Latest Business Restructuring News

USCOM Limited has completed the sale of its subsidiary Uscom SNG Pte. Ltd, marking a cessation of its operating activities and leaving the company with minimal cash reserves.

BSA Limited reported a mixed Q2 FY2026 with improved EBITDA margins and completed restructuring, yet faces ongoing risks from lost contracts and uncertain second-half profitability.

Multistack International Limited has announced plans to discontinue its current business operations and is working towards disposing of its Australian subsidiary after continued losses and cash burn.

Anagenics Limited reports a notable improvement in operating cash outflows for 1Q26, driven by cost efficiencies and strong brand performance, with Bouf Haircare on track to exceed $9 million in sales.

Oneview Healthcare reported a €2.2 million net cash outflow in Q3 2025, impacted by delayed customer payments, while expanding its U.S. footprint with a new client and advancing deployments.

PlaySide Studios reported a tough FY25 with a 25% revenue drop and a $7.4 million EBITDA loss, prompting a swift restructure. The company is optimistic about FY26, driven by strong original IP titles and expanding external projects.

Aussie Broadband reported robust FY25 results with nearly $1.2 billion revenue and signed a transformative six-year wholesale agreement, setting the stage for ambitious growth through FY28.

QuickFee Limited has divested its US Pay Now payments business for US$26.35 million while keeping its US Finance operations and loan book, withdrawing FY26 earnings guidance amid ongoing tax and transaction cost assessments.

Dataworks Group Limited reported a modest revenue increase and a reduced net loss for FY25, underpinned by major contract wins in Canada and Australia. The company is targeting cashflow positivity in the first half of FY26 following operational efficiencies and capital raises.

Anagenics has delivered a significant financial turnaround in FY25, driven by a strategic restructure, exiting loss-making operations, and securing new royalty agreements. Despite a revenue dip, the company improved profitability and cash flow, positioning itself for sustainable growth.

Sequoia Financial Group reported steady revenue but a sharp profit decline in FY25, driven by divestments and goodwill impairment. The company simplified its business structure and strengthened governance while maintaining dividend payouts.

Meridian Energy posted a significant net loss for FY25 due to severe droughts and gas shortages but pushed ahead with renewable investments and maintained shareholder dividends.