Latest Cost Synergies News

archTIS has renewed 1,000 NC Protect licenses within the U.S. Department of Defense’s Microsoft DoD365 environment and secured an $8 million debt facility to accelerate its U.S. market expansion.

IVE Group has agreed to acquire Australian creative agency Daily Press for up to $35 million, bolstering its digital, social, and performance marketing capabilities as part of its ‘Now to 2030’ growth strategy.

Ampol Limited reports solid first-half 2025 results, highlights a strengthening refinery margin, and advances its strategic acquisition of EG Australia, aiming to reshape its retail footprint and cost base.

De.mem Limited has successfully integrated Core Chemicals Pty Ltd, exceeding initial revenue expectations and setting the stage for geographic and sector expansion in the Australian gold mining chemicals market.

Cuscal Limited has completed its acquisition of Indue Limited, targeting significant cost synergies and board refreshment to strengthen its payments business.

MyState Limited has reached a pivotal merger milestone by consolidating Auswide Bank under its single banking licence, aiming to unlock significant cost synergies while maintaining customer continuity.

PeopleIN Limited is set to divest its majority stake in Techforce Personnel, securing over a 100% return and strengthening its balance sheet to fuel future acquisitions.

Advanced Innergy Holdings Ltd (ASX – AIH) has completed its corporate restructure and ASX listing, reporting a 10% revenue increase and a strong £27.6 million adjusted EBITDA for FY25.

IVE Group Limited reported a robust FY25 with significant profit growth and margin expansion, driven by strategic logistics expansions and the rising Lasoo e-commerce platform. Despite a softer FY26 start, the company maintains steady dividends and growth ambitions.

L1 Group Limited has completed its transformative merger between Platinum Asset Management and L1 Capital, creating a $16.7 billion funds under management powerhouse, backed by a $286 million capital raise to fuel growth.

James Hardie Industries reports a 34% jump in Q2 FY26 net sales driven by the AZEK acquisition and European growth, while grappling with margin pressures and integration costs.

Comms Group Limited reports a strong start to FY26 with a 41.6% revenue increase and successful integration of TasmaNet, positioning the company for ambitious annual targets.