Latest Boardroom Shifts News

DevEx Resources has appointed Marnie Finlayson, a seasoned mining executive from Rio Tinto, as Managing Director starting December 2025, signaling a strategic push in uranium and rare earth projects.

Nufarm Limited has announced Rico Christensen as its new CEO, effective January 2026, succeeding Greg Hunt who will stay on as advisor until mid-2026. Christensen brings three decades of global agricultural sector expertise and a strong operational focus.

Nufarm Limited reported a $165.3 million statutory loss for FY25, driven by restructuring costs in Seed Technologies despite strong Crop Protection growth. A CEO transition and refinancing moves set the stage for FY26.

Golden Mile Resources announces the immediate resignation of Managing Director Damon Dormer, with the board stepping in to manage operations during the transition.

AVADA Group reported a 10.5% revenue decline in FY2025 amid operational consolidation and leadership changes, while conducting a strategic review of its New Zealand operations. Despite setbacks, the company remains cautiously optimistic about future growth.

Aspermont Limited’s shares have been suspended from trading due to a critical shortfall in board directors, raising questions about its governance and future compliance.

Middle Island Resources announces the immediate resignation of CEO Roland Bartsch, with the company opting to pay out his full notice period and his unlisted options lapsing as per contract terms.

James Hardie Industries has appointed Ryan Lada as its new Chief Financial Officer, succeeding Rachel Wilson who will remain as an advisor during the transition. The move comes alongside the company’s Q2 FY26 results announcement.

James Hardie Industries has appointed Nigel Stein as the new Chair of its Board and established an Integration and Performance Committee to oversee the AZEK acquisition integration and enhance shareholder engagement.

ALS Limited has reported a robust first half for FY26, with revenue climbing 13.3% to $1.7 billion and underlying NPAT rising 17.2%, driven by strong organic growth across all business streams and strategic investments in digital innovation.

ALS Limited has posted a robust first half for FY26 with underlying EBIT growth of 14.7%, driven by strong performance in its Commodities segment and improved Life Sciences results. The company also raised its interim dividend and updated its growth outlook for the year.

Shriro Holdings reported a 13.6% revenue decline in FY25 amid a strategic shift in its BBQ segment but delivered a 5.5% rise in EBITDA. The company plans a $20 million share buy-back in FY26, signaling confidence in its operational turnaround.