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Green360 Technologies has independently verified its Eco-Clay product as a high-performance, low-carbon cement substitute made from kaolin waste, poised to disrupt Australia’s $3.5 billion cement market.

Green360 Technologies reports strong cash reserves and breakthrough production milestones in low-carbon cement, alongside strategic board appointments and a CEO transition.

Big River Industries reported a modest revenue decline in FY25 amid tough market conditions but demonstrated operational improvements and efficiency gains, setting the stage for a cautiously optimistic FY26.

James Hardie Industries has reported preliminary Q2 FY26 results that surpass expectations, driven by resilient Siding & Trim sales and steady progress integrating AZEK. The company hints at a modestly improved outlook heading into the full fiscal year.

Brickworks Limited shares have been suspended from the ASX following court approval of a scheme of arrangement that will see Washington H. Soul Pattison acquire the company through a subsidiary.

Brickworks Limited shareholders convened on 10 September 2025 to vote on a landmark merger with Washington H. Soul Pattinson, creating a new ASX-listed entity, Topco. The deal promises streamlined ownership and enhanced growth prospects.

Green360 Technologies announces CEO Bojan Bogunovic's resignation effective October 31, with Executive Chairman Aaron Banks stepping in to lead daily operations during a pivotal growth phase.

BauMart Holdings Limited has dramatically reduced its net loss to just $123,086 in FY25, down from $4.68 million the previous year, amid a strategic pivot and successful capital raise.

BauMart Holdings Limited has dramatically reduced its net loss to $123,086 for the year ended June 2025, down from $4.68 million the previous year, as it advances strategic initiatives and strengthens its financial position through a rights issue.

James Hardie Industries confirms its Q1 FY26 earnings met market expectations despite a challenging North American housing market, while revising its FY26 guidance following the AZEK acquisition.

Big River Industries reported a modest revenue decline in FY25 but achieved improved margins and operational efficiencies in the second half, positioning itself for growth as market conditions begin to stabilise.

Big River Industries reported a statutory net loss of $14.7 million for FY2025, driven by a $20 million impairment charge on intangible assets amid a 2.3% revenue decline. Despite the setback, the company declared a fully franked 2 cent dividend and showed signs of operational stabilization.