Latest Strategy Changes News

Finbar shareholders approved every resolution at the company’s 2026 AGM, while an accompanying presentation highlighted record FY26 presales of $567 million and a development pipeline exceeding $1.7 billion. The Perth apartment developer also reported $395 million in FY27-to-date presales as at 31 October.

Desane has signed a $14.5 million fixed-price construction contract for its 44-unit Penrith industrial development, with work due to begin this month. The deal brings the project closer to the sales phase, but final pricing, funding requirements and margins remain undisclosed.

Centaurus Metals says its Jaguar Nickel Project in Brazil is moving from permitting into financing and execution, with production sales secured and US$40 million of strategic equity committed by Glencore and CNGR. Senior debt and a final investment decision remain the decisive hurdles.

WCM Global Growth lifted its FY2026 final dividend and mapped out further increases through September 2027 as assets expanded to $604 million. The portfolio lagged its benchmark over the year, but long-term returns remained ahead and the company moved from an average NTA discount to a premium.

WIN Metals has secured approval for the Mine Development and Closure Plan at its Radio Gold Project, covering open-pit and underground mining, processing infrastructure and a tailings dam lift. The project still needs Works Approval, funding and a final investment decision before the proposed restart can proceed to construction.

Camplify has returned to Group EBITDA profitability after a $10.6 million turnaround, with MyWay Mutual helping lift margins and cash generation. But first-quarter GTV remained sharply below last year, leaving demand recovery as the next test of the reset strategy.

Anagenics will acquire Australian skincare brand Bio-First for $50,000 in shares, adding existing formulations, digital assets and a database of more than 25,000 email contacts. The company plans to relaunch the brand through BLC Cosmetics’ established ecommerce and professional beauty channels.

Dataworks Group has fully subscribed the A$823,367 shortfall from its entitlement offer, completing a capital raising that secured A$4.24 million before costs. The company expects to issue more than 6.86 million shares and 3.43 million options on 13 November.

ADX Energy’s recompleted GA-093 well in Austria has flowed at 1.8 MMSCFPD, although pipeline capacity will cap sales at 0.6 MMSCFPD. The restricted output is expected to lift Austrian production by about 40%, while further work targets additional oil and gas volumes.

Uscom Limited (ASX:UCM) reported no customer receipts and just A$2,000 in cash at 30 September, as the former medical-device business moves into a minimal-activity phase. The company is now seeking an acquisition and a possible strategic relisting.

Kuniko has raised approximately $600,000 to fund Phase 3 drilling at its Commonwealth-Silica Hill gold-silver project, with the next campaign planned for Q1 2027. The company is also targeting an updated JORC resource estimate in December after all 11 holes drilled in 2026 intersected mineralisation.

DXN has secured a repeat A$4.8 million contract from a global internet company to build and commission a modular cable landing station in a Pacific region under US jurisdiction. Manufacturing is due to begin immediately, with delivery targeted for Q1 FY28.