What is the core reason for the Qube (ASX:QUB) stock market delisting?

Qube (ASX:QUB) is delisting from the Australian Securities Exchange because the Supreme Court granted final approval for an $11.7 billion takeover by a consortium led by Macquarie Asset Management.

What are the exact financial terms for Qube (ASX:QUB) shareholders under the takeover?

Current Qube (ASX:QUB) shareholders will receive a total cash consideration of $5.20 per security under the finalised scheme. The company board has also declared a fully franked special dividend of 34 cents per share ahead of the official delisting date.

What does the regulatory review mean for the Qube (ASX:QUB) transaction?

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission cleared the takeover of Qube (ASX:QUB) in June. The regulator officially ruled that the multi-billion dollar merger did not contravene federal antitrust laws.

What is the implementation timeline for the Qube (ASX:QUB) consortium takeover?

The final implementation of the scheme agreement for Qube (ASX:QUB) is scheduled to occur on Aug. 14. This follows the initial scheme implementation agreement that the company established with the consortium in February.

Who are the specific consortium members buying Qube (ASX:QUB)?

The consortium acquiring Qube (ASX:QUB) is led by Macquarie Asset Management and includes the specific entities MAIF 4 Rubik, UniSuper, and Pontegadea. This group will assume full private control of the logistics operator following the final Aug. 14 implementation date.

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Qube exits ASX after $11.7B takeover

Written by Liezl GambePublished Jul 8, 2026, 5:20 AM

Qube will delist from the ASX following final Supreme Court approval of its takeover.
Shareholders are set to receive a cash consideration of $5.20 per security alongside a special dividend.
The transaction transitions the logistics operator to private ownership under a Macquarie Asset Management-led consortium.

Qube (ASX:QUB) will delist from the Australian Securities Exchange on July 8 following final court approval for an $11.7 billion takeover.

This decision follows a scheme implementation agreement established with the acquiring consortium in February.

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission cleared the transaction in June after finding no antitrust breaches.

The consortium includes MAIF 4 Rubik, UniSuper, and Pontegadea, with final implementation scheduled for Aug. 14.

Following the announcement, the Qube share price was unchanged at $5.12.

Current shareholders will receive a total cash consideration of $5.20 per security under the finalised scheme.

The company board also declared a fully franked special dividend of 34 cents per share ahead of delisting.

Qube exits ASX after $11.7B takeover

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