Latest Cost Management News

SDI Limited reports a flat sales performance for FY25 with regional growth offset by declines in key markets, while advancing its Montrose facility project with funding plans underway.

Platinum Asset Management reported significant net outflows in June 2025, prompting an increase in its FY26 cost savings target to offset revenue pressures. The firm also outlined ongoing expense reductions and forecast modest investment income for FY25.

Netlinkz Limited reports $4.8 million in quarterly customer receipts, exits Starlink operations, and pivots to a joint venture in the Philippines to drive growth across ASEAN markets.

Aumake Limited unveils a major FY26 restructuring, splitting operations into two focused units and targeting acquisitions in health supplements to boost profitability and market reach.

Capricorn Metals capped FY25 with a strong Q4 at Karlawinda, delivering gold production at the upper guidance range while pushing forward major development milestones.

NRW Holdings has secured a $167 million contract from Rio Tinto to deliver critical earthworks and infrastructure at the Brockman Syncline 1 mine in Western Australia’s Pilbara region.

Vault Minerals reported preliminary FY25 gold sales just shy of guidance, while making key operational investments and strengthening its balance sheet post-merger.

Elanor Investors Group updates on its ongoing asset divestment program, debt covenant negotiations, and corporate governance reforms as it navigates balance sheet challenges and strategic options.

Enero Group has sold its stake in OBMedia, taking a non-cash loss, while projecting EBITDA at the top of its FY25 guidance, driven by its core marketing agencies.

Collins Foods Limited has confirmed its FY25 earnings aligned closely with market forecasts, addressing ASX concerns over potential surprises. The company highlighted positive margin outcomes and clarified the impact of a Netherlands impairment.

Advance ZincTek Limited reports a remarkable shift from loss to profit in FY25, driven by stronger US sales and operational efficiencies after closing Perth facilities.

Sports Entertainment Group upgrades its FY25 EBITDA forecast to $9m-$10m, driven by strategic divestments and new media initiatives, setting the stage for continued growth in FY26.