Latest Freight Logistics News

Wiseway Group Limited has announced a 12-month on-market share buyback program to repurchase up to 10% of its issued capital, aiming to enhance shareholder returns and support market liquidity.

Janus Electric has inked a strategic partnership with a Canadian consortium to deploy swappable battery electric trucks powered by innovative negative-carbon energy, aiming to revolutionise long-haul freight electrification.

Pure Foods Tasmania reported a $1 million operating cash outflow in the September quarter due to restructuring and timing factors but anticipates positive cash flow and growth driven by new Coles product launches and operational efficiencies.

Yojee Limited has successfully raised $5.4 million to accelerate the commercial rollout of its MOSAIC platform, which has now entered live customer beta testing in Australia. The company also expanded key contracts and strengthened its balance sheet with a robust cash position.

Sayona Mining delivered record lithium production and sales in FY25 but reported a $382 million loss due to asset impairments amid falling lithium prices. The company is poised for transformation with its imminent merger with Piedmont Lithium.

Orezone Gold Corporation has successfully completed its initial public offering on the ASX, raising A$75 million to fund expansion at its Bomboré Mine. The company's CHESS Depository Interests started trading under the ticker 'ORE' on August 8, 2025.

Freelancer Limited has reported its strongest half-year profit to date, driven by growth across its freelancing, escrow, and freight platforms, while setting ambitious targets for AI productisation and double-digit revenue growth in FY25.

Freelancer Limited has reported a landmark half-year profit, driven by strong revenue growth, AI project demand, and a major NASA contract win. Operational advances across its platforms underscore a promising outlook.

Pure Foods Tasmania has executed key loan extensions with Commonwealth Bank and outlined a comprehensive turnaround strategy to address its financial challenges, despite ongoing material uncertainty over its going concern status.

Pure Foods Tasmania reports improved revenue and gross profit margin for 2Q25, driven by aggressive cost-cutting and operational efficiencies, while continuing negotiations to lift its ASX trading suspension.