Latest Waste Management Sector News

Delorean’s flagship SA1 Salisbury bioenergy plant is 75% complete, poised to start injecting renewable biomethane into Adelaide’s gas network by November 2026, marking a first in Australia for commercial and industrial organic waste processing.

Cleanaway has trimmed its FY26 EBIT forecast to $460-$480 million, citing a $20 million hit from rising fuel and logistics costs linked to the Middle East war. The company leans on contractual fuel cost pass-throughs and strategic supply deals to cushion the blow.

Delorean Corporation reports a significant half-year loss as it pivots from contractor to bioenergy infrastructure owner, advancing key projects but facing financial covenant breaches.

Zeotech Limited is set to validate its zeolite-based methane biofilter in a six-month on-site trial at a North Burnett landfill, aiming to curb emissions by over 90%. This marks a critical step from lab success to real-world application, supporting Australia’s climate goals.

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.

Cleanaway Waste Management reaffirms its FY26 earnings guidance despite a slow start to the year and unveils plans for an indirect cost reduction program aimed at boosting efficiency.

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 delivered a robust FY25 with 14.6% EBIT growth and raised FY26 guidance, underpinned by key acquisitions and operational excellence.