Latest Sustainability In It News

Stealth Group Holdings has reported a landmark FY25 with sales soaring 27.6% to $145.1 million and net profit more than doubling. The company’s strategic investments and operational discipline set the stage for ambitious growth targets through FY28.

archTIS Limited has acquired Spirion LLC’s technology, customers, and employees for A$15.7 million, significantly expanding its U.S. presence and product portfolio in data security. The deal adds A$17 million in annual recurring revenue and brings new cross-selling opportunities across a blue-chip customer base.

Kinatico has reported a robust FY25 with 12% revenue growth to $32.1 million, driven by a 54% surge in SaaS revenue and the launch of its new Kinatico Compliance product. The company’s strong cash flow and expanding market position signal a promising future in the evolving RegTech landscape.

WAM Research Limited reported a robust 22.4% increase in its investment portfolio for FY2025, significantly outperforming key ASX indices, while maintaining a high dividend yield of 8.1%.

OMG Group has raised $2 million through a share placement to boost inventory and capitalise on growing demand from major Australian retailers and ecommerce channels.

Ark Mines Ltd is fast-tracking its Sandy Mitchell rare earths project in Queensland, backed by a $4.5 million investment from the Queensland Investment Corporation and targeting production by late 2027.

WAM Research Limited reported a robust 22.4% growth in its investment portfolio for FY2025, outperforming key ASX indices and declaring a 10 cents per share dividend, partially franked at 60%. The company’s disciplined focus on undervalued growth stocks underpinned strong returns despite market volatility.

Cue Energy Resources has obtained a decade-long extension for its Maari oilfield permit in New Zealand, enabling continued production and resource optimisation through to 2037. The move follows a recent surge in output, marking the highest monthly production in over five years.

Karoon Energy’s 2025 half-year results reveal a 4% rise in production alongside a significant drop in profits, driven by lower oil prices and increased costs. The company advances key projects and completes its Baúna FPSO acquisition, setting the stage for future growth.

Karoon Energy reported a sharp 25% drop in revenue and a 61% plunge in net profit for H1 2025, but still declared a 5 cent interim dividend, signaling cautious confidence.

Compumedics Limited reported a 2% revenue increase and a 22% jump in sales orders for FY25, driven by strong demand in sleep diagnostics and SaaS platforms, while navigating a net loss impacted by higher financing costs.

Horizon Oil and its partners have secured a ten-year extension for the Maari oilfield permit in New Zealand, enabling continued production and strategic planning through 2037. This comes as the field hits its highest output in over five years.