Latest Cash Flow Management News

LDR Capital Property Fund has initiated its portfolio repositioning strategy by exchanging contracts to sell a secondary office asset in Cannon Hill for $24.8 million, aiming to recycle non-core assets and reduce debt without affecting FY26 distributions.

Sheffield Resources has secured an additional US$10.15 million tranche on its senior loan facility for the Thunderbird Mineral Sands Mine, aimed at bolstering working capital. Ongoing negotiations to restructure debt add an element of financial uncertainty for the joint venture.

Energy Technologies Limited has secured nearly $2 million through a discounted share placement aimed at reducing debt and shoring up working capital amid ongoing financial restructuring.

Beonic Limited’s Q3 FY26 results highlight a tripling of EBITDA margin to 15.8%, driven by operational leverage and gross margin expansion, while the Moroccan Airports rollout stays on track for full delivery by June 2026.

Renowned boosts its US footprint with a landmark RE/MAX partnership and expands multi-year brokerage deals in Australia and New Zealand, driving 3% group revenue growth and positive cash flow in Q3 FY26.

BSA Limited recorded a break-even Q3 FY2026 as revenue and EBITDA fell sharply year-to-date due to lost contracts, but the company maintains a solid cash buffer to fund its transition.

Latitude 66 has locked in exploration permits for its high-grade KSB gold-cobalt project in Finland following a key legislative amendment, while its Laverton drilling campaign in Western Australia continues to reveal promising gold mineralisation with potential for resource growth.

Orbital Corporation advances its UAV engine production and hybrid propulsion technology while managing a $0.5 million net cash outflow in Q1 2026, supported by a $43 million business pipeline and new international contracts.

Janus Electric has begun generating export revenue in the US while expanding its electric truck fleet to 28 vehicles and significantly improving its cash position through a $1.4 million R&D tax refund and a $2.75 million finance facility.

CONNEQT Health’s Pulse device sales surged to a $7 million annualised run-rate despite a temporary supply hiccup, while the company manages a tight cash runway supported by new R&D loans and related-party funding.

Anagenics Limited delivered a third quarter operational performance aligned with budget following its restructuring, with cash outflows narrowing and its Bouf Haircare brand generating robust royalty revenue.

Diatreme Resources reported a $745,000 net loss for FY 2025 but strengthened its financial footing through asset sales and an IPO stake. The company’s Northern Silica Project and Cyclone Zircon Project showed significant technical progress, while a major Cape Flattery asset sale aims to streamline operations and unlock funding.