIC Investor (Consortium) acquired all of the stapled securities in NSR for $2.80 cash per NSR security |
| TRITON BOND TRUST 2021-1 IN RESPECT OF SERIES 1 (TT6) | 04 May 26 | we understand the Class A1-5Y Notes (A$180,000,000) with a maturity date of 22 October 2051 were redeemed on 23 February 2026 |
The most common reasons for a delisting are takeover, merger, securities maturing, or business failure.
If your company is not in the table above, use the Search facility at the top of this page to find your company's profile. Once located, click on "News & Events" in the company record to read the specific reason it was removed from the exchange.
This is incredibly common. Many companies change names to mask failure. Often shares are "consolidated".
Yes, but not on the ASX. We specialise in helping shareholders crystallize tax losses for delisted or unlisted shares. This is often also required to close out an account, or wind up a SMSF, private company or an estate.
Go to our "Worthless Shares" service here.
Yes. Many suspended companies have failed and will eventually be delisted. We can assist by purchasing these shares so that an SMSF, Estate, or Company can be wound up and a capital loss crystallized.
See our list of eligible companies here.
Please click on the appropriate year below to see in csv format, companies delisted in that calendar year along with the date, official ASX reason and our explanation for the delisting. (Note that our explanation includes the amount of consideration payable to shareholders where a company has been taken over or merged.)
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| 2024 | 2025 | ALL (1996 to 2025) | ||||
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