Latest Litigation News

EML Payments has received Supreme Court approval for its $37.36 million shareholder class action settlement, enabling the company to refocus on its strategic growth plans.

DUG Technology has resolved a US$2.1 million legal dispute with a supplier by agreeing to a US$1.5 million settlement, avoiding further court action without admitting liability.

Orica Limited has resolved its US litigation with CF Industries by agreeing to a US$169.5 million settlement and is acquiring Nelson Brothers’ explosives business, strengthening its North American operations and boosting earnings.

Collins Foods has agreed to settle a class action over employee 10-minute rest breaks for up to AUD 9 million, pending Federal Court approval. The settlement includes flexible terms based on participant numbers, with no admission of liability.

Orica reports solid first-half earnings growth led by digital and specialty chemicals, while launching a $100 million cost reduction program to navigate supply disruptions and litigation headwinds.

Keybridge Capital has posted a $6.14 million loss for the half-year ended 31 December 2024, driven by legacy governance issues and significant legal costs. A new board, appointed following court intervention, is now focused on stabilising the company and pursuing recovery actions.

Synertec Corporation Limited reported a 20% increase in revenue to $10.2 million for the half-year ended 31 December 2025, alongside a 40% improvement in net loss after tax. The company’s Powerhouse renewable energy system continues to gain traction, supported by strategic partnerships and expanded manufacturing.

Structural Monitoring Systems PLC reported a 31% revenue increase to AUD 16.5 million for H1 2025, driven by strong avionics growth and improved profitability despite ongoing litigation and leadership changes.

Shine Justice Ltd has reported a strong turnaround in its half-year results to December 2025, posting an 8% revenue increase and a return to profitability with a $6.7 million net profit. The legal services firm saw robust growth in personal injury litigation and ongoing class actions, despite cash flow challenges from delayed settlements.

Omni Bridgeway Limited reported a striking half-year performance with a 357% jump in net profit and a robust pipeline of legal finance investments. The company’s transformation into a capital-light fund manager is gaining momentum amid favourable regulatory shifts.

Super Retail Group reported a 4.2% revenue increase to $2.19 billion for the first half of FY26, driven by store expansion and online sales growth, while net profit declined nearly 20% due to higher costs and promotional activity.

Acusensus Limited reported a robust 40% increase in revenue to $40.3 million for the half-year ended December 2025, driven by new contracts and international growth. However, the company recorded a substantial $20.8 million loss, largely due to a $16 million litigation settlement and strategic investments in future growth.