Latest Restructuring News

Ten Sixty Four Limited has successfully exited external administration following the full effectuation of its Deed of Company Arrangement, marking a pivotal step toward resuming normal operations and ASX trading.

Pure Foods Tasmania has executed key loan extensions with Commonwealth Bank and outlined a comprehensive turnaround strategy to address its financial challenges, despite ongoing material uncertainty over its going concern status.

Althea Group Holdings has sharply downgraded its FY25 financial guidance, citing significant challenges in its medicinal cannabis division and the strategic withdrawal from a vape product initiative. Despite the setback, the company highlights ongoing growth in its recreational cannabis operations and a strategic refocus on capital efficiency.

Domain Holdings Australia Limited has reported a robust half-year performance with a 10% increase in revenue and a 46.4% jump in net profit after tax for the period ending December 31, 2024. The company also announced a fully franked interim dividend, signaling confidence in its ongoing growth trajectory.

Orora reports a 24.6% rise in underlying EBIT to $120.8 million for H1 FY25, driven by the Saverglass acquisition and portfolio simplification, while navigating operational challenges and market headwinds.

Orora Limited reported a robust first half of FY25 with underlying EBIT rising 24.6%, driven by strategic portfolio simplification and organic growth investments despite challenges in the Australian wine market.

Orora Limited reported a substantial half-year profit of A$907.6 million, propelled by the sale of its North America packaging business and strategic restructuring. The company also announced an unfranked interim dividend of 5 cents per share.

Visioneering Technologies Inc. has requested an immediate suspension from ASX trading as it prepares for removal from the official list, raising questions about the company’s future.

Sigma Healthcare has completed its acquisition of Chemist Warehouse, issuing new shares and cash to former shareholders and appointing a refreshed board to steer the merged entity forward.

Amotiv Limited reported a modest 2.3% revenue increase in the first half of FY25, underpinned by acquisitions and strategic initiatives despite organic revenue softness and margin pressures. The company anticipates a stronger second half driven by new business wins and pricing actions.

Amotiv Limited posted a modest 2.3% revenue increase for H1 FY25 despite a 35.8% plunge in net profit after tax, driven by impairments and restructuring. The company signals optimism for FY25 growth, underpinned by new product launches and disciplined cost management.

Amotiv Limited’s interim results reveal a 34.3% decline in net profit despite a 2.3% revenue increase, driven by significant impairments and restructuring costs. The company declared a fully franked interim dividend of 18.5 cents per share.