Latest Strategic Realignment News

High-Tech Metals Limited has appointed Tyler Formica to its board following a $2.5 million capital raise, while the company begins its search for a new CEO after not extending Warren Thorne's contract.

Treasury Wine Estates projects strong fiscal 2025 earnings driven by luxury brands Penfolds and DAOU, while unveiling a new divisional model and a significant share buyback.

Credit Intelligence Ltd has agreed to sell its 60% stake in the loss-making subsidiary OneStep Information Technology Limited for a nominal sum, expecting a modest gain. This move aligns with its strategic pivot towards profitable ventures amid ongoing ASX suspension challenges.

Solis Minerals is set to delist from the TSX Venture Exchange, consolidating its primary listing on the ASX and planning a re-domiciliation to Australia to sharpen its focus on copper-gold exploration in Peru.

DGL Group projects a challenging FY25 with profits down sharply despite steady revenue, as it undertakes major cost realignment and operational integration to set the stage for future growth.

Invert Graphite has completed significant acquisitions including South Australian exploration licences and appointed a new CEO and board members, setting the stage for its next growth phase.

Volt Resources has reshaped its executive team to sharpen focus on downstream graphite refining and advanced materials, appointing Trevor Matthews to its board while repositioning CEO Prashant Chintawar.

Clean TeQ Water reports a successful lithium extraction pilot and the amicable termination of its LithiumBank agreements, setting the stage for new global deployments of its cDLE® technology.

Resolute Mining faces uncertainty over its Guinea exploration permits amid unconfirmed reports of revocation, while negotiating their transfer to AngloGold Ashanti.

M3 Mining Limited has abandoned its energy sector acquisition plans, selling its M3 Energy subsidiary to Jerboa Energy Ltd and recommitting to its core mineral exploration projects.

Rio Tinto has announced that CEO Jakob Stausholm will step down later this year, with a rigorous succession process now underway. Stausholm’s tenure saw a strategic pivot towards energy transition and profitable growth.

Kingston Resources has agreed to sell its Misima Gold Project to Ok Tedi Mining for $95 million, strengthening its balance sheet and enabling a strategic pivot towards expanding its Mineral Hill copper and gold operations.