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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.

Last 10 companies delisted from ASX


Updated by the deListed Research Team on 05 September 2026
COMPANY DATE DELISTED REASON
ALMONTY INDUSTRIES INC. (AII) 01 Sep 26 we understand the company delisted because of low and declining trading volumes on ASX and given the costs and compliance it was no longer in the interests of shareholders to maintain the listing
AUSTRALIAN STRATEGIC MATERIALS LIMITED (ASM) 31 Aug 26 we understand EFR Critical Materials Pty Ltd (Energy Fuels)acquired the shares and options and eligible ASM Shareholders received 0.053 New Energy Fuels CDIs and A$0.13 cash per share. Ineligible Foreign Shareholders will have their shares sold by a Sale Agent. ASM Optionholders are entitled to A$0.50 cash per option held.
CL8 HOLDINGS LIMITED (CL8) 28 Aug 26 we understand the company failed to pay its annual listing fees in respect of the year ending 30 June 2027
JAYRIDE GROUP LIMITED (JAY) 28 Aug 26 we understand the company failed to pay its annual listing fees in respect of the year ending 30 June 2027
OLDFIELDS HOLDINGS LIMITED (OLH) 28 Aug 26 we understand the company failed to pay its annual listing fees in respect of the year ending 30 June 2027
PRO-PAC PACKAGING LIMITED (PPG) 28 Aug 26 we understand the company failed to pay its annual listing fees in respect of the year ending 30 June 2027
QPM ENERGY LIMITED (QPM) 28 Aug 26 we understand the company failed to pay its annual listing fees in respect of the year ending 30 June 2027
REDIVIUM LIMITED (RIL) 28 Aug 26 we understand the company failed to pay its annual listing fees in respect of the year ending 30 June 2027
TRIANGLE ENERGY (GLOBAL) LIMITED (TEG) 28 Aug 26 we understand the company failed to pay its annual listing fees in respect of the year ending 30 June 2027
UNIVERSAL BIOSENSORS INC. (UBI) 28 Aug 26 we understand the company failed to pay its annual listing fees in respect of the year ending 30 June 2027

 

My company was delisted—why?

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.


My company has been delisted.

Are my shares now worthless?

  • Not necessarily. If your company was delisted because of a takeover or merger, you may be entitled to cash and/or new shares. If you haven't received your entitlement, please use our tracing service here.

    • If it was due to business failure, shares are often worthless. But even worthless shares have a silver lining in the form of capital losses. We can assist here with realising the tax advantage.

       

      What happens if a company changes its name?

      This is incredibly common. Many companies change names to mask failure. Often shares are "consolidated".

      • If you can't find a company under its old name, try searching by its original ASX code.
      • Every company record on deListed includes a full history of previous and subsequent name changes. See a prime example here.

       

      Can I still sell shares in a delisted company?

      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.

       

      Can I sell shares in a company that is "Suspended"?

      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.

       

      Download delisted companies calendar years 1996-2025

      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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