Latest Strategy Changes News

Spark New Zealand’s H1 FY26 results reveal a strong rebound in profitability driven by mobile service revenue growth and disciplined cost reductions, alongside the strategic sale of its data centre business.

Fletcher Building reports a stable half-year performance despite subdued markets, advancing its strategic pivot with the announced sale of its Construction division.

Suncorp’s first half of FY26 was marked by significant natural hazard claims costing $1.3 billion, yet the insurer maintained resilient underlying margins and a robust capital position.

Iluka Resources posted a net loss of $288 million in 2025 amid subdued mineral sands demand but progressed key projects including the Balranald mine commissioning and Eneabba rare earths refinery construction.

BCAL Diagnostics reported a slight revenue decline and a persistent net loss in its half-year results, with auditors flagging concerns over its ability to continue without additional funding.

nib Group has announced a 5.47% average increase in health insurance premiums for 2026, citing rising hospital costs and increased claims. The insurer highlights efforts to ease out-of-pocket expenses and support chronic illness management amid sector-wide pressures.

Australian Bond Exchange Holdings has completed a $982,071 private placement, attracting new international and domestic investors to support its growth strategy.

Empire Resources has successfully raised nearly $2.9 million through the first tranche of its planned $5 million placement, with a second tranche pending shareholder approval in March.

Citigroup Global Markets Australia has announced key dividend dates for CBA CitiFirst Self-Funding Instalment MINIs, aligning with Commonwealth Bank ordinary shares and adjusting outstanding loan amounts for holders.

Jayride Group Limited reports a narrower quarterly loss amid revenue challenges, secures $200,000 through convertible notes, and inks a new SaaS agreement with Thailand’s Drivemate to expand its mobility platform.

Energy Action Limited reported a strong 20.1% revenue increase in the first half of FY26, driven by robust energy procurement activity, yet net profit after tax fell sharply due to higher amortisation and tax expenses.

Energy Action Limited reported a 20.1% increase in revenue to $6.39 million for the half-year ended December 2025, driven by strong energy procurement growth. However, statutory profit after tax fell 35.7% to $593,881 amid rising expenses and amortisation.