Latest Sustainability In Construction News

Santana Minerals has won New Zealand government approval to buy 3,680 hectares critical to its Bendigo-Ophir gold mine, paving the way for a NZ$500 million investment and 350 jobs.

Sandfire Resources faced a tragic fatality at its Magdalena mine and production challenges in Q3 FY26, yet sustained financial strength and advanced its Kalkaroo project, keeping full-year copper equivalent guidance intact.

DPM Metals Inc. delivered record revenues and earnings in 2025, driven by higher metal prices and stable production, while completing the strategic acquisition of Adriatic Metals plc, adding the Vareš polymetallic mine to its portfolio. The company outlines a robust three-year growth plan focused on expanding production and exploration.

Brightstar Resources has successfully raised $180 million through a $175 million institutional placement and a $5 million share purchase plan, fully funding its Goldfields development and advancing the Sandstone project towards a final investment decision.

Eden Innovations advances trials of its EdenCrete® Pz7 concrete admixture in India, targeting improved durability in government infrastructure projects amid a push for sustainable highway construction.

MAAS Group Holdings reported a 6% rise in FY25 underlying EBITDA to $219.4 million, driven by strong construction materials growth and strategic acquisitions. The company projects FY26 EBITDA between $240 million and $270 million, underpinned by renewable energy projects and a robust capital recycling program.

Viridis Mining and Minerals has secured a prime site and finalized key contracts for its Rare Earth Research and Processing Centre in Brazil, positioning itself as a critical Western-aligned rare earth supplier amid tightening Chinese export controls.

First Graphene has launched its PureGRAPH-enhanced waterproofing additive in South Africa, marking a significant step into the regional cement and concrete sector with promising trial results and initial commercial orders.

Ashley Services Group reported a 60% jump in net profit for FY25 despite a 7.3% revenue decline, focusing on debt reduction and operational efficiency to fuel future growth.

Wagners Holding Company Limited reported a solid FY25 with revenue of $431.3 million, driven by growth in construction materials and composite fibre technologies, while reducing net debt by 29%.

Maas Group Holdings Ltd reported a 6% rise in FY25 underlying EBITDA to $219.4 million, driven by robust growth in Construction Materials and Commercial Real Estate. The company’s disciplined capital management and strategic acquisitions set a positive tone for FY26.

First Graphene Limited reports over A$1.2 million in annual income, driven by new commercial orders and breakthrough graphene applications in mining safety boots and cement additives.