Latest Supply Chain News

Simonds Group has agreed to acquire Dennis Family Homes for $10 million, significantly expanding its residential construction footprint and product portfolio across Victoria and New South Wales. The acquisition is expected to be earnings accretive from the first quarter of FY26.

Little Green Pharma reports a robust 75% revenue increase to $9.5 million for December quarter, driven by strong European market growth and strategic product launches.

Loyal Lithium Limited has consolidated its position in North America’s lithium sector through a key acquisition and promising exploration results, positioning itself strongly for 2025.

IRIS Metals has completed key drilling programs at its South Dakota lithium projects and successfully raised $8 million, positioning itself to deliver its maiden mineral resource estimate for the Beecher Project in early 2025.

BirdDog Technology reports a strategic pivot with four next-generation product launches, a 20% price increase, and a robust cash position, despite a 13% revenue decline in H1 FY25.

ResMed Inc. posted a robust second quarter for fiscal year 2025, with revenue climbing 10% to $1.3 billion and operating profit soaring 52%, driven by strong demand for sleep and breathing health products and operational efficiencies.

Sayona Mining Limited has reported compelling high-grade lithium results from 57 new drill holes at its Moblan Lithium Project, underscoring the potential to upgrade and expand its mineral resource base.

Carnegie Clean Energy has secured significant funding and made key progress in its ACHIEVE Programme, setting the stage for CETO wave energy deployment in the Basque Country in 2025.

Almonty Industries has locked in final commitments for an AUD 18.45 million equity placement from existing shareholders, aiming to strengthen its financial position and cover offer costs. The placement includes warrants and options, with closing pending regulatory approval.

WhiteHawk Limited reports solid Q4 2024 results with $718K revenue and a major $2.4 million contract renewal, while advancing new partnerships and managing costs amid a modest operational cash loss.

MTM Critical Metals reported major progress in its Flash Joule Heating technology and secured $15.5 million in capital raises, positioning itself for commercialisation and strategic growth in critical metals recovery.

Hastings Technology Metals has secured a strategic non-binding MOU with Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Investment to explore a rare earths processing facility, while reporting encouraging developments at its Yangibana Project and maintaining solid financial footing.