Latest Asset Impairment News

Aland Equity Group reported a sharp revenue decline and an 85% increase in losses for the half-year ending December 2025, while completing a major capital raise and reshuffling its board.

Cyclopharm Limited reported a 17% revenue increase to a record $32.3 million in 2025, powered by a 226% surge in US Technegas sales. The company is accelerating its US rollout with plans for up to 300 installations in 2026, while advancing clinical trials beyond pulmonary embolism.

Steadfast Group Limited reported a solid half-year result for December 2025, with underlying net profit after tax rising 7% to $137.5 million and a fully franked interim dividend declared. The insurer intermediary also increased its gearing capacity to support ongoing growth.

Viva Energy Group Limited reported a significant net loss for 2025, driven by retail asset impairments, yet underlying profits and strategic investments signal resilience and a clear path forward.

Close the Loop Limited reported a significant half-year loss driven by intangible asset impairments, yet underlying operations show promise with packaging sales up 18% and positive adjusted earnings.

Iron Road Ltd has announced a significant $96.5 million non-cash impairment charge on its Central Eyre Iron Project, reflecting a sharp reassessment of the asset’s value ahead of its half-year report.

Insignia Financial Group reported a strong half-year with revenue up 7.8% and profit after tax surging 569%, despite a significant impairment on an associate investment and no dividends declared.

IGO Limited reports a marked improvement in its half-year results, narrowing losses and boosting cash flow amid operational challenges and strategic asset sales.

MGX Resources reported a $20.8 million half-year loss, driven by a major rockfall at Koolan Island that halted mining and triggered a $60 million asset impairment. The company is pivoting towards gold with its recent acquisition of a 50% stake in the Central Tanami Project.

Iluka Resources posted a net loss of $288 million in 2025 amid subdued mineral sands demand but progressed key projects including the Balranald mine commissioning and Eneabba rare earths refinery construction.

Treasury Wine Estates reported a statutory loss driven by a significant US asset impairment but showed underlying growth in key markets. The company suspends its interim dividend and targets $100 million in annual cost savings through its TWE Ascent program.

Treasury Wine Estates reports a sharp 39.6% drop in earnings and a $649 million statutory loss due to a major US asset impairment, suspending dividends to preserve capital while advancing a $100 million cost-cutting transformation.