Latest Executive Leadership News

Stonehorse Energy has announced the immediate resignation of executive David Deloub following the termination of his services agreement, with the Executive Chairman stepping in to manage operations.

Green360 Technologies announces CEO Bojan Bogunovic's resignation effective October 31, with Executive Chairman Aaron Banks stepping in to lead daily operations during a pivotal growth phase.

Iress Limited has appointed Andrew Russell as its new Group CEO, marking a strategic leadership shift following a major company transformation. Russell’s extensive fintech experience positions him to lead Iress into a product and client-focused future.

Jatcorp announces the immediate resignation of CEO Sunny Liang, appointing Executive Director Dr Sean Li as acting CEO during the search for a permanent replacement.

Gale Pacific’s FY25 results reveal resilience amid US market challenges, with growth in Australia and the Middle East offsetting tariff impacts and prompting a major US operating restructure.

Memphasys Limited reported a net loss of AUD 4.94 million for FY25 while accelerating commercial efforts for its Felix System and advancing its RoXsta diagnostics platform.

Rent.com.au Limited reported a $3.69 million net loss for FY25 amid modest revenue growth, while securing significant funding to scale its RentBond® product and reshaping its leadership team.

SomnoMed Limited reported a record FY25 with $111.5 million revenue and a return to positive EBITDA, marking a milestone of over one million patients treated globally. The company secured FDA clearance for its Rest Assure® compliance tracking device and provided optimistic guidance for FY26.

Sandfire Resources Ltd reported a 26% surge in FY25 revenue to US$1.176 billion alongside a 46% rise in underlying EBITDA, driven by robust copper production and operational resilience despite severe weather disruptions. The company also slashed net debt by US$273 million, setting the stage for further growth in FY26.

IGO Limited reported a significant net loss for FY25 driven by a $605 million impairment at its Kwinana lithium refinery and challenging market conditions. Despite setbacks, the Greenbushes operation maintained strong margins, and the company is advancing a refreshed strategy focused on clean energy materials.

Nido Education Limited reported an 8% rise in Service EBITDA to $12.8 million for the first half of 2025, maintaining steady operational performance despite sector-wide occupancy challenges. The company declared a fully franked interim dividend of 1.5 cents per share, underscoring confidence in its growth strategy.

Nine Entertainment Co. Holdings Limited reported a modest dip in FY25 net profit to $133.3 million amid rising costs, while announcing a substantial special dividend tied to the imminent sale of its Domain stake.