Latest Capital Management News

Helia Group reveals ING Bank Australia will not renew its Lenders Mortgage Insurance contract beyond June 2026, prompting a strategic business review amid evolving market dynamics.

James Hardie Industries has completed its $8.4 billion acquisition of The AZEK Company, creating a powerhouse in exterior home and outdoor living solutions. The merger promises accelerated growth, significant synergies, and a broadened global footprint.

GR Engineering Services Limited has announced the launch of a Dividend Reinvestment Plan (DRP) starting with its FY25 final dividend, offering shareholders a cost-free way to reinvest dividends into additional shares.

Computershare has wrapped up its $750 million on-market share buy-back, cancelling over 25 million shares and signaling a strategic pivot towards dividends as the preferred shareholder reward.

InvestSMART Funds Management has updated the Distribution Reinvestment Plan rules for the Intelligent Investor Equity Growth Fund Active ETF, effective July 1, 2025, enhancing unitholder flexibility and fund capital management.

Aeris Resources has completed the drawdown of a $60 million Guarantee Facility from Washington H. Soul Pattinson, alongside an extension of its Term Facility, freeing up restricted cash and reinforcing its financial flexibility.

Health and Plant Protein Group Ltd (HPP) reveals ongoing confidential discussions on corporate opportunities and reaffirms plans to return surplus assets to shareholders.

Advance ZincTek Limited reports a remarkable shift from loss to profit in FY25, driven by stronger US sales and operational efficiencies after closing Perth facilities.

Noble Helium has arranged a $200,000 unsecured loan from its Non-Executive Chair as a short-term refinancing measure, aiming to bolster working capital without diluting shareholders. The company plans a webinar to outline its refinancing and strategic direction.

Capricorn Metals has fully repaid its remaining $50 million corporate debt ahead of schedule, positioning itself as debt and gold hedging free with strong cash reserves to back growth projects.

GTN Limited is set to seek shareholder approval for a substantial $44 million capital return, aiming to reward investors without compromising its dividend policy.

GTN Limited has revised down its FY25 revenue and adjusted EBITDA guidance, citing one-off corporate expenses and strategic investments, while maintaining strong cash flow and capital management plans.