Latest Leadership Change News

NextEd Group Limited reported a 13.9% revenue decline to $95.9 million for FY25 but achieved a 53% improvement in net loss after tax, driven by cost savings and operational efficiencies. The company’s strategic repositioning includes leadership changes and expanded vocational offerings.

Thorney Opportunities Ltd posted a sharp 76% decline in profit after tax for FY2025 yet declared a higher fully franked final dividend and reported growth in net tangible assets per share.

Platinum Asset Management reported a sharp 86% drop in profit for FY25, driven by a 39% decline in funds under management amid sustained outflows and investment challenges. The company announced a transformative merger with L1 Capital, aiming to create a $16.5 billion asset manager.

H&G High Conviction Limited reported a $2.9 million net loss for FY2025 amid challenging market conditions and completed a major asset sale to Hancock & Gore Limited, marking a pivotal shift in its business model.

Karoon Energy reported a 4% production increase in H1 2025 but saw underlying net profit after tax plunge 61%, driven by lower sales volumes and pricing. The company upgraded Baúna Project reserves by 35% and extended field life by seven years, while preparing for a CEO transition.

Domain Holdings Australia has officially been acquired by US-based CoStar Group, with shareholders receiving cash payouts and a special dividend. The acquisition triggers a board overhaul and imminent ASX delisting.

WiseTech Global reported a robust FY25 with 14% revenue growth and a 17% rise in net profit, underpinned by a transformative $2.1 billion acquisition of e2open and strategic leadership changes.

Mach7 Technologies reported a robust FY25 with 16% revenue growth and a strategic pivot towards customer-centric innovation, underpinned by leadership changes and a strong financial position.

Mach7 Technologies reported a 16% revenue increase and a near break-even adjusted EBITDA in FY25, setting the stage for a strategic overhaul expected next year.

Adairs Limited reported a 6.5% increase in FY25 group sales to $618.1 million, driven by strong growth in Adairs and Mocka brands, while Focus on Furniture faced challenges. The company’s new CEO Elle Roseby has initiated a strategic reset and sustainability initiatives to position the group for long-term growth.

PlaySide reports a 25% revenue decline and a $12.1 million net loss in FY25, driven by fewer original IP launches and restructuring costs. The company raises capital and streamlines operations ahead of major 2026 game releases.

PlaySide Studios reported a 25% revenue decline to $48.7 million for FY25, resulting in a $12.1 million net loss. The company is banking on new game launches and cost savings to reverse the downturn in FY26.