Latest Financial Stability News

Nutritional Growth Solutions Ltd has clarified discrepancies in its June 2025 quarterly reports, attributing changes to timing and classification adjustments, while reaffirming its financial health and governance compliance.

JB Hi-Fi Limited has announced a fully franked dividend of AUD 2.05 per share for the first half of FY2025, combining ordinary and special dividends payable in September.

Metro Performance Glass proposes a $15–24 million recapitalisation involving a discounted rights offer and a major placement to Amari Metals, who would become the controlling shareholder.

Universal Biosensors updates investors on a shift from a secured loan to a potential entitlement offer, signaling evolving funding strategies and extended timelines.

Pure Foods Tasmania has raised $150,000 through a strategic share and option placement, signaling strong investor confidence in its ongoing turnaround strategy.

Credit Corp Group Limited delivered a robust 16% rise in underlying NPAT for FY2025, driven by strong US debt buying and consumer lending growth, setting the stage for a record US investment pipeline in FY2026.

Syntara Limited’s trading suspension has been lifted as the company lodged its quarterly activity and cash flow reports for June 2025, reopening its shares to market activity.

Babylon Pump & Power has completed two key acquisitions, expanding its water services platform and enhancing earnings with minimal integration risk. These moves position the company for sustained growth in the mining services sector.

Australian Pacific Coal Limited has applied to set aside a statutory demand for over $1 million, a move that unfolds alongside its recent restart of underground mining at the Dartbrook Coal Mine.

Norwood Systems has extended the repayment date on its key loan facility to August 2025, underscoring the critical role this funding has played in securing a major Optus contract and supporting its growth ambitions.

Jayride Group has launched a new SaaS platform aimed at transforming its business model from a traditional aggregator to a scalable, subscription-based technology provider for ground transportation. Early integrations in Southeast Asia signal a strategic shift with promising growth potential.

BirdDog Technology Limited reported a 6.9% increase in quarterly sales to A$4.3 million, driven by the successful launch of two next-generation broadcast products and a strong cash position ahead of a planned share buy-back.