New Hope agrees to combine with Malabar Resources

By Public Technologies
  • New Hope will combine with Malabar Resources in an all-share transaction valuing Malabar's fully diluted equity at AUD 1.8 billion.
  • Malabar shareholders will receive one share in the combined group for every two Malabar shares, valuing each Malabar share at AUD 2.92.
  • Existing New Hope shareholders will own approximately 79% of the combined group; other Malabar shareholders will hold approximately 21%.
  • The combination adds the Maxwell underground coal mine in Australia's Upper Hunter Valley, with resources of 2,320 million metric tons.
  • Completion is targeted for February or March 2027, subject to Malabar shareholder, court and regulatory approvals.


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