Latest Financials News

Perenti Limited has announced an on-market buy-back program targeting up to 85.4 million ordinary shares, aiming to optimize its capital structure over the next year.

Camplify Holdings has responded to ASX concerns over a delayed director interest notice, revealing internal process failures and promising tighter compliance measures.

Ventia Services Group has extended its facility management contract with the City of Sydney, locking in $100 million over two years and continuing a partnership that began in 2018.

Tower Limited has raised its full-year profit guidance significantly, driven by lower-than-expected large event costs, even as it moderates its premium growth outlook.

icetana Limited reveals delays and payment uncertainties in its Baghdad Safe City project, raising questions about revenue timing and project execution.

Northern Star Resources has updated its dividend announcement, confirming a fully franked ordinary dividend of AUD 0.30 per share and setting the Dividend Reinvestment Plan price at AUD 20.00 per share.

Enova Mining has narrowed its half-year loss to $1.07 million while progressing key rare earth and lithium projects in Brazil and Australia, supported by recent capital raises totaling $2.35 million.

Lion Selection Group Limited reported a robust $39.2 million net profit for the year ended July 2025, driven by strong mark-to-market gains and strategic investments in Australian mining companies. The company’s portfolio value nearly doubled, reflecting timely market moves and a focus on precious and base metals.

Fortescue Ltd has updated its dividend details, confirming a fully franked AUD 0.60 per share payout for FY2025 alongside a Dividend Reinvestment Plan allocation price of AUD 18.82.

Tabcorp Holdings has finalized its Dividend Reinvestment Plan price at AUD 1.02 per share alongside an unfranked dividend of 1 cent per share for the first half of FY2025, payable mid-September.

Centrex Limited and its subsidiary Agriflex have completed their deed of company arrangement, ending external administration and transferring ownership to PRL Global Limited.

Ventia Services Group has won two major Defence Base Services Transformation contracts worth $2.7 billion, reinforcing its long-term role in supporting Australian Defence infrastructure.