Latest Leadership Change News

Adherium Limited reports a remarkable 103% quarter-on-quarter growth in Remote Patient Monitoring subscription revenues for Q2 FY26, driven by strong device shipment momentum and strategic operational changes.

MFF Capital Investments appoints Gerald Stack as CEO and Managing Director, signaling a strategic evolution with a proposed dividend increase to 10 cents per share.

HyTerra Limited has appointed Riley Kemp as its new CEO, aiming to accelerate growth and strengthen its position in the emerging geologic hydrogen sector.

Genetic Signatures announces the upcoming departure of CEO Allison Rossiter, initiating a leadership transition as the company intensifies its focus on US market expansion.

Cannindah Resources has appointed Cameron Switzer as Managing Director and CEO, signaling a strategic push in its Mt Cannindah Copper-Gold Project. The company also sees a leadership reshuffle with the resignation of Chair Michael Hansel and appointment of Tony Rovira as Chair.

Pinnacle Minerals announces a strategic leadership reshuffle, appointing William Witham as Managing Director and CEO, Stephen Ross as Non-Executive Chairman, and welcoming Jay Stephenson to the board.

Boom Logistics has appointed Lester Fernandez as its permanent Managing Director and CEO, entrusting him to lead the company through its next phase of growth with a strong focus on safety and operational excellence.

Atomic Eagle Limited announces Phil Hoskins as new CEO following Daniel Major's unexpected non-start, spotlighting the Muntanga Uranium Project's substantial resource base.

Janus Electric Holdings announces the resignation of CEO Ian Campbell, with interim leadership appointed as the company searches for a successor.

PWR Holdings has appointed Sharyn Williams as its new CEO and Managing Director, marking a strategic leadership transition while the search for a new CFO is underway.

Bapcor Limited has revised its first-half FY26 guidance to a statutory net loss, citing weaker trade segment performance and one-off costs, while maintaining a cautiously optimistic full-year outlook supported by cost savings and leadership changes.

American Rare Earths has appointed mining veteran Mark Wall as CEO to lead its transition from exploration to production, focusing on advancing its flagship Halleck Creek project and expanding its U.S. market presence.