Latest Industrial Goods News

Austal Limited has acknowledged a delayed filing of a director's interest notice due to an administrative oversight, prompting ASX scrutiny and a commitment to tighten compliance processes.

Pact Group Holdings confirms its voluntary delisting from the ASX effective mid-July, alongside a provisional FY25 trading update showing slight revenue growth driven by its Materials Handling segment.

Coventry Group Limited has appointed Nik Alpert as Acting Group CEO, while announcing the retirement of CFO Rod Jackson and the upcoming appointment of Patrick Maloney as his successor.

FOS Capital has completed its acquisition of Aldridge Traffic Systems, backed by a $3.7 million placement, marking a strategic expansion in the Australian lighting market.

F.F.I. Holdings Ltd has completed a non-renounceable entitlement offer, issuing over two million new shares and raising approximately $7.35 million before costs. The new shares will begin trading on the ASX from June 24, 2025.

FOS Capital has satisfied all conditions precedent for its acquisition of Aldridge Traffic Systems, moving the deal towards completion with a revised timetable for share placement.

Pact Group Holdings has completed a $775 million refinancing of its senior and subordinated debt, extending maturities and reducing near-term refinancing risk while maintaining growth capacity.

FOS Capital is set to acquire Aldridge Traffic Systems' street lighting assets for $3.1 million, backed by a $3.7 million equity raise to fund the deal and expansion plans.

James Hardie Industries is set to terminate its American Depositary Share program following its merger with The AZEK Company and direct NYSE listing, simplifying its share structure for investors.

Mayfield Group Holdings has agreed to acquire BE Switchcraft for $7 million, enhancing its manufacturing footprint and product range in energy management and automation. The deal positions Mayfield as a stronger player in Australia's electrical infrastructure market.

KPMG's latest actuarial report reveals a slight increase in asbestos-related disease liabilities for former James Hardie entities, driven by a notable rise in mesothelioma claims and evolving actuarial assumptions.

Engenco Limited’s independent board committee recommends shareholders accept Elph Investments’ 30.5 cents per share takeover offer, despite an independent expert deeming the price ‘not fair but reasonable’. The offer, conditional on increasing Elph’s stake to over 92%, presents shareholders with a choice between immediate liquidity and longer-term exposure.