Latest Sustainability In It News

Select Harvests Limited has reported a remarkable turnaround with a $28.7 million net profit for the half-year ended March 2025, driven by higher almond prices and operational gains. The company forecasts a solid 2025 crop and has renewed a $240 million syndicated debt facility.

EDU Holdings has withdrawn its plan to delist from the ASX and cancel an associated buy-back, responding to shareholder feedback and current share price dynamics.

Aroa Biosurgery has reported FY25 results that exceed revenue guidance and deliver a positive normalised EBITDA, setting the stage for ambitious growth and reimbursement expansion in FY26.

Aroa Biosurgery has reported a robust 23% revenue increase in FY25, achieving profitability and positive cash flow, setting the stage for continued growth in FY26.

Australian Strategic Materials has successfully refinanced its ₩3 billion loan with Hana Bank, extending repayment to May 2026 and bolstering financial flexibility for its Korean Metals Plant operations.

Euro Manganese has successfully closed a C$11.2 million financing round, attracting heavyweight investors including the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development and Eric Sprott. The funds will accelerate development of its Chvaletice Manganese Project, a critical European source of battery-grade manganese.

St Barbara’s Concept Study confirms a 3 Mtpa processing hub in Nova Scotia, integrating Cochrane Hill with existing deposits to deliver stable, long-life gold production and strong economics while significantly reducing environmental impact.

Champion Iron Limited reported record quarterly sales and strong earnings in FY2025 Q4, while advancing its DRPF project on schedule and declaring its eighth consecutive dividend.

Champion Iron Limited reported a 5% increase in revenue to C$1.606 billion for the year ended March 31, 2025, while net profit fell sharply by 39% to C$142 million. The company declared an unfranked interim dividend of C$0.10 per share.

Gentrack Group has committed an additional AUD4.5 million to Amber’s AUD45 million funding round, reinforcing their strategic partnership to accelerate the global rollout of smart energy technologies.

ikeGPS Group Limited reported a robust 48% growth in annual subscription revenue exit run rate for FY25, alongside improved margins and a narrowed EBITDA loss. Despite a lucrative NZ$1 per share acquisition approach, the company declined the offer, confident in its growth trajectory.

ikeGPS Limited has posted a 19.2% increase in revenue for the year ending March 2025, reaching NZD 25.155 million, yet the company recorded a significant net loss of NZD 16.338 million with no dividend declared.