Latest Performance Based Incentives News

Nufarm Limited has announced Rico Christensen as its new CEO, effective January 2026, succeeding Greg Hunt who will stay on as advisor until mid-2026. Christensen brings three decades of global agricultural sector expertise and a strong operational focus.

Steadfast Group reveals the remuneration package for new Acting CEO Tim Mathieson, highlighting a $1 million fixed salary plus substantial performance incentives for FY26.

Kingfisher Mining has appointed geologist Chris Bittar as Managing Director, aiming to leverage his expertise to advance its NSW and Western Australian mineral projects.

Future Metals NL has appointed seasoned resources executive Keith Bowes as Managing Director and CEO, aiming to accelerate development of its flagship Panton and Eileen Bore projects.

EQ Resources Limited has appointed industry veteran Craig Bradshaw as Managing Director, marking a strategic leadership transition to drive growth in global tungsten mining.

MyEco Group has appointed Marie de Perthuis as its new CEO, aiming to leverage her extensive FMCG and retail experience to drive sales growth and build on recent operational restructuring.

High-Tech Metals Limited has appointed James Merrillees as CEO to spearhead exploration and production at its Mt Fisher and Mt Eureka gold projects, aiming to unlock significant value in Western Australia’s Northern Goldfields.

Argent BioPharma reported a net loss of A$17.84 million for FY2025, reflecting a strategic pivot towards core drug development and clinical advancement. The company secured key EU approvals and raised significant capital to support its neuro-immune modulatory pipeline.

SOCO Corporation Ltd reported a 3.6% revenue increase to $21.29 million for FY25, reversing prior losses with a modest net profit after tax. Operational improvements and strategic hires underpin the company’s renewed momentum.

Spacetalk Limited reported a 12.2% revenue increase to $19.6 million in FY25, driven by recurring mobile subscriptions and device sales, while reducing its net loss by 27.1%. The company secured $3 million in capital post-year-end to support growth amid ongoing going concern uncertainties.

Scalare Partners Holdings Limited reported a 26% increase in total revenues to $3.54 million for FY25, driven by strong growth in founder support services and strategic acquisitions. However, the Group recorded a statutory loss of $2.65 million amid increased structural and compliance costs following its ASX listing and expansion.

Orion Equities reported a $1.33 million net profit for FY25, down 56% from the prior year, impacted by unrealised losses on key investments and a significant tax benefit reversal. The company’s portfolio remains anchored by stakes in Bentley Capital and Strike Resources.