Latest Legal And Regulatory Risk News

Origin Energy reports a 45% drop in half-year profit amid lower gas earnings and ongoing investments, while extending Eraring Power Station operations to 2029 to support NSW energy security.

Newmont Corporation reported a strong third quarter in 2025, driven by higher gold prices and successful divestitures of non-core assets, enhancing liquidity and reducing debt. The company’s operational shifts and cost management reflect a strategic pivot in a volatile market.

Franklin Templeton Australia has launched the Franklin Global Growth Fund – Class A, an actively managed ETF listed on the ASX aiming to outperform the MSCI World ex Australia Index with a strong ESG commitment and a 0.90% management fee.

Coles Group reveals a significant potential financial impact following a Federal Court decision on underpayments to salaried team members, estimating remediation costs between $150 million and $250 million.

PT Aneka Tambang Tbk (ANTAM) reported a remarkable 240% surge in net profit for the half year ended June 30, 2025, driven by robust gold and nickel sales amid a challenging mining sector.

Phoslock Environmental Technologies reports a sharp revenue increase driven by Brazil and international markets, yet continues to face significant losses and ongoing legal challenges.

BPH Energy Limited reported a 49% increase in net profit for FY2025, driven by gains in its energy and biotech investments, while facing a pivotal Federal Court hearing over the renewal of the PEP-11 offshore gas exploration permit.

Nuix Limited reported a slight revenue increase to $221.5 million for FY25 but swung to a net loss of $9.2 million, weighed down by rising legal fees and restructuring costs. The company’s AI-driven Nuix Neo platform showed strong contract growth, while cash EBITDA improved significantly.

Mayne Pharma has firmly rejected Cosette Pharmaceuticals’ notice attempting to terminate their merger agreement, setting the stage for a potential courtroom showdown over the disputed deal.

NRW Holdings faces a significant threat to its $113.3 million secured debt after the South Australian Government proposed legislation that could invalidate key lease agreements underpinning its security interests in Whyalla Ports.