Latest Strategic Growth News

St Barbara Limited has successfully commissioned the MMD Sizer crusher at its Simberi operation, exceeding performance expectations and boosting SAG mill throughput. The company also appointed Phil Stephenson, a seasoned PNG mining executive, as Operations Advisor to steer operational improvements and strategic decisions.

Baby Bunting has reported a robust first half of FY25 with a 37% rise in pro forma NPAT and solid sales growth, underpinned by strategic execution and margin expansion.

SRG Global Limited has delivered a robust half-year performance to December 2024, marked by significant revenue and profit growth alongside a strategic acquisition that bolsters its market footprint.

Smart Parking Limited is set to expand its global footprint by acquiring US-based Peak Parking LP for up to USD 36 million, backed by a fully underwritten equity raise and expanded debt facility. The deal promises significant EPS accretion and strategic growth opportunities in the lucrative US parking market.

Audinate delivered 1H25 results above guidance despite a transitional year marked by inventory adjustments, with software revenue growth and strategic product launches setting the stage for a return to growth in FY26.

Pantoro Limited reports exceptional high-grade gold intersections from initial drilling in the Southern Mainfield of its Norseman Gold Project, reinforcing its strategy to expand underground mining operations.

James Bay Minerals has bolstered its executive team with founder Matthew Hayes stepping in as Executive Director and Andrew Dornan moving to Executive Chair, alongside key technical appointments aimed at advancing its Independence Gold Project in Nevada.

Trigg Minerals has secured NSW Government approval for the transfer of its Achilles Project licence, enabling formal exploration of the high-grade Wild Cattle Creek antimony deposit.

GWR Group is actively pursuing a transformative transaction in Western Australia while maintaining a robust cash and investment position of $53.6 million. The company underscores its confidence in tungsten amid tightening global supply.

BlueScope Steel reported a resilient $309 million underlying EBIT for 1H FY2025 despite depressed steel spreads, announcing a 30 cents per share interim dividend and extending its buy-back program. The company is targeting a $500 million incremental EBIT uplift by 2030 through cost initiatives and strategic growth projects.

BlueScope reported a $179 million net profit for 1H FY2025 amid challenging steel market conditions, while announcing a 30 cents per share dividend and a $240 million buy-back plan. The company is banking on cost initiatives and market recovery to boost earnings in the second half.

BlueScope Steel’s half-year results for December 2024 reveal a sharp 63% decline in underlying NPAT amid lower steel spreads and rising costs, yet the company raises its interim dividend and extends its share buy-back program, signaling confidence in a recovering second half.