Latest Index Inclusion News

Polymetals Resources reports steady operational gains at its Endeavor silver-zinc mine, hitting key production and financial milestones including a scheduled first zinc concentrate shipment and inclusion in the ASX All Ordinaries Index.

Elsight has secured a US$5.35 million contract with a European defence OEM, pushing its 2025 orders to US$23.3 million, a staggering 1000% increase over 2024. The company’s rising deliveries and upcoming ASX index inclusions mark a pivotal growth phase.

S&P Dow Jones Indices has announced its September 2025 quarterly rebalance, reshuffling key constituents across multiple S&P/ASX indices effective September 22. The changes highlight shifting market dynamics with notable additions and removals in sectors ranging from technology to resources.

Tasmea Limited has firmly denied recent media speculation about potential block trades by its executive directors, reaffirming their strong shareholding and commitment to growth. The company is focused on organic expansion and acquisitions to secure ASX 300 inclusion next year without raising new capital.

WAM Research Limited reported a robust 22.4% growth in its investment portfolio for FY2025, outperforming key ASX indices and declaring a 10 cents per share dividend, partially franked at 60%. The company’s disciplined focus on undervalued growth stocks underpinned strong returns despite market volatility.

TPG Telecom has completed its transformative Vocus acquisition, launching a $4.7 billion capital management plan that includes a $3 billion shareholder return, significant debt repayment, and strong FY25 financial guidance.

Washington H. Soul Pattinson and Brickworks Limited have unveiled plans to merge via inter-conditional schemes, creating a new ASX-listed entity, Topco. The combination promises enhanced liquidity, portfolio diversification, and a stronger balance sheet, with expert endorsement affirming its benefits for shareholders.

Brookfield Infrastructure Partners has sold nearly a quarter of its stake in Dalrymple Bay Infrastructure, reducing its holding but remaining the largest shareholder. This move boosts DBI's free float and could pave the way for its inclusion in the S&P ASX 200 index.