Latest Debt Reduction News

SenSen Networks reported a record first quarter for FY26 with $4.3 million in cash receipts and positive operating cashflow, driven by new contracts across Singapore, the USA, and Australia. The company’s AI platform SenDISA continues to expand its footprint in Smart City solutions.

Pacgold Limited’s trading suspension has been lifted following its announcement of a capital raising, signaling renewed market activity for the gold explorer.

Polymetals Resources has advanced its Endeavor Mine ramp-up, producing over 15,000 tonnes of concentrates and scheduling its first zinc shipment. The company also reduced debt and strengthened its cash position, signaling progress toward steady-state operations.

AdNeo Limited has outpaced its cost synergy targets from the Learnt acquisition, delivering $2.5 million in savings ahead of schedule and setting the stage for stronger profitability and growth.

Fortescue Ltd has initiated a US$600 million tender offer to repurchase select senior notes, aiming to streamline its debt profile and support sustainability financing efforts.

QuickFee Limited has completed the sale of its US Pay Now business, announced a 7.5 cent per share capital return, appointed founder Bruce Coombes as CEO, and updated its FY26 earnings guidance.

TPG Telecom launches an innovative handset receivables financing structure expected to free up $600 million in cash flow for FY25 and plans a $3 billion capital reduction with a reinvestment plan for minority shareholders.

Vection Technologies reports a 60% revenue surge in 1H25, secures a $21 million equity raise, and strengthens its position in defence AI and spatial computing with a robust $75 million sales pipeline.

Vection Technologies has secured $21 million through an upsized placement driven by strong defence sector momentum and announced a binding offer to acquire digital transformation firm DXLabs, bolstering its revenue and growth prospects.

Synlait Milk Limited reports a modest profit turnaround in FY25 and announces a major sale of its North Island assets to Abbott, aiming to reduce debt and sharpen its focus on core operations.

Synlait has agreed to sell its North Island assets to global healthcare giant Abbott for approximately US$178 million, marking a strategic reset focused on debt reduction and operational simplification. The deal, expected to close by April 2026, positions Synlait to concentrate on its South Island operations and explore new growth avenues.

Range International has completed the first tranche of a capital raise, securing A$1.58 million to support growth in Indonesia and the Philippines while reducing debt.