Latest Remediation News

MotorCycle Holdings has uncovered vehicle registration duty underpayments of up to $3.5 million across its Australian operations, prompting voluntary disclosure and system overhauls.

DGL Group has addressed ASX concerns following a disclaimer of opinion in its FY25 audit, citing inventory valuation issues and a fraud incident. The company outlines ongoing remediation efforts including ERP system migration and enhanced controls.

Bendigo and Adelaide Bank reported steady cash earnings in 1Q26, supported by improved net interest margins and deposit mix, while residential lending contracted amid competitive pressures. Strategic technology rollouts promise growth in the second half.

Dyno Nobel reports a robust FY25 with a 23% rise in EBIT excluding major one-offs, nearing completion of its Fertilisers business separation and setting ambitious new decarbonisation targets.

Mandrake Resources has signed a term sheet with DISA Technologies to explore recovering uranium and critical minerals from abandoned mine waste in Utah, leveraging a unique US regulatory license and strong government backing.

ANZ reported a 10% decline in statutory profit for FY2025, impacted by significant regulatory and restructuring charges, while reaffirming its ANZ 2030 strategy and maintaining a strong capital position.

SportsHero Limited has resumed trading on the ASX following a Supreme Court ruling addressing the company’s failure to lodge required cleansing notices for recent share issues.

Epsilon Healthcare reports a strong rebound with a 73% revenue increase in the June quarter, driven by contract manufacturing and new pharmacy operations. The company is emerging from restructuring with renewed financial strength and growth prospects.

Epsilon Healthcare has commenced operations of its new pharmacy division and extended a key loan facility, signaling a strategic pivot towards integrated healthcare and financial stability after recent restructuring.

Alliance Aviation Services has lowered its FY26 earnings guidance significantly below analyst expectations, citing increased depreciation, higher maintenance costs, and a contract dispute. Despite these challenges, the company maintains profitability and a strong balance sheet.

Macquarie Group Limited reported a 3% increase in half-year profit to $1.655 billion, driven by growth across its asset management, banking, commodities, and capital markets divisions. The group maintains robust capital and liquidity positions despite margin pressures and regulatory challenges.

Macquarie Group reported a solid half-year profit increase despite a sequential dip, boosted by strong asset management and capital markets performance. The group also extended its share buyback and declared a steady interim dividend.