Latest Strategy Changes News

Baby Bunting Group unveils its ambitious ‘Store of the Future’ strategy, targeting a return to double-digit EBITDA margins through store refurbishments, new small format pilots, and enhanced omni-channel capabilities. The company sets FY25 NPAT guidance between $10 million and $12.5 million, underpinned by a 40% gross margin target.

Karoon Energy has finalized the acquisition of the Baúna FPSO vessel, marking a pivotal shift from exploration to operational control that promises enhanced efficiency and potential asset longevity.

Pilot Energy confirms regulatory compliance and operational progress at the Head Field, advancing the repurposing of Cliff Oil infrastructure into a carbon storage facility as part of the Mid West Clean Energy Project.

Eureka Group Holdings has upsized its debt facilities to $185 million with improved terms, enhancing its financial flexibility to expand residential developments across Australia.

DUG Technology reported a 23% surge in software revenue and a 15% rise in EBITDA for FY25-Q3, underpinned by strong services order growth and strategic expansion into Brazil.

Baby Bunting reports a 2.9% year-to-date comparable store sales growth and opens an innovative new store format in Melbourne, raising its FY25 NPAT guidance amid strong early results.

Hammer Metals has identified promising high-grade gold targets adjacent to the multi-million-ounce Bronzewing mine, setting the stage for a significant drilling campaign at its Yandal Gold Project in Western Australia.

Woolworths Group reported a 3.2% rise in total sales to $17.3 billion for Q3 FY2025, driven by strong growth in Australian Food, B2B, and New Zealand segments, alongside a 15.7% surge in eCommerce. However, BIG W’s sales decline and profit outlook challenges temper the overall performance.

AMA Group Limited reported a near doubling of its normalised EBITDA in 3Q25, successfully completed a key capital restructure, and upgraded its FY25 earnings guidance amid operational improvements and strategic acquisitions.

Anatara Lifesciences has obtained a $400,000 loan advance from a major shareholder group against its estimated R&D tax refund for the first half of FY2025, providing crucial funding to support ongoing clinical trials and product development without immediate capital raising.

Buxton Resources has won up to A$180,000 in government co-funding to kickstart drilling at its 100%-owned Madman Project in Western Australia, advancing exploration in a promising but underexplored gold-copper region.

Burgundy Diamond Mines reported a challenging Q1-2025 with lower ore mined and revenue, yet continues to progress development at Point Lake and Misery mines while strengthening its financial position.