Latest Governance Changes News

Qube Holdings reported a robust FY25 with significant revenue and earnings growth, strategic acquisitions, and a refreshed board leadership. Despite operational challenges, the company raised its dividend and confirmed solid FY26 earnings guidance.

Flight Centre Travel Group reported a profit shortfall in FY25 but remains optimistic for FY26, driven by strategic investments, AI integration, and a diversified global portfolio.

Australian Critical Minerals has appointed geologist Allister Caird as a Non-Executive Director, alongside key leadership shifts including Dean DeLargie's move to Executive Chairman. These changes underscore the company’s strategic push in critical minerals exploration across Australia and Peru.

Invex Therapeutics Ltd has had its trading suspension lifted following an announcement of new board and officer appointments, signaling a fresh chapter for the biotech company.

Invex Therapeutics has appointed two new non-executive directors and joint company secretaries, signaling a refreshed governance structure alongside a change of company address.

TT Investments has launched an unconditional $0.31 per security takeover bid for 360 Capital Group, aiming to delist the company from the ASX. The Independent Board Committee recommends acceptance amid significant premiums and looming governance changes.

Stonehorse Energy reported steady production and revenue growth in Q3 2025, driven by strong Canadian operations, while advancing a new drilling farm-in in Alberta.

McPherson’s Limited updates shareholders on its ongoing transformation journey, reporting modest core brand growth in FY25 and outlining a strategic outlook for FY26 focused on sustainable expansion and operational efficiency.

Winchester Energy reported a slight dip in production but secured a strategic 30% farm-out deal for its Varn waterflood project, alongside significant board restructuring.

Norwood Systems reports a second consecutive quarter of positive operating cash flow, enabling debt reduction and progress in key projects with Optus and Microsoft. The company also secured multiple industry awards, underscoring its innovation momentum.

Boom Logistics reports steady revenue growth and significant capital expenditure cuts in Q1 FY26, while advancing a share buyback and navigating leadership changes.

Johns Lyng Group has officially been acquired by Sherwood BidCo, controlled by Pacific Equity Partners, with shareholders receiving $4.00 per share or equity in the new entity. The company will be delisted from the ASX on October 24, marking a new chapter under private ownership.