Latest Strategic Restructuring News

Aumake Limited reported a remarkable 213% surge in quarterly cash receipts, driven by exclusive distribution agreements and strategic cost reductions, setting the stage for profitability in FY26.

FirstWave Cloud Technology reports a slight revenue decline in Q4 FY25, offsets challenges with strategic restructuring and a new AWS marketplace partnership.

HALO Technologies reports $3.54 million in Q2 revenue with rising subscription income, progressing UK expansion pending FCA approval, and a $6.75 million capital raise nearing completion.

Australian Agricultural Projects Ltd has completed its 2025 harvest with a record 752,600 litres of high-quality extra virgin olive oil, setting the stage for improved cash flows and strategic restructuring.

Delta Lithium has completed the demerger and IPO of its Mt Ida Gold asset into Ballard Mining, raising $30 million and retaining a 46% stake, while significantly expanding its lithium project tenure in Western Australia.

MyEco Group reported an 8.6% increase in FY25 sustainable product sales, driven by strong growth in its MyEco® brand globally. The company is executing an operational restructure expected to deliver $2.5 million in cost savings in FY26 while navigating volatile resin markets and US tariff uncertainties.

Pact Group Holdings Ltd has requested suspension of its shares from ASX trading as it prepares for removal from the official list, signaling a major shift for investors.

MyEco Group Ltd reported an 8.6% rise in FY25 sales driven by strong growth in its global MyEco® product line and new UK retail partnerships, while navigating challenges in resin markets and US tariffs.

RPMGlobal reports a strong 30.9% rise in software sales for FY2025, driven by subscription growth, with recurring revenue and backlog reaching new highs.

Aumake Limited unveils a major FY26 restructuring, splitting operations into two focused units and targeting acquisitions in health supplements to boost profitability and market reach.

Qantas Group is closing its Singapore-based low-cost carrier Jetstar Asia, recycling $500 million in capital to support fleet renewal and growth in Australia and New Zealand. The move impacts only 16 intra-Asia routes and aims to strengthen core markets amid rising costs and competition.

Webjet Group posted a solid FY25 financial performance with underlying EBITDA up 1% despite a 7% drop in bookings, supported by growth in international travel and disciplined cost management. The company maintains a strong cash position and sets FY26 guidance in line with current results.