Latest Financials News

Fisher & Paykel Healthcare has updated its dividend announcement to include the Australian Dollar equivalent, providing clearer insight for investors ahead of the mid-December payment.

Progress 2020-1 Trust has completed the redemption of its A$920 million Class A Floating Rate Notes, leading to their suspension and removal from the ASX Official List.

Flight Centre Travel Group has agreed to acquire UK online cruise leader Iglu for £122 million, boosting its cruise sector footprint and upgrading FY26 profit guidance. The deal promises immediate earnings accretion and strategic expansion into key global markets.

Locate Technologies secures court approval to transition its holding company to a newly listed New Zealand entity, marking a significant restructuring and ASX delisting.

Way2Vat Limited’s shareholders have overwhelmingly approved a suite of resolutions at the December 2025 Extraordinary General Meeting, including share placements, executive performance options, and a share consolidation.

Ryzon Materials has lodged a second supplementary prospectus extending its capital raising offer and clarifying key debt-for-equity transactions with Yantai, updating its financial outlook ahead of ASX reinstatement.

Boab Metals reveals a significant A$25 million capital cost reduction and a six-month faster construction timeline for its Sorby Hills Lead-Silver Project, bolstered by tender results and secured financing.

St Barbara Limited has completed a compelling restart study for its Touquoy gold project in Nova Scotia, outlining a low-capital, near-term operation with robust economics and a positive permitting outlook.

Assetora Limited has received a statutory demand for nearly $1 million from Specialised Investment and Lending Corporation, which it is vigorously disputing and legally challenging.

St Barbara Limited has locked in A$470 million in funding through strategic partnerships with Lingbao Gold Group and Kumul Mineral Holdings, fully financing the Simberi Gold Project expansion and accelerating its development timeline.

St Barbara Limited has agreed to sell a 20% interest in its Simberi Gold Project to Papua New Guinea’s Kumul Mineral Holdings for A$100 million, forming a strategic joint venture that aligns with PNG’s resource ownership goals.

St Barbara Limited’s latest Feasibility Study confirms the Simberi Expansion Project as a long-life, low-cost gold and silver operation with robust economics and a 13-year mine life. The project promises over 2 million ounces of gold production and competitive costs, pending key regulatory approvals.