Latest Ceo Transition News

Acrux Limited announces the retirement of CEO Michael Kotsanis after more than 10 years at the helm, with a search underway for his successor to lead the next phase of growth.

NOVONIX has advanced its position in the battery materials sector with a conditional US$754 million loan commitment from the U.S. Department of Energy and binding offtake agreements with automotive giants Stellantis and PowerCo. These milestones underpin its expansion plans for synthetic graphite production in North America.

Kinetiko Energy reports mixed results from its five-well gas production test program, with the first well underperforming but the company maintaining optimism for the remaining wells and a strong financial footing.

KGL Resources has reported a significant 17.4% increase in its Jervois Mineral Resource Estimate, supported by strong drilling results, while navigating a leadership change with its CEO stepping down.

Capricorn Metals delivered a robust December quarter with rising gold production, record cash flow, and strategic expansions, positioning itself strongly for FY25 targets.

Lucapa Diamond Company reports a 5% increase in diamond production at Lulo alongside a strategic restart plan and compelling base metals discoveries at its Merlin project, supported by a recent capital raise and leadership change.

The Calmer Co. International Limited has reported a remarkable surge in sales and cash receipts for the first half of FY25, exceeding the entire FY24 sales. Alongside a strategic CEO transition and factory upgrade, the company is sharpening its focus on profitable growth and cost control.

NOVONIX announces the departure of CEO Dr. Chris Burns, with CFO Robert Long stepping in as interim CEO amid plans to scale production at its Riverside facility.

Strike Energy announces the resignation of CEO Stuart Nicholls, appointing Jill Hoffmann as Acting CEO while initiating a strategic review to unlock shareholder value.

Yancoal Australia announces the resignation of CEO David Moult after five years in the role, with Ning Yue appointed as acting CEO during the search for a permanent successor.