Deals

Civil contractor Dowsing Group has bought into the northern suburb with a $4.14 million acquisition.

Retirement village provider Eureka Villages bought the 9-hectare property.

Australia's richest person Gina Rinehart will up her stake in Arafura Rare Earths, as it becomes the latest developer to rattle the tin off the back of a soaring share price.

Local investors have snapped up the 2.64-hectare parcel via a mortgagee in possession sale.

Two local developers have bought the sites, with plans for housing and a childcare centre.

Mineral Resources will pocket the remaining $200 million from its sale of a 49 per cent stake in the trust for its troubled Onslow Iron haul road after notching a key shipping milestone.

The two retail properties have significant redevelopment potential.

A commercial lawyer has purchased the historic western suburbs property.

Carmaker Ford has halved its spodumene order from Liontown Resources, with the lithium miner afforded another year before its $300 million loan repayments fall due.

Eastern Goldfields miner Lynas Rare Earths has shaken hands with a US manufacturer to build a non-China supply chain for rare earth magnets, with defence customers to be given top priority.

The West African gold pundits will merge in an all-share deal, creating a mid-tier producer targeting 400,000 ounces by 2029.

The property has sold to a healthcare provider after a deal with Kerry Stokes' Australian Capital Equity fell through.

An east coast investment firm has bought Brighton Village for $25.3 million, marking Colliers' second Perth neighbourhood shopping centre transaction within 12 months.

Seven West Media and Southern Cross Media have shaken hands on a merger under which Kerry Stokes would step down as chairman of the board by early next year.

Fortescue is buying 400 more zero-emission haul trucks for its Pilbara operations, amid a series of deals with Chinese green technology developers and an acquisition of a Spanish renewables firm.

Coogee Chemicals boss Tim Martin has recently sold a 4,229 square metre waterfront site, south of Perth, to the Prendiville Group.

Woodside Energy has shaken hands with a state-owned Turkish oil and gas company for a long-term LNG supply deal from its under-construction US$17.5 billion Louisiana project in the US.

Mineral Resources chair Malcolm Bundey has moved to reassure investors that Chris Ellison was "not involved" in deliberations to acquire his brother's collapsed Resource Development Group.

Andrew Forrest's private mining vehicle is now the operator of a half-built rare earths project, having cemented its controlling stake in the deal with Hastings Technology Metals.

Satterley Property Group has sold 108.8 hectares of land in Perth's Peel region to Melbourne-based developer Growland.

The ASX-listed developer has spent $136 million on more than 100 hectares of land in Mariginiup for its 1,700-lot estate.

The purchase of two medical centres forms the basis of a new healthcare fund for the Subiaco-based company.

Directors behind an Adelaide-based transport company have purchased the Bannister Road industrial property for $25 million.

The disability services provider is “exploring relocation options” after selling its Mosman Park and Belmont sites.

Paywise has acquired Easifleet for $40 million, expanding the Perth-based car leasing service's national footprint.

The competition watchdog has cleared BGC Australia's sale of its cementitious division, with the business carved up between Cement Australia and Adbri.

Several recent major transactions in Subiaco, including the sale of MJA Studio's offices, show strong interest from owner occupiers.

Japanese investors Mitsui and Itochu have each acquired a stake in BHP's Ministers North iron ore deposit in the Pilbara, keeping with their investments in the Big Australian's assets.

A WA born businesswoman has purchased the South Terrace property from PARC Developments.

Burswood-based PRL Global is set to acquire the Ardmore phosphate mine in Queensland after satisfying all conditions precedent for the complex deal.

Perth-founded share registry Automic Group is set to be acquired by US-based private equity investor Advent for $725 million, with several local shareholders sharing in the spoils.

The North Perth developer has acquired a site for $4 million from the state government, with plans to bring 200 dwellings to the area.