Latest Impairment News

Qube Holdings reveals significant non-cash impairments and provisions tied to its Moorebank Logistics Park Interstate Rail Terminal, while underlying earnings are expected to grow by at least 5% in FY25.

South32 warns of uncertain electricity supply for Mozal Aluminium beyond March 2026, prompting a major impairment and operational slowdown.

Orezone Gold Corporation reported a robust first half of 2025 with net earnings of $36.7 million and advanced its Bomboré mine expansion, while completing a significant ASX IPO.

Temple & Webster Group Ltd has reported record FY25 results with revenue climbing 20.7% to $600.7 million and profit before tax more than doubling to $14.8 million, driven by market share gains and disciplined cost management.

Westpac Banking Corporation reported a robust 14% increase in statutory net profit for 3Q25, supported by disciplined growth and resilient credit quality. The bank’s capital and liquidity metrics remain comfortably above regulatory requirements, underscoring its financial strength.

Westpac Banking Corporation reported a robust $1.9 billion net profit for 3Q25, driven by growth in business banking and a strong capital position. The bank advances its transformation agenda while enhancing customer security and service.

Marimaca Copper Corp reported solid liquidity with $25.6 million in working capital and completed a C$24.4 million private placement, while managing ongoing challenges related to the liquidation of a key receivable from Minera Rayrock Ltda.

Amotiv Limited reported modest revenue growth and a slight EBITA decline in FY25, offset by a significant non-cash impairment and strong capital returns. The company anticipates growth in FY26 amid ongoing market headwinds.

Amotiv Limited reported a modest 1% revenue increase for FY25 alongside a significant $190 million impairment, maintaining shareholder returns with a stable dividend. The company signals cautious optimism for FY26 despite ongoing market headwinds.

Amotiv Limited reported a modest 1% revenue increase to $997.4 million in FY25 but posted a net loss of $106.3 million, driven by a significant $200.4 million impairment. The company declared a fully franked final dividend of 22 cents per share and outlined strategic initiatives to navigate ongoing market challenges.

Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) reported a strong 2025 financial year with a statutory net profit after tax of $10.1 billion, maintained capital strength, and progress on ambitious climate and sustainability goals.

Commonwealth Bank of Australia reported a robust FY25 with a $10.1 billion net profit, increased dividends, and accelerated technology investments despite global uncertainties.