Latest Sustainability In It News

QBE Insurance Group reports sustained gross written premium growth of 6% for FY25 and announces a significant A$450 million on-market share buyback, reinforcing confidence in its financial outlook and capital management strategy.

Greenvale Energy Limited has closed its Share Purchase Plan, offering shareholders shares at $0.044 each with free attaching options exercisable at $0.07 until November 2026. The final subscription outcome will be announced on December 4.

Native Mineral Resources has surpassed 1,000 ounces of gold production at its Blackjack Gold Project, marking a key transition to steady-state operations. The company is also advancing critical infrastructure and environmental approvals to support future growth.

Temas Resources has completed a major drilling campaign at its La Blache project, targeting key critical minerals while progressing its innovative Regenerative Chloride Leach technology promising significant cost savings.

DPM Metals has released a robust feasibility study for its Čoka Rakita gold project in Serbia, confirming strong economics with a $782 million net present value and a 36% internal rate of return at $1,900 per ounce gold. The study highlights increased reserves, low costs, and a clear path to production by 2029.

Critical Resources Limited has significantly expanded its Mavis Lake Lithium Project in Ontario, boosting its landholding by 25% and advancing exploration with promising high-grade lithium intercepts. The company also secured a strategic partnership to evaluate cutting-edge solid-state lithium-ion battery technology, positioning itself for the anticipated lithium market rebound.

Provaris Energy’s 2025 AGM highlights strategic progress in hydrogen and CO2 storage technologies, focusing on European market expansion and a refined licensing business model.

New Zealand King Salmon reported an FY25 net loss driven by a shortened reporting period and biological challenges, while advancing its Blue Endeavour pilot project despite delays. The company projects a cautious recovery in FY26 with EBITDA guidance between NZD 9 million and 15 million.

Ryman Healthcare reported a 13% revenue increase to NZD 413.8 million for H1 2025, yet swung to a significant net loss of NZD 45.2 million and suspended dividends, raising questions about its financial trajectory.

Ryman Healthcare reports a significant financial turnaround with its first positive free cash flow in over ten years, alongside upgraded sales and cost-saving targets for FY26 and completion of a major NZD 2 billion refinancing.

Ryman Healthcare has reported its first positive free cash flow in over a decade, driven by cost reductions and stronger sales momentum, while upgrading its sales guidance for FY26.

Tower Limited has reported a record underlying profit for FY25, driven by improved claims ratios, customer growth, and strategic initiatives including expanded risk-based pricing. The insurer declared increased dividends and outlined a positive growth outlook for FY26.