Latest Manufacturing News

The Federal Court has approved Advanced Innergy Solutions’ takeover of Matrix Composites, triggering the final steps toward Matrix’s ASX delisting by late July 2026.

Adrad Holdings is investing $3 million to build a second factory in Thailand, aiming to boost capacity for its Heat Transfer Solutions business and streamline operations.

MyEco Group has finalised its operational overhaul, consolidating manufacturing in China and cutting fixed costs to sharpen its focus on sustainable packaging growth.

Amaero has resumed titanium powder production following a six-week safety-driven pause, implementing extensive facility and process upgrades to enhance operational safety and support future growth.

A significant shareholder bloc opposing Floorscape's acquisition has forced Bremworth to abandon its Scheme of Arrangement, leaving the flooring manufacturer to pursue standalone growth amid tough market conditions.

Foresta Group Holdings has received allowance from the USPTO for its US patent application covering its proprietary rosin and terpene production process, expected to protect its technology until at least 2041.

Amaero has won a US$344,000 low-rate-initial-production contract from Bechtel Plant Machinery to supply piping for the US submarine industrial base, leveraging its advanced PM-HIP manufacturing technology.

Iperion Limited trimmed its net loss to $294,595 for the year to March 2026, aided by waived manufacturing fees and waived licence performance targets, while securing a $250,000 loan facility to underpin ongoing development of its antimicrobial Pathoglaze product.

The New Zealand Commerce Commission has approved Floorscape's acquisition of Bremworth, but delays have pushed the deal close to its deadline, prompting ongoing talks to extend the scheme implementation agreement.

Papyrus Australia reached a key production milestone by delivering 200 biodegradable Collar Keeper® samples to TBS Mining Solutions, confirming its manufacturing scalability. The company’s May cash flow shows a steady funding runway amid ongoing R&D and commercialisation efforts.

SDI Limited’s acquisition by Beijing Guoci subsidiary is now effective following New South Wales Supreme Court approval, with the ASX suspension commencing and cash payout scheduled for early July.

HighCom Limited has updated its FY26 second half guidance, now forecasting EBITDA losses between $1.2 million and $1.6 million, an improvement on the first half but shy of earlier breakeven expectations, alongside revenue growth of 70% to 100%.