Latest Restructuring News

Opthea Limited has terminated its sozinibercept wet AMD program following Phase 3 trial failures and settled a major funding agreement, setting the stage for a strategic reset.

Bendigo and Adelaide Bank reveals a substantial $539.5 million goodwill impairment and $9 million restructuring costs for FY25, while reassuring investors that cash earnings and capital remain intact.

Wingara AG Limited has officially terminated its planned placement and loan agreement with Terra Firma Equity Limited, leaving its capital raising strategy uncertain.

Energy One Limited (ASX – EOL) delivered a robust FY25 performance, posting 17% revenue growth to $61.4 million alongside a 74% surge in net profit, underpinned by strong market expansion and strategic investments in cybersecurity and product innovation.

Stockland has reported a remarkable 170.6% increase in net profit for FY25 alongside steady revenue growth and fresh dividend declarations, signaling robust momentum in the property trust sector.

Transurban Group’s FY25 results reveal a complex financial picture with statutory profit halving but operational EBITDA and toll revenues rising, supported by key infrastructure projects nearing delivery.

Hansen Technologies reported robust FY25 results, driven by strong revenue growth, strategic contract wins, and deepening AI integration. The company’s expansion in Germany and sustainability leadership further underpin its positive outlook.

Retail Food Group Limited reported steady FY25 growth, underpinned by brand modernization and expansion plans including the upcoming launch of Firehouse Subs in Australia. The company is also restructuring its company stores to sharpen focus on high-growth brands.

Retail Food Group reported an 8.5% revenue increase for FY25 but posted a significant net loss of A$14.9 million, weighed down by transformation and strategic reset costs.

The Environmental Group Limited reported a robust 13.9% increase in revenue and a 7.3% rise in profit after tax for the fiscal year ended June 2025, driven by operational growth and a key acquisition.

Transurban Group delivered solid FY25 results with a 7.4% increase in proportional EBITDA and a 4.8% distribution growth, while setting a confident 6% higher payout target for FY26 amid ongoing toll reform talks.

Transurban Group reported a 5.6% rise in proportional toll revenue and a 7.4% increase in operating EBITDA for FY25, despite a significant profit decline due to litigation and restructuring costs. The company’s distribution grew 4.8%, supported by strong free cash flow, as key infrastructure projects near completion.