Latest It Infrastructure News

Carnegie Clean Energy launches a $3 million Share Purchase Plan to fuel commercialisation of its wave and MoorPower technologies, capitalising on growing global momentum in ocean energy.

Evolution Energy Minerals Limited has announced a renounceable pro-rata entitlement offer to raise up to $1.45 million, aimed at funding early development and exploration activities in Tanzania. The offer includes free attaching options and is partially underwritten, with significant implications for shareholder dilution and company control.

Nova Minerals has garnered strong support from Alaska’s Governor and the Australian Consular-General for its Estelle Gold and Critical Minerals Project, aligning with key infrastructure and national security priorities.

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.

NEXTDC has expanded its senior debt facilities to A$6.4 billion, enhancing financial flexibility to support rapid expansion driven by record contract wins and rising demand for AI and cloud infrastructure.

Novatti’s majority-owned subsidiary AUDC has closed a $1.2 million Seed Round, valuing Novatti’s 57% stake at $7 million as stablecoin adoption accelerates globally and locally.

ASX Limited reported a solid FY25 financial performance with a 7.5% rise in underlying net profit and a higher fully franked dividend, while advancing its CHESS replacement project amid ongoing regulatory scrutiny.

ASX Limited reported a robust FY25 with revenue and underlying profit growth, while navigating regulatory scrutiny following a major settlement incident. The company advances its technology transformation and sustainability agenda as it seeks to rebuild trust and deliver shareholder value.

Articore Group reported an 11% decline in FY25 revenue to $438.6 million, with net losses widening to $11.3 million despite margin improvements from operational restructuring. The company aims for a profitable turnaround in FY26 under new leadership.

Ventia reported solid HY25 results with profit growth and a 43% dividend increase, underpinned by major contract wins and an upgraded FY25 outlook.

Ventia Services Group has upgraded its FY25 profit guidance following a strong first half marked by record contract wins and an expanded share buyback program.

Ventia Services Group Limited has announced an ordinary dividend of AUD 0.1071 per share for the six months ending June 2025, with 90% franking, payable in October.