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ARN Media announces a significant leadership change as CEO Ciaran Davis steps down after 16 years, with COO Michael Stephenson set to take the helm in January 2026.

Webjet Group has completed its acquisition of Locomote Holdings for $23 million, aiming to fast-track its digital business travel platform and reduce development risks. The move aligns with Webjet’s FY30 Strategic Plan to expand its footprint in corporate travel.

Australian Unity Limited has appointed Kelly Bayer Rosmarin as its next Group Managing Director and CEO, succeeding Rohan Mead after his 21-year tenure. Bayer Rosmarin’s leadership is expected to drive the company’s strategic transformation and growth in wellbeing services.

MyEco Group has appointed Marie de Perthuis as its new CEO, aiming to leverage her extensive FMCG and retail experience to drive sales growth and build on recent operational restructuring.

NRW Holdings has agreed to acquire Fredon Industries for up to $200 million, introducing a new strategic pillar and broadening its service capabilities in energy transition and infrastructure. The deal is expected to complete by September 30, 2025, with strong earnings visibility for FY26.

NRW Holdings has agreed to acquire Fredon Industries for up to $200 million, significantly broadening its electrical, mechanical, infrastructure, and technology services. The deal is expected to boost NRW’s earnings and open new growth avenues tied to energy transition and digital innovation.

InFocus Group Holdings launches a new division focused on digital assets, AI, and big data, supported by a conditional $10 million financing from Mythos Group. The move aims to accelerate innovation in gamification and blockchain ventures.

Aerometrex reported a mixed FY25 with strong MetroMap subscription growth boosting EBITDA despite a decline in LiDAR revenue. The company also appointed Robert Veitch as CEO, signaling a strategic focus on SaaS expansion and diversified geospatial solutions.

McMillan Shakespeare Limited reported steady FY25 growth with Normalised UNPATA of $103.2 million and an 8.3% dividend yield, underpinned by digital innovation and strategic investments.

McMillan Shakespeare Limited reported a 14.1% rise in statutory net profit for FY25, marking the completion of its transformative Simply Stronger program that enhanced digital offerings and customer reach.

McMillan Shakespeare Limited reported a 14.1% rise in statutory net profit after tax to $95.3 million for FY25, alongside a fully franked final dividend of 77 cents per share. The company’s strategic investments in digital platforms and acquisitions underpin its growth trajectory.

Perpetual Limited reported a steady FY25 with underlying profit after tax of $204.1 million, revenue growth across all segments, and a net loss narrowed to $58.2 million. The firm’s refreshed strategy focuses on simplification, operational excellence, and measured growth investments amid evolving regulatory landscapes.