Latest Aged Care Sector News

Oceania Healthcare reports a robust interim result for the six months to September 2025, with significant earnings growth, improved sales, and a reduction in debt gearing. The company’s strategic focus on cost control, capital management, and sustainable care delivery underpins its positive outlook despite housing market headwinds.

Tasmea Limited has announced the acquisition of WorkPac Group for up to A$60.7 million, significantly enhancing its workforce solutions capabilities and positioning the company for growth amid Australia's skilled labour shortages.

Regis Healthcare reported robust FY25 financial results and outlined ambitious expansion plans targeting 10,000 beds by FY28, while urging urgent government reforms to address the sector’s undersupply of quality aged care.

InteliCare successfully completed its largest aged care pilot at mecwacare’s Trescowthick Centre and secured $2 million in funding, while navigating a key leadership transition.

Excite Technology Services delivered a standout September quarter with record sales and secured $2.1 million in convertible note funding, reinforcing its growth trajectory in cybersecurity and digital forensics.

GWA reported modest revenue and earnings growth in FY25, driven by strong performance in Australia and the UK despite a tough New Zealand market. The company also initiated a $30 million on-market share buyback and increased its fully franked dividend.

Swift Networks has locked in key contracts with Australia's largest Aged Care provider and Chevron, while progressing its Swift TV rollout on track for Q3 FY26. The company also completed a $2.2 million capital raise, positioning itself for growth in new markets.

Talius Group has secured $4 million through an upsized placement, reflecting strong investor confidence in its remote care platform amid regulatory shifts in aged care funding.

Swift Networks has expanded its partnership with Uniting NSW to 25 aged care sites and introduced Swift TV at a major industry conference, positioning itself at the forefront of aged care technology innovation.

PainChek Limited has secured its first US customer, Jewish Home Family, just days after receiving FDA De Novo clearance for its AI-powered pain assessment app, marking a significant step into the $100 million US aged care market.

PainChek Limited has achieved a landmark FDA De Novo classification for its PainChek Adult App, positioning it as the first regulated medical device for pain assessment in the US aged care sector and opening a $100 million annual market opportunity.

Regis Healthcare acknowledges the Australian Government’s recent announcement to increase aged care funding through higher AN-ACC prices and hotelling supplements, aimed at supporting wage rises for care workers. The company is currently assessing the financial implications of these changes.