Latest Strategy Changes News

IRIS Metals has partnered with Rock Zero to pioneer a low-emission lithium refining process in the U.S., aiming to secure a domestic supply chain with breakthrough technology.

Icetana reveals its FY26 strategy focused on transforming Security Operations Centers with predictive, explainable, and autonomous AI, aiming to enhance threat detection and operational efficiency.

Somerset Minerals confirms robust high-grade copper mineralisation at its Jura North prospect within the Coppermine Project, Nunavut, with plans for an aggressive 2026 drilling campaign and regional exploration across its extensive landholding.

Pivotal Metals has identified a promising new copper-gold exploration target, Kelly Lake East, within its Belleterre project in Quebec, setting the stage for a major drilling campaign in early 2026.

DevEx Resources reports a major metallurgical breakthrough at its Kennedy Rare Earths Project in Queensland, achieving up to 68% recovery of critical magnet rare earth elements using a straightforward heap leach process with low acid consumption.

Basin Energy has agreed to sell its Marshall Uranium Project to Green Canada Corporation, securing cash, shares, and a significant equity stake while retaining strategic rights and exposure to Canadian uranium assets.

Aeris Resources reported solid FY25 results within guidance and secured $80 million in new equity to fund exploration and development projects, positioning itself for significant growth in FY26.

Ryman Healthcare has completed a full refinancing of its $2 billion syndicated loan facilities, extending the average maturity to five years and enhancing funding flexibility. The move aligns with the company’s disciplined growth strategy and sets the stage for future capital management decisions.

Gentrack delivered solid FY25 results with 8% revenue growth and a doubling of net profit, driven by strong recurring revenues and strategic investments. The company is poised for accelerated expansion in FY26, backed by a maturing pipeline and new technology deployments.

Gentrack Group reported robust FY25 results with an 8% revenue rise to NZ$230.2m and a 119% jump in net profit, driven by strong growth in utilities and airports segments alongside strategic investments in its new cloud platform and global expansion.

Gentrack Group reported a strong FY25 with revenue up 8% and net profit more than doubling, driven by key deployments of its new g2.0 cloud platform and robust growth in its airports division Veovo.

HiTech Group Australia has reported its strongest financial year yet in FY25, with solid revenue growth and a robust balance sheet, while facing margin pressures in the first half of FY26 due to government spending shifts.