Latest Ceo Appointments News

Tamboran Resources has reported record natural gas flow rates from its Shenandoah South 2H sidetrack well and initiated the largest drilling program ever seen in the Beetaloo Basin, alongside securing key approvals for gas sales.

Cyclone Metals has restructured its management, appointing Paul Berend as CEO of the Iron Bear Project while the Board temporarily oversees corporate functions during the search for a new CEO.

Advanced Health Intelligence has appointed Dylan Garnett as its new CEO, signaling a strategic pivot towards commercialisation and revenue growth. Garnett’s extensive background in healthcare, insurance, and digital health positions AHI for its next growth phase.

Jatcorp has officially appointed Dr Xinpeng (Sean) Li as its CEO, locking in a three-year contract that underscores a strategic focus on sustainable growth and innovation.

Prophecy International Holdings Ltd has announced the immediate resignation of CEO Brad Thomas, with Chairman Ed Reynolds stepping in as acting CEO during the leadership transition.

Spenda Limited announces the resignation of CEO Adrian Floate due to health concerns, appointing COO Corrie Hassan as interim CEO and welcoming Francis DeSouza to the Board. The company aims to maintain momentum following a record revenue year.

High-Tech Metals Limited has appointed James Merrillees as CEO to spearhead exploration and production at its Mt Fisher and Mt Eureka gold projects, aiming to unlock significant value in Western Australia’s Northern Goldfields.

Gateway Mining has appointed seasoned geologist Richard Pugh as CEO, aiming to leverage his deep Yandal Project expertise to fast-track exploration and resource expansion.

dorsaVi appoints Mathew Regan as Group CEO to spearhead commercialisation of next-gen RRAM-enabled AI and robotics technologies, aiming for global expansion.

Beamtree Holdings posts a 15% increase in annual recurring revenue and a 78% jump in operating profit for FY25, driven by strong Q4 momentum and strategic leadership changes. The company’s expanding international footprint and innovative AI products set a confident tone for FY26.

Atlas Arteria reported a 32.9% drop in statutory net profit for H1 2025 due to a new French tax, yet achieved solid toll revenue and EBITDA growth, maintaining its 2025 distribution guidance.

Kip McGrath Education Centres Limited reported modest revenue growth and a solid increase in EBITDA for FY25, despite a significant net loss driven by its exit from the US market. The company declared a fully franked final dividend, signaling confidence in its refocused core business.