Latest Sustainable Aviation Fuel News

Serko Limited posted a 34% jump in total income to NZD 120.9 million for FY26, powered by strong Booking.com for Business growth and a full year of GetThere revenue. The company’s EBITDAFI surged 137%, while net loss narrowed. Serko.ai’s US closed beta marks a strategic pivot into AI-driven business travel.

Hazer Group has completed a key Process Design Package with KBR, unlocking large-scale commercial potential for its methane pyrolysis technology. The company also signed a non-binding graphite offtake LOI with Green Steel WA and qualified its graphite for concrete and asphalt applications, all while maintaining a solid cash position and reducing cash burn.

BPH Global is expanding its seaweed biomass research to develop renewable biofuels like biohydrogen and biocrude, aiming to carve out a sustainable alternative to fossil fuels in energy and transport sectors.

Channel Infrastructure reported steady FY25 financials with record throughput and key project progress, while raising dividends and expanding into Australia via a strategic pipeline stake.

Viva Energy Group Limited reported a significant net loss for 2025, driven by retail asset impairments, yet underlying profits and strategic investments signal resilience and a clear path forward.

NoviqTech has formalised a key collaboration with Viva Energy on sustainable aviation fuel and agreed to acquire biochar carbon removal specialist Coralia, backed by a $1.5 million capital raise.

NoviqTech Limited has launched Fuel Central for sustainable fuels traceability and established Quantum Intelligence Pty Ltd to advance quantum computing and AI applications, backed by a $1.08 million placement. The company also refreshed its board and expanded its international footprint.

Dotz Nano has secured its first commercial order for its innovative Amine-Modified Polymer CO2 sorbent from a leading automotive innovation hub, marking a key step toward commercial deployment in sustainable aviation fuel production.

Qantas Airways reported a robust 15% increase in underlying profit before tax for FY25, driven by strong operational performance and strategic fleet investments. The airline also announced a fully franked final dividend and special dividend, underscoring its financial strength and shareholder focus.

Qantas reports a robust FY25 with a 15% rise in underlying profit and announces a major order for 20 new A321XLR aircraft, signaling a bold expansion of its domestic and international fleet.

Air New Zealand reported a resilient $126 million net profit for FY2025 despite grounding up to 11 aircraft due to engine maintenance issues, while advancing its net zero emissions commitment with a new 2030 guidance.

Alliance Aviation Services Limited reported a 19% revenue increase to $760.9 million in FY2025, while net profit after tax slipped 5% to $57.3 million amid operational challenges. The company declared a fully franked dividend of 3.0 cents per share and expanded its fleet to 79 aircraft.