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ClearVue Technologies has secured an A$881k Australian Government R&D rebate and used part of it to retire a A$409k loan, strengthening its financial position as it advances its solar glass technology.

Oldfields Holdings navigated a challenging first quarter of FY2026 with tight cash flow and subdued sales but made strategic moves to streamline operations and bolster scaffold order backlogs for growth.

Green360 Technologies has independently verified its Eco-Clay product as a high-performance, low-carbon cement substitute made from kaolin waste, poised to disrupt Australia’s $3.5 billion cement market.

BauMart Holdings reports progress in AI-driven international recruitment and sustainable building materials development, alongside a $180,000 capital raise to support growth initiatives.

James Hardie confirms key board changes and underscores its commitment to shareholder value amid strong integration progress with AZEK.

Green360 Technologies reports strong cash reserves and breakthrough production milestones in low-carbon cement, alongside strategic board appointments and a CEO transition.

Big River Industries reports a 4.9% sales decline year-to-date but highlights stabilizing revenue and resilient margins, with a cautious outlook on residential recovery and steady commercial demand.

Big River Industries faced a tough FY2025 with subdued residential demand but showed resilience through cost control and cash generation. The company declared a modest dividend and announced key board changes as it eyes recovery.

Big River Industries reported a modest revenue decline in FY25 amid tough market conditions but demonstrated operational improvements and efficiency gains, setting the stage for a cautiously optimistic FY26.

Zeotech Limited has signed a non-binding MOU with Cement Australia to collaborate on advancing AusPozz™, a high-reactivity metakaolin product aimed at reducing carbon emissions in concrete production.

ClearVue Technologies has raised A$4.6 million in a strongly supported placement to accelerate international certification and ongoing innovation of its solar façade products.

Fletcher Building reports a decline in sales volumes and margin pressures in Q1 FY26, driven by weak demand and intense competition in New Zealand. The company launches a NZ$100 million cost-out program to navigate ongoing market challenges.