Latest Capital Allocation News

Ramelius Resources launches a substantial A$250 million share buyback program alongside a dividend increase, signaling confidence in its expanding gold production and cash flow profile.

Ramelius Resources has announced an on-market buy-back program targeting up to 73.9 million ordinary shares, signaling a strategic move to manage capital and potentially boost shareholder value.

Ampol Limited reports solid first-half 2025 results, highlights a strengthening refinery margin, and advances its strategic acquisition of EG Australia, aiming to reshape its retail footprint and cost base.

Dalrymple Bay Infrastructure has secured $1.07 billion in new loan facilities, slashing its borrowing costs and extending debt maturity while maintaining its investment grade rating.

APA Group’s BBB credit rating is affirmed by S&P with a key modification that expands its borrowing power by over $1 billion, positioning the energy infrastructure giant for accelerated growth.

Premier Investments Limited has announced an on-market share buy-back program valued up to $100 million AUD, set to commence in late December 2025 and run through 2026.

Bendigo and Adelaide Bank reveals a strategic acquisition of RACQ Bank’s retail portfolio and outlines a comprehensive AML remediation plan, positioning itself for growth and enhanced operational resilience.

Ryzon Materials has updated its prospectus to include a $3.5 million engineering contract with Yantai, alongside a detailed revision of its capital allocation for the Nachu Project. The changes reflect a strategic step in advancing its lithium-ion battery materials development.

Noronex Limited has received a non-refundable $200,000 option fee from Joint Era Mining, moving forward the $4.5 million sale of its Witvlei Project in Namibia and setting a three-month exclusivity period for due diligence.

EDU Holdings has significantly raised its FY25 financial outlook following strong enrolments and cost efficiencies, while announcing a selective buy-back of 12.5% of its shares from major investors.

Big River Industries Ltd (ASX, BRI) is set to acquire John’s Building Supplies, a leading Western Australian distributor, in a $17 million deal that promises immediate earnings accretion and strategic growth in the WA market.

Alligator Energy has sold its Northern Territory uranium assets to DevEx Resources for $7.5 million, streamlining its portfolio to concentrate on South Australian projects like Samphire. This move injects liquidity and reduces ongoing costs, positioning the company for accelerated development.