Latest Competition News

The Star Entertainment Group has agreed to sell its Sydney Event Centre assets to Foundation Theatres for $60 million, marking a strategic shift in its property portfolio.

MAC Copper Limited delivered a record quarterly copper production of 11,320 tonnes in Q4 2024, alongside a 12% reduction in cash costs to US$1.66/lb, setting the stage for ambitious growth targets by 2026.

Vault Minerals delivers a robust December quarter with nearly 98,000 ounces of gold produced and strong cash flow, while committing $80 million to expand its King of the Hills processing facility.

Antipa Minerals Ltd reports multiple high-grade gold and copper intersections from its Minyari Dome Project, reinforcing the potential for significant resource expansion. The latest drilling results highlight near-surface mineralisation and set the stage for an advanced economic study.

Opthea Limited has spotlighted Sozinibercept as a potential game-changer in wet age-related macular degeneration (AMD) therapy, presenting compelling clinical data and a clear path to U.S. market entry.

Perseus Mining reported a 9% rise in gold production and a robust cash and bullion balance of US$704 million in Q2 FY25, alongside strategic progress on its CMA underground and Nyanzaga projects.

Tungsten Mining NL has reported significant high-grade tungsten and copper mineralisation from its recent drilling campaign at the Hatches Creek Project, setting the stage for a maiden Mineral Resource estimate in the March quarter.

Richmond Vanadium Technology has submitted its draft Environmental Impact Statement for the Richmond - Julia Creek Vanadium Project and progressed innovative metallurgical test work, positioning itself for a development decision in 2025.

K2 Asset Management has appointed longtime executive Hollie Wight as CEO, signaling a strategic push towards sustained profitability and diversified revenue growth in 2025.

K2 Asset Management Holdings Ltd has won a significant new investment mandate worth approximately A$242 million, expected to increase its revenue by around 15%, reinforcing its strategic growth trajectory.

Zoom2u Technologies reported a 5% increase in Q2 FY25 revenue to $1.66 million, alongside a modest EBITDA loss of $29,000. The company also adopted a new Treasury Management Policy to accept Bitcoin payments, signaling strategic innovation.

Zoom2u Technologies reports a positive EBITDA and cash flow for the first half of FY25, driven by growth in its Locate2u and Shred2u platforms, despite a revenue dip in its core Zoom2u delivery service during Q2.