Latest Project Delays News

DXN Limited reported a 63% revenue decline in Q2 FY26 due to project delays but bolstered its future outlook with a $15 million backlog and a strategic joint venture in Indonesia.

Mitchell Services Limited has reported a remarkable first half of FY26, posting a 71% increase in quarterly EBITDA and achieving a net cash position of $7.2 million. The company’s strong operating cashflows and improved market conditions underpin its optimistic outlook.

GWR Group Limited reports a robust cash position of $75 million and progresses its Prospect Ridge Magnesite Project alongside strategic investments in tungsten and royalties from iron ore and gold assets.

Korvest Ltd has reported a robust half-year performance with revenues climbing 17.9% to $60.3 million and net profit after tax rising 33.2% to $5.444 million, driven by strong activity in its Industrial Products segment and strategic capital investments.

Celsius Resources has postponed the final Feasibility Study for its Maalinao-Caigutan-Biyog Copper-Gold Project to January 2026, while engaging a top financial advisory firm to secure project financing amid strong international interest.

Bio-Gene Technology reports promising progress on its US Department of Defense-funded insecticide projects, with early mosquito mortality evidence from its Flavocide wearable device and pending launch of its Qcide indoor spray program.

NH3 Clean Energy progresses its WAH2 Project through the FEED phase while forging a pivotal MoU with Japanese giant ITOCHU Corporation to develop clean ammonia bunkering in the Asia Pacific region by 2030.

Redivium Limited is progressing recapitalisation efforts and revising its UK lithium-ion battery recycling project plans amid ongoing ASX suspension. The company is engaging Australian investors to support reinstatement and updating feasibility studies following site changes.

Coventry Group reports a challenging FY25 with revenue slipping 1.7% and EBITDA plunging 40.9%, but early FY26 results show promising recovery driven by cost cuts and ERP system stabilisation.

Schaffer Corporation reported a 10% decline in statutory net profit for FY25, driven by mixed segment performances, while maintaining dividends and advancing key property developments.

AVADA Group reported a 10.5% revenue decline in FY2025 amid operational consolidation and leadership changes, while conducting a strategic review of its New Zealand operations. Despite setbacks, the company remains cautiously optimistic about future growth.

Acrow Limited reported a 4% rise in underlying net profit for FY25, driven by strategic acquisitions and a growing industrial access division now contributing half of group revenue. Despite some formwork delays, the company maintains a strong project pipeline and steady dividends.