Latest Board Elections News

Michael Hill International reported a 3% rise in group sales and a 28.6% jump in comparable EBIT for the half-year ended December 2025, driven by strong performances across Australia, Canada, and New Zealand. Despite improved earnings and cash flow, the board has opted to withhold an interim dividend, signalling cautious optimism.

Grange Resources has reported a notable decline in profits for the 2025 financial year, alongside an 8% fall in revenues and no dividend payout, signaling a cautious stance amid challenging conditions.

Zimplats Holdings Limited reported a remarkable half-year performance with revenue up 83% and profit before tax surging over 2,100%, driven by higher metal prices and operational gains. Capital projects and sustainability efforts remain on track amid a challenging Zimbabwean environment.

Mineral Resources Limited reports a dramatic turnaround with a $573 million half-year profit, driven by Onslow Iron’s ramp-up and stronger lithium markets. The company reaffirms FY26 guidance amid strategic joint ventures and balance sheet strengthening.

Emu NL has reversed its previous decision to terminate Doug Grewar, reinstating him as CEO and Managing Director with a new contract focused on advancing the Yataga Copper Project.

A former director of Emu NL has lodged a formal application with the Takeovers Panel, contesting the legitimacy of a recent $1.4 million institutional placement and alleging undisclosed attempts to influence board control.

Superloop Limited has reported a robust FY25 performance with significant revenue and profitability gains, marking its entry into the ASX 200 index and advancing key ESG initiatives.

Data # 3 Limited showcased strong FY25 financial results with record $3 billion gross sales and announced key board changes at its 2025 AGM. The company projects steady growth for FY26 despite some short-term challenges.

Platinum Capital Limited’s extraordinary general meeting on 1 October 2025 saw shareholders appoint three L1 Capital nominees to the board while rejecting Wilson Asset Management’s candidates, setting the stage for a potential change in investment management.

Mineral Resources Limited posted a $896 million statutory loss for FY25, driven by significant impairments, while Onslow Iron achieved commercial production and governance reforms reshape the board.

Zimplats Holdings Limited reported a strong financial rebound in FY2025, with revenue up 8% and net profit surging 393%, even as mined volumes dipped and no dividend was declared.

McPherson’s Limited reported a 3.9% revenue decline to $139 million in FY25 amid a strategic shift to a pharmacy wholesaler model, posting a $15 million net loss but signaling moderate EBITDA growth ahead.