Latest Governance And Remuneration News

Lendlease appoints seasoned real asset executive Nick O’Neil as CEO, marking a leadership shift aligned with its strategic reset and portfolio simplification.

Metro Performance Glass has significantly improved its financial footing in FY26, cutting net debt by more than half and boosting EBITDA before significant items to $18.2 million despite subdued markets in New Zealand and Australia.

Multistack International reversed a $1.68 million loss to report a $2.26 million profit in 2025, driven by $4 million in settlement and asset disposal income. The company plans to exit its loss-making Australian operations through a share disposal while exploring new business avenues.

Tian An Australia Limited reported a remarkable turnaround in FY2025, posting a statutory profit of $23.4 million on $84 million revenue, driven by the completion of The Henley, Enfield project and a significant gain from debt restructuring.

Stanmore Resources Limited posted a net loss of US$47.2 million for 2025, impacted by a 21% revenue decline due to lower coal prices despite record production and cost efficiencies. The company declared a fully franked final dividend of US 8.9 cents per share.

Skylark Minerals Limited reported a $706,000 operating cash outflow and a $6.4 million investment in exploration during the December 2025 quarter, ending with $2.9 million in cash. The company’s financing activities provided a $3.3 million inflow, supporting its ongoing operations.

Bapcor Limited has reshaped its leadership with Lachlan Edwards appointed as Chair and Angus McKay stepping down from the Board to concentrate on turning around the business as CEO.

FleetPartners Group Limited reported a 3.2% revenue increase to $786.2 million for FY2025, despite a 3.3% decline in net profit after tax to $75.3 million. The company completed its Accelerate program, delivering $6 million in annualised cost savings and declared a final unfranked dividend of 13.6 cents per share.

Dyno Nobel reported a modest revenue dip but a solid 5.6% rise in net profit excluding one-off items for FY25, completing key divestments and advancing its transformation program.

MCS Services Limited reported a $644k cash outflow from operations in Q1 2025 while lodging multiple traffic management tenders and exploring growth strategies. The company continues to consider selling its Traffic Business subsidiary, Highways Traffic Pty Ltd.

Brambles Limited reported robust FY25 financial results and sustainability achievements, highlighting a $1 billion free cash flow milestone and ambitious 2030 regenerative targets at its 2025 AGM.

Tuas Limited delivered a strong turnaround in FY25 with a 29% revenue increase and a return to profitability, while announcing a conditional acquisition of Singapore’s M1 Limited that could reshape its market position.