Latest Operational Improvements News

Broken Hill Mines has restarted open pit mining at its Pinnacles Mine, delivering the first silver-lead-zinc ore to its Rasp Processing Plant and adding a third high-grade feed source to improve plant utilisation.

Schoolblazer Limited has finalised a new A$110 million debt facility with Westpac, fully repaying its previous banking arrangements and simplifying its capital structure.

ArborGen Holdings reported a solid FY26 with record revenue driven by Brazil expansion and a 31% EBITDA increase, offsetting a challenging US market. Leadership changes and operational discipline mark the company’s path forward.

CTI Logistics expects a 75% increase in profit before tax for FY26, driven by strong revenue growth and operational efficiencies in Western Australia despite relocation expenses.

Lotus Resources has halted production at its Kayelekera uranium mine due to acid supply interruptions linked to Middle East geopolitics and acid plant issues, while advancing export permits and pursuing new funding arrangements.

Spenda Limited has accelerated its strategic turnaround by slashing operating costs by about $400,000 per month and locking in new retail contracts, while eyeing divestments and emerging tech opportunities.

WasteCo Group’s Chair Roger Gower will resign in July 2026, with Sean Joyce stepping up as Chair amid ongoing CEO recruitment and operational upgrades.

Seeka anticipates a drop in net profit for 2026 following a return to typical kiwifruit yields in New Zealand and a weather-hit harvest in Australia. Automation efficiencies are helping to offset rising costs.

Peak Processing has reported three consecutive months of positive EBITDA and raised its Q4 FY26 beverage production guidance to approximately 1.6 million units, surpassing earlier estimates.

WasteCo Group has inked a $10 million funding deal with PFNZ Limited, enhancing its working capital and financial flexibility to support operational improvements and future expansion.

Monash IVF lowers its FY26 underlying NPAT guidance to $17-18 million, citing a 4.7% drop in Australian stimulated IVF cycles. Despite this, the company has expanded its national market share to 20.1% and seen international volume growth.

Green Cross Health Limited reported a 28% rise in net profit to NZD 20.4 million for FY26, driven by gains in both pharmacy and medical divisions. The company announced a conditional sale of its Medical division to Tend Health for NZD 270 million, aiming to refocus on its core pharmacy business.