Latest Buy Back Programs News

Austin Engineering Limited has announced an on-market buy-back of its ordinary shares, set to run from December 2025 through October 2026, signaling a strategic move in capital management.

Ryder Capital Limited has announced an on-market buy-back program targeting up to 7.56 million ordinary shares, signaling a strategic move in capital management starting December 2025.

Prophecy International Holdings reports a modest revenue dip and net loss in FY25, cancels its Complexica merger, and pivots to AI-driven product innovation and cost control.

Platinum Capital Limited’s 2025 AGM marked a pivotal shift as shareholders approved replacing Platinum Investment Management with L1 Capital, aiming to revive the company’s challenged investment performance.

Kingsgate Consolidated Limited reported record quarterly gold and silver production at its Chatree Gold Mine, alongside strong cash growth and strategic project advances in its November 2025 AGM update.

Temple & Webster Group has reported a record FY25 revenue of $601 million, marking a 21% increase year-on-year, alongside a 43% rise in EBITDA. The company is confidently progressing towards its ambitious $1 billion mid-term revenue target.

Temple & Webster Group delivered a robust FY25 with 21% revenue growth and expanded into New Zealand, reaffirming its ambitious growth and profitability targets for FY26.

Perseus Mining has extended its on-market share buy-back program by another year, signaling cautious capital management amid uncertain market conditions. The company has yet to acquire shares under the program but remains poised to act depending on evolving factors.

Vault Minerals has settled all its gold forward sales contracts for the second half of FY26 six months early, boosting its exposure to rising gold prices and reinforcing its shareholder value strategy.

Earlypay Limited has extended its on-market share buy-back program for another 12 months, allowing the company to repurchase up to 10% of its ordinary shares without shareholder approval.

Kogan.com reported robust FY25 growth driven by its diversified business model, while Mighty Ape in New Zealand embarks on a recovery plan aiming for profitability in FY26. The group’s strong cash flow and governance upgrades underpin confidence in future expansion.

Worley Limited reported solid financial results for FY2025, highlighted by disciplined capital management including a $269 million share buy-back and a strong focus on sustainability. The company outlined strategic priorities and anticipates moderate growth in FY2026 with a new growth strategy to be revealed next year.