Latest Energy Investments News

Whitebark Energy has appointed Nik Sykiotis as CEO, positioning the company to advance its strategic focus on natural hydrogen, helium, and hydrocarbons. Sykiotis’s operational expertise is expected to steer Whitebark through its next growth phase.

Prominence Energy has secured the last regulatory approval needed to complete its acquisition of the Gawler Hydrogen Project, setting the stage for exploration of natural hydrogen in South Australia.

AGL Energy has agreed to divest 19.9% of its 20% stake in Tilt Renewables for $750 million, reinforcing its strategy to recycle capital and invest in flexible energy capacity while maintaining a strategic partnership.

Terra Critical Minerals (ASX, T92) broadens its critical minerals portfolio with new US initiatives and promising exploration in New South Wales and Canada. The company also pursues a US OTC listing to tap North American capital.

Top End Energy has unveiled a significant prospective hydrogen resource in Kansas and strengthened its U.S. market presence with new OTCQB listings, while advancing strategic discussions in Australia’s Beetaloo Basin.

Alligator Energy has commenced construction of its pivotal Samphire Field Recovery Trial, marking a significant shift from exploration to development. The company also bolstered its leadership team to support this growth phase and reported promising exploration results at its Big Lake Uranium Project.

Pinnacle Investment Management has secured a strategic foothold in Japan’s private markets by acquiring up to 13% of Advantage Partners, complementing its strong FY25 growth and global expansion ambitions.

Pilot Energy has locked in a $5.9 million debt facility tied to PRRT refunds, easing upfront funding pressures for decommissioning the Cliff Head oil field through 2027.

An independent study confirms Condor Energy’s Piedra Redonda gas field offshore Peru offers multiple viable pathways to early monetisation and long-term growth, positioning it as a strategic regional energy asset.

PPK Group reported a statutory loss in FY25 driven by a significant non-cash impairment of its lithium-sulfur battery investment, while its ballistics division achieved record revenue and battery sales gained momentum from government programs.

PPK Group Limited reported a significant statutory loss for FY25, driven by a major non-cash impairment on its Li-S Energy investment, while its ballistic protection arm Craig International Ballistics delivered exceptional revenue growth.

Li-S Energy Limited reported a $6.41 million net loss for FY25 while making significant strides in commercialising its lithium-sulfur battery technology, including commissioning new production facilities and securing key strategic partnerships.