Latest Board Resignations News

Bapcor reports a softer FY25 with pro-forma NPAT of $81-82 million and statutory NPAT sharply lower at $31-34 million, citing operational disruptions and a challenging retail environment. The company also announces key board resignations amid a strategic reset.

Raptis Group Limited has confirmed that director James Raptis will resign effective 30 September 2025, affirming the company’s compliance with ASX continuous disclosure rules.

ClearVue Technologies initiates a thorough expenditure review and announces a key board resignation as it aims to sharpen its focus on product innovation and global expansion.

ENRG Elements Limited announces significant board reshuffle, appointing seasoned mining executives to key leadership roles while two directors resign.

Opthea Limited faces a pivotal moment as four board members resign following disappointing Phase 3 trial results and a major workforce reduction. The company’s future hinges on ongoing funding negotiations amid trading suspensions.

Quickstep Holdings Limited has completed its acquisition by ASDAM Operations Pty Ltd through a scheme of arrangement, resulting in a full board resignation and immediate delisting from the ASX. Shareholders received $0.575 per share as part of the transaction.

SG Fleet Group Limited has officially been acquired by Westmann Bidco, with shareholders receiving $3.50 per share or Topco shares. The company will be delisted from the ASX starting May 1, marking a significant transition.

Clara Resources is gearing up for a pivotal drilling campaign at its Ashford Coking Coal Project while successfully raising $1.245 million through an entitlement offer and placement. The company also navigates significant board changes and continues exploration at its Kildanga Nickel/Cobalt project.

Mineral Resources Limited reported a steady Q3 FY25 with operational progress at Onslow Iron and lithium assets, alongside ongoing corporate governance reforms and robust financial health.

AUCyber Limited has announced a significant reshuffle of its leadership team, appointing Chris Wright as CEO and welcoming three new non-executive directors, signaling a strategic pivot for the cyber security firm.

Hotel Property Investments (HPI) reported a robust half-year profit of A$16.7 million, driven by rising rental income and property valuations, while managing significant takeover defence costs amid Charter Hall Retail REIT and Hostplus bids.