Latest Corporate Leadership Changes News

Webjet Group announces the resignation of CEO Katrina Barry, who led the company through a major demerger and strategic overhaul. The company reaffirms its FY26 EBITDA guidance despite ongoing leadership changes.

Adheris Health reported a sharp decline in Q2 FY26 revenue but is pushing ahead with leadership changes, cost cuts, and a new digital platform to reshape its future.

Plenti Group Limited has reported a fifth consecutive quarter of record loan originations, hitting $480 million and surpassing its $3 billion loan portfolio target ahead of schedule in January 2026.

Xstate Resources has successfully re-listed on the ASX and drilled the Diona-1 well in Queensland, revealing a significant overpressured gas column that could accelerate gas sales by mid-2026.

Greenwing Resources advances its polymetallic Que River project with a positive scoping study, while monetising assets in Madagascar and maintaining a strong lithium resource in Argentina.

MC Mining reports strong safety performance and steady progress on its flagship Makhado coal project, while Uitkomst Colliery implements a turnaround plan amid production setbacks. Cash reserves have strengthened following significant share subscription payments.

Catalina Resources has reported significant gold and rare earth element mineralisation from its Laverton drilling campaigns and secured a 100% interest in the Beasley Creek Gold Project, positioning itself for growth in Western Australia’s mineral sector.

Future Metals NL has appointed seasoned resources executive Keith Bowes as Managing Director and CEO, aiming to accelerate development of its flagship Panton and Eileen Bore projects.

FlexiRoam Limited reported an 8.6% revenue decline for FY25 but achieved a remarkable turnaround in the second half, posting positive EBITDA and net profit after a CEO-led operational reset.

Karoon Energy reported a 4% production increase in H1 2025 but saw underlying net profit after tax plunge 61%, driven by lower sales volumes and pricing. The company upgraded Baúna Project reserves by 35% and extended field life by seven years, while preparing for a CEO transition.

Vitrafy Life Sciences reported a $32.7 million loss for FY25, driven by investments in its next-generation cryopreservation platform following a $35 million IPO and a $4.8 million government grant. The company is progressing commercialization efforts with key partnerships in human and animal health.

Althea Group Holdings reported significant cash outflows in Q2 2025 due to one-off costs but anticipates operational improvements and revenue growth from its North American business units.