Latest Class Action Settlement News

Takeover chatter lit up Pepper Money, while Identitii ran hard after a regulator stepped in. At the other end, AMP slid despite higher profit, as investors weighed leadership change and legal costs.

AMP Limited reported a 20.8% rise in underlying net profit after tax for 2025, driven by growth in wealth platforms and investments, alongside a planned CEO transition and pending class action settlements.

ASB’s half-year results show a modest 1% rise in cash net profit, driven by growth in home, business, and rural lending alongside a 5% increase in customer deposits. The bank is investing heavily in technology, customer experience, and social housing initiatives to support New Zealand’s long-term prosperity.

News Corporation reported a 4% revenue increase to US$4.506 billion for the half-year ended December 2025, while net income declined 9% to US$305 million. The company declared an interim dividend and continued its stock repurchase program amid mixed segment performances and ongoing legal challenges.

AMP has reached an agreement in principle to settle a long-running class action over commissions paid between 2014 and 2021, agreeing to pay $29 million without admitting liability.

The Federal Court of Australia has approved BHP’s AU$110 million settlement of the Samarco shareholder class action, marking a significant legal milestone for the mining giant.

Monash IVF Group reported solid FY25 revenue and EBITDA growth despite sector softness and clinical incidents, while announcing a leadership transition and dividend pause.

Noumi Limited reported a 9.0% increase in revenue to $162.4 million for Q1 FY26, driven by strong growth in Dairy and Nutritionals and Milklab plant-based milks, while successfully closing legacy legal matters.

AMP Limited reports a 3.6% rise in total assets under management, driven by a 61.6% jump in Platforms net cashflows and steady growth across divisions, alongside significant legal settlements.

Noumi Limited has completed its $11.56 million payment towards a $43 million class action settlement, now unconditional following Victorian Supreme Court approval. The payment was made by insurers, activating legal releases for the company.

Shine Justice Ltd reported a 4.4% rise in FY25 revenue to $204.4 million, alongside major legal settlements and leadership changes, signaling renewed growth momentum.

EML Payments reported a 9% revenue increase and 13% rise in underlying EBITDA for FY25, driven by strategic partnerships and operational transformation. The company sets a steady growth outlook for FY26 despite expected interest revenue headwinds.