Latest Infrastructure News

Orica has successfully raised USD 390 million through a US Private Placement, extending its debt maturity profile and strengthening its balance sheet amid strong investor demand.

Wildcat Resources advances its Tabba Tabba Lithium Project with the Preliminary Feasibility Study nearing completion and strong metallurgical results, supported by a robust cash position of $55.1 million.

Mercury reports an 11% drop in FY25 total generation, with hydro output hitting its fourth lowest level since 1980. Yet, advances from the Karāpiro Hydro Rehabilitation and AI-driven Digital River platform lift hydro generation forecasts for FY26 and beyond.

Marimaca Copper Corp. has issued a prospectus for a nominal cleansing offer of 100 new CDIs at A$10.65 each, aiming to remove trading restrictions on previously issued securities. The company also disclosed extensive risk factors, including ongoing legal proceedings and project development uncertainties.

Australian Bond Exchange Holdings has joined a Reserve Bank of Australia-led pilot exploring atomic settlement of tokenised bonds using digital currencies, aiming to transform bond market infrastructure.

Spartan Resources Limited will be removed from the S&P/ASX 200 index following its acquisition by Ramelius Resources, with Infratil Limited stepping in as its replacement.

Vonex Limited reports operational improvements, low complaint rates, and strategic executive hires in Q4 FY25, alongside a pivotal acquisition agreement with MaxoTel.

DP World Australia has secured Foreign Investment Review Board approval to acquire 100% of Silk Logistics, clearing a major regulatory hurdle for the deal.

Saunders International Limited has announced its acquisition of Aqua Metro Pty Ltd for up to A$30 million, aiming to strengthen its position in the water infrastructure sector with a stable, annuity-style revenue model and a robust project pipeline.

Saunders International has agreed to acquire Aqua Metro for up to $30 million, marking a strategic push into water infrastructure with strong financial prospects and a robust project pipeline.

Brazilian Critical Minerals appoints Altris Engineering to spearhead the critical Ema Rare Earth Bankable Feasibility Study, aiming to advance its low-cost in-situ recovery project in Brazil.

Pure Resources advances its Reedy Creek project by exploring graphite potential and forging US partnerships to tap into thermal management and rare earth element technologies.