Latest Board Changes News

Fisher & Paykel Healthcare has issued strong first half FY26 guidance, forecasting significant revenue and profit growth while navigating new US tariffs. Meanwhile, director Pip Greenwood announces her retirement after eight years on the board.

Kaili Resources has officially confirmed a change of control with Mr Jianzhong Yang now holding over 60% of shares, alongside a significant board reshuffle. The company remains focused on advancing its rare earth elements exploration in South Australia.

Straker Ltd reported a 10% revenue decline in FY25 but achieved record gross margins and adjusted EBITDA, underscoring its strategic shift to AI-driven language services and expanding IBM partnership.

Novomatic AG has launched an unconditional A$1.00 per share cash takeover offer for all remaining shares in Ainsworth Game Technology Limited, representing a 35% premium to pre-announcement prices. The offer runs alongside a previously announced scheme and comes with unanimous support from Ainsworth's Independent Board Committee.

Raptis Group Limited has announced the resignation of CEO Russell Garnett, with Executive Director Malcolm Cory stepping into the leadership role. This executive shuffle follows a recent board change and signals a new chapter for the company.

Income Asset Management announces key board retirements and appointments set for November 2025, aiming to strengthen governance and accelerate growth.

AdNeo Limited has issued a prospectus to facilitate secondary trading of shares issued without prior disclosure, following its acquisition of Learnt Global and a $5.65 million capital raise. The company also offers multiple options to investors, directors, brokers, and consultants as part of its growth strategy.

Yowie Group Limited has been sanctioned by ASIC for failing to lodge key financial reports, forcing the confectionery company to issue a full prospectus for capital raising until mid-2026. This regulatory setback follows a turbulent period marked by board changes and trading suspensions.

AGL Energy Limited posted a statutory loss of $98 million for FY25, while underlying profit declined 21.2% to $640 million. The company reaffirmed its commitment to a renewable energy transition with a 9.6 GW development pipeline and declared a fully franked final dividend of 25 cents per share.

Sequoia Financial Group reports robust FY25 growth with improved margins and a fully franked dividend, while navigating regulatory scrutiny and governance reforms.

VDM Group remains suspended from ASX trading amid a legal dispute over its Angolan joint ventures, while pivoting towards new critical minerals opportunities in Australia.

Platinum Capital Limited has pulled its proposed scheme of arrangement due to insufficient shareholder support but will proceed with an on-market buy-back. Meanwhile, L1 Capital pushes for management control and board renewal.