Latest Leadership Updates News

JB Hi-Fi Limited reported a robust FY2025 with revenue up 10% to $10.55 billion and net profit after tax rising 5.4% to $462.4 million. The company declared a fully franked final dividend and a special dividend, while announcing a CEO succession plan.

FBR Limited has secured a significant $7.8 million memorandum of understanding for its Hadrian X® robotic bricklayer and launched a new DST®-enabled welding robot, Mantis, while advancing automation projects with Samsung Heavy Industries.

Bridge SaaS Limited reports steady cash flow and strategic focus on AI and robotics to transform disability care under the NDIS framework.

InteliCare Holdings advances its AI-driven aged care platform with new trials and integrations, secures $1 million in funding, and announces CEO Daniel Pilbrow’s upcoming resignation.

Odessa Minerals reports encouraging base metal anomalies and uranium exploration progress at its Lyndon Project, alongside strategic board changes and ongoing acquisition reviews.

Yugo Metals Limited progresses its Petrovo exploration project amid promising historical drill results, completing a $0.4 million placement and announcing key board changes.

Thor Energy has reported significant progress in its natural hydrogen and helium exploration at the HY-Range Project, alongside strategic licence acquisitions and leadership changes. The company also signed a term sheet to sell a majority stake in its US uranium assets.

dorsaVi has acquired exclusive global rights to advanced RRAM technology, promising major performance gains in its biomedical sensors, while securing key contracts and raising $2.44 million to fuel US market growth.

Saferoads Holdings reports a $192k operating cash use impacted by strategic prepayments, completes its Road Safety Rentals asset sale, and maintains strong cash reserves after paying a substantial dividend.

Adrad Holdings has appointed Paul Proctor as interim CEO following Kevin Boyle's resignation, while maintaining a steady earnings forecast for FY25.

Macquarie Group Limited reported a 5% increase in FY25 profit to A$3.715 billion, declaring a higher dividend and announcing a key CFO transition. The group also outlined a strategic divestment and cautious outlook for FY26.

Macquarie Group reported a decline in net profit contribution for the first quarter of FY26, driven by mixed performances across its divisions, while maintaining a robust capital surplus and announcing a key CFO transition.