Latest Strategy Changes News

The Agency Group Australia has kicked off FY26 with a robust 26% year-on-year growth in Gross Commission Income and $2.3 billion in property sales, defying tight housing supply. The company is on track to surpass its $140.5 million GCI run-rate target, fueled by strong agent recruitment and expanding property management.

BOA Resources is progressing drill plans for key lithium and nickel tenements in Western Australia, though heritage survey delays have pushed timelines. The company is also streamlining its portfolio to focus on high-potential assets.

Stonehorse Energy reported steady production and revenue growth in Q3 2025, driven by strong Canadian operations, while advancing a new drilling farm-in in Alberta.

InteliCare Holdings reported a $834,000 operating cash outflow for Q3 2025 but bolstered its balance sheet with a $1.8 million capital raise, positioning itself to sustain operations over the coming quarters.

Altamin Limited has advanced its geothermal lithium ambitions with a significant A$3.62 million grant from the Italian government, alongside strategic board changes and a $4.39 million capital raise.

Locality Planning Energy Holdings Ltd (LPE) reports positive operating cashflow and significant debt reduction in Q3 2025, while preparing to launch its new broadband service by year-end.

Mustera Property Group has advanced its Verse on McCabe development with design finalised and a strong sales campaign, securing over $10 million in contracts post-quarter. Meanwhile, Forbes Residences continues to deliver solid sales and the company benefits from refinancing that reduces financing costs.

Aguia Resources reported a challenging quarter with significant cash outflows but bolstered its position through a $5.3 million capital raise and a new bank loan for its phosphate project.

Thrive Tribe Technologies reported a $451,000 net operating cash outflow in Q1 FY26 but bolstered its cash reserves to $589,000 through over $1 million in equity placements. The company progressed its Thrive Tribe Home Base initiative and expanded its digital business units while managing a limited cash runway.

DataWorks Group has extended its Canadian iGaming Ontario contract with new call centre capabilities, driving revenue growth and operational efficiencies that position the company for positive cash flow in FY26.

Bridge SaaS Limited reported a robust September quarter, buoyed by its majority-owned Brightside subsidiary's profitability and participant growth, while preparing to launch new NDIS services in New South Wales.

Sultan Resources has secured $1.1 million through a placement to fund the acquisition of three promising gold and critical minerals projects in Namibia and Western Australia, marking a significant step in its strategic expansion.