Latest Asset Impairment News

Harvest Technology Group reported a reduced net loss of $7.06 million for FY2025 amid restructuring and new funding, while focusing on its remote communications technology segment and launching Project NEON.

Apiam Animal Health posted modest FY25 revenue growth but saw net profit plunge due to asset impairments, while receiving a non-binding acquisition proposal from Adamantem Capital.

MyEco Group Ltd reported an 8.6% revenue increase to $15.7 million in FY25, driven by strong growth in its MyEco® branded products and improved margins. The company cut its net loss by nearly half, supported by operational restructuring and expanding market presence.

Noumi Limited has posted a significant $150 million loss for the year ending June 2025, driven by non-cash charges and raising questions about its financial stability.

Close the Loop Limited reported a 7% decline in revenue to $195.1 million for FY25, alongside a significant net loss increase to $21.9 million, driven by operational challenges and one-off costs. The company is navigating leadership changes and portfolio adjustments while maintaining a focus on sustainability and circular economy growth.

International Equities Corporation Ltd reported a $1.249 million net loss for FY2025, reflecting ongoing challenges in its tourism segment amid a slowing economy and rising costs. The company’s property development and leasing operations also faced headwinds, leading to a decline in overall revenue and asset backing.

Bega Cheese Limited reported a robust FY2025 with a 23% rise in normalised EBITDA, driven by strong branded product growth and a turnaround in its Bulk segment. The company forecasts further gains in FY2026 with new product launches and operational efficiencies.

Strike Energy has reported a significant downgrade in its Walyering gas field reserves following FY25 production data, alongside plans to drill a new exploration well in early 2026 to address potential supply shortfalls.

Sims Limited reported a 4.1% increase in sales revenue to A$7.494 billion for FY25, alongside a 48.1% jump in underlying EBITDA to A$430 million. Despite a statutory net loss, the company declared a fully franked final dividend of 13 cents per share, reflecting confidence amid market challenges and portfolio reshaping.

IGO Limited reported a robust operational quarter with improved safety and solid production at Greenbushes and Nova, offset by challenges at its Kwinana lithium refinery and an expected asset impairment.

Perpetual Limited reported a 2.5% increase in assets under management to A$226.8 billion for Q4 FY25, driven by strong market performance and inflows. The company reaffirmed its expense guidance and continues to pursue the sale of its Wealth Management business.

McPherson’s Limited anticipates FY25 revenue around $139 million with a strong second-half EBITDA rebound, while its strategic shift to third-party wholesalers sets the stage for significant EBIT gains in FY26.