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Credit Clear appoints Joshua Reid as Managing Director and interim CEO of ARMA Group Holdings, signaling a leadership shift aligned with its growth ambitions across Australia and international markets.

Xenitra has secured a three-year procurement agreement worth at least A$12 million with Kangsheng, a leading Chinese pharmaceutical distributor, marking its OTC pharmaceuticals division's shift from setup to commercial execution.

Webjet Group has appointed Nicole Sheffield as its new Managing Director and CEO, aiming to leverage her extensive digital and commercial leadership experience to advance the company’s growth and innovation agenda.

Vault Minerals is set to terminate its scheme implementation deed with Regis Resources following Regis's decision not to match a superior offer from Genesis Minerals. Vault will pay a $50.7 million break fee to Regis as it moves to finalise the Genesis acquisition.

Ventia Services Group has appointed Mark Ralston as its new Managing Director and Group CEO, succeeding Dean Banks in a planned leadership transition set for September 2026.

Verbrec Limited has promoted Mark Read from CEO to Managing Director, extending his notice period to ensure leadership continuity as the company builds on its recent turnaround.

Coronado Global Resources announces the resignation of CEO Douglas Thompson, triggering a leadership reshuffle including interim appointments and a shift in executive roles.

Genetic Signatures has appointed Anne Lockwood as interim Managing Director, bringing extensive financial expertise to guide the company through a critical transition period.

Genetic Signatures has appointed Maria Halasz as its new CEO, bringing over two decades of leadership in life sciences and capital markets to steer the company’s global expansion.

Firebrick Pharma has introduced its Nasodine Throat Spray in Singapore, marking its first international product launch and setting the stage for further global rollouts in 2026.

Eminence Minerals has appointed Anthony Hills as CEO, bringing over 16 years of global operational expertise to accelerate its exploration and project development efforts.

Amanda Lacaze, the CEO who transformed Lynas Rare Earths from a struggling startup to an ASX50 powerhouse, has announced her retirement. The company is now searching for a new leader to guide its next growth phase.