Latest Debt Markets News

Perpetual Limited reported a steady FY25 with underlying profit after tax of $204.1 million, revenue growth across all segments, and a net loss narrowed to $58.2 million. The firm’s refreshed strategy focuses on simplification, operational excellence, and measured growth investments amid evolving regulatory landscapes.

Yancoal Australia reported a 16% rise in coal production for the first half of 2025 despite a 15% drop in revenue driven by falling coal prices and weather-related sales delays. The company remains optimistic about cost control and potential price recovery.

Challenger Limited celebrates four decades with a robust 9% rise in net profit and a strategic digital transformation, positioning itself at the forefront of Australia’s retirement income market.

Capricorn Metals has fully repaid its remaining $50 million corporate debt ahead of schedule, positioning itself as debt and gold hedging free with strong cash reserves to back growth projects.

Chorus Limited has lodged a replacement Product Disclosure Statement for its $170 million Capital Notes offer, confirming S&P’s equity content treatment and updating key offer dates and terms.

Discovery Alaska Limited has announced the termination of its mining lease for the Vinasale Project, choosing to preserve capital and concentrate on its flagship Chulitna Project alongside exploring new opportunities.

ASX Limited delivered a robust first half in 2025 with record operating revenue and a 10% rise in underlying NPAT, underscoring its strategic focus on technology modernisation and disciplined cost management.

Dateline Resources Limited’s latest quarterly report reveals a sharp decline in cash reserves, underscoring the company’s urgent need to secure additional funding to sustain its exploration activities.

Perpetual Limited's Q2 FY25 update reveals a 3.6% rise in Assets Under Management to A$230.2 billion, buoyed by currency tailwinds despite net outflows and market headwinds. Corporate Trust and Wealth Management also posted modest growth, setting the stage for the upcoming half-year results.

Vonex Limited has vested performance rights for its CEO and directors following MaxoTel’s acquisition of majority control, with shares set to be sold on-market. The company reports a mixed 1H FY25 financial performance and is exploring options to repay a $23 million debt facility, including a potential capital raise.