Latest Waste Management Sector News

DGL Group Limited has secured an extension of its syndicated debt facility to March 2027 and received a waiver protecting it from default amid its ASX suspension. The company anticipates its securities will be reinstated on the ASX by early 2026 following a half-year audit.

Delorean Corporation has teamed up with Paper Australia (Opal) to explore a renewable energy project at the Maryvale Paper Mill, aiming to convert organic waste into green gas and electricity through anaerobic digestion.

DGL Group Limited has outlined a clear path to regain its ASX listing following suspension, targeting reinstatement by February or March 2026 pending audit outcomes.

Delorean Corporation has applied for Practical Completion of its Yarra Valley Water bioenergy facility, signaling readiness to transition into operations and maintenance. This milestone sets the stage for an $8 million contract phase and highlights the company’s growing footprint in renewable energy.

Cleanaway Waste Management has updated its FY2025 final dividend details, including currency options for New Zealand shareholders and a revised Dividend Reinvestment Plan price.

Advanced Braking Technology has appointed CEO Andrew Booth to the Board as Managing Director, signaling confidence in his leadership amid ongoing growth.

Cleanaway Waste Management reported strong FY25 results with double-digit earnings growth and a 20% dividend increase, while setting an ambitious EBIT target for FY26 supported by recent acquisitions and operational improvements.

Cleanaway Waste Management announces a fully franked dividend of AUD 0.032 per share for the first half of FY25, with a Dividend Reinvestment Plan offering a 1.5% discount and currency payment flexibility.

The ACCC has approved Cleanaway’s acquisition of Contract Resources, finding no significant threat to competition in Australia’s industrial and waste management sectors. The decision highlights the resilience of competition, especially in the oil and gas services market.

Cleanaway Waste Management has received regulatory clearance from the ACCC to acquire Citywide, marking a significant step in its expansion strategy with completion expected by fiscal year-end 2025.

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has decided not to oppose Cleanaway Waste Management’s proposed acquisition of Citywide Waste, finding the deal unlikely to reduce competition in Melbourne’s putrescible waste services market.

Cleanaway Waste Management Limited has announced a fully franked ordinary dividend of AUD 0.028 per share, payable on April 10, 2025, with a Dividend Reinvestment Plan available for shareholders.