Latest Regulatory Review News

Heartland Group Holdings Limited reported an underlying NPAT of NZD 46.9 million for FY2025, meeting guidance, while setting ambitious growth and efficiency targets for FY2026.

Prescient Therapeutics reported an 11.1% reduction in net loss for FY2025, progressing its lead candidate PTX-100 into Phase 2a trials with FDA Fast Track and Orphan Drug designations, supported by a recent $9.8 million capital raise.

The Lottery Corporation has reported resilient FY25 results with a dividend increase and strong digital channel growth, despite below-average jackpot outcomes and economic headwinds.

Ainsworth Game Technology reported a 25% revenue increase for the first half of 2025, yet underlying profits slipped due to margin pressures from tariffs and product mix shifts. The launch of the A-Star Raptor dual screen cabinet bolstered Asia Pacific sales, while challenges persist in Latin America and online segments.

The Takeovers Panel has declined to review its earlier ruling on Keybridge Capital Limited, affirming no unacceptable circumstances exist. This decision closes a regulatory chapter but leaves some questions about future governance.

Elders Limited faces a regulatory delay from the ACCC on its acquisition of Delta Agribusiness but remains optimistic about the deal's benefits and completion timeline.

Genesis Energy, alongside Mercury, Meridian, and Contact, has inked 10-year agreements to fortify New Zealand’s energy security through Huntly Power Station capacity and fuel reserves. This strategic move aims to prevent supply crunches like those experienced in winter 2024.

Meridian Energy, alongside Genesis, Mercury, and Contact, has agreed to establish a strategic energy reserve at Huntly Power Station to bolster New Zealand's electricity security amid ongoing gas shortages.

Celsius Resources has launched an updated feasibility study and front-end engineering design for its flagship MCB Copper-Gold Project, backed by a $76.4 million bridge loan from the Philippine sovereign wealth fund. The company also raised A$1.7 million in equity and progressed environmental and social initiatives across its portfolio.

Energy Resources of Australia Ltd narrowed its half-year loss to $35 million as it pressed ahead with the complex rehabilitation of the Ranger Project Area, backed by $1.24 billion in cash and investments. Meanwhile, Rio Tinto moves to compulsorily acquire remaining shares, signaling a new chapter for ERA’s future.

Jameson Resources has significantly boosted the economic outlook of its Crown Mountain Hard Coking Coal Project, doubling its pre-tax NPV to US$942 million, while advancing environmental approvals and Indigenous partnerships in British Columbia.

Pilbara Minerals delivered robust FY25 results, completing key expansions and beating production guidance, while setting a cost-focused FY26 plan amid ongoing lithium price volatility.