Latest Investor Relations News

Rare Foods Australia Limited has requested an immediate suspension of its shares on the ASX, paving the way for its voluntary removal from the exchange next month. This move follows shareholder approval earlier this year.

James Hardie has released its financial results for the fourth quarter and full year ended March 31, 2025, accompanied by a suite of detailed reports filed with both the ASX and SEC.

Almonty Industries posted a modest revenue rise in Q1 2025 but faced a steep net loss due to warrant revaluation, while securing key U.S. defense contracts and advancing its flagship Sangdong tungsten mine.

AKORA Resources has appointed Peter Bird as its new Managing Director and CEO, marking a strategic leadership change aimed at advancing the Bekisopa Iron Ore Project and securing critical funding and partnerships.

Alligator Energy appoints Andrea Marsland-Smith as CEO, marking a strategic leadership shift to accelerate its transition from uranium exploration to production at the Samphire project.

BrainChip Holdings Ltd’s 2025 AGM reveals a strengthened product roadmap, breakthrough Edge AI technology advances, and a surge in commercial partnerships, positioning the company for accelerated growth.

Resolute Mining has completed its acquisition of the Doropo and ABC Gold Projects from AngloGold Ashanti, marking a significant expansion of its asset portfolio with no material changes since the initial announcement.

Island Pharmaceuticals has completed dosing in the Phase 2b cohort of its dengue fever trial, with pharmacokinetic targets met and top-line results expected next month. The company also strengthened its balance sheet by raising $1.94 million through option exercises.

EV Resources Limited has responded to ASX inquiries confirming the material impact of China's molybdenum export controls and recent high-grade antimony assay results on its securities.

Sarama Resources has completed the second tranche of its A$2 million equity placement, issuing options to institutional investors after shareholder approval. The funds are earmarked for advancing exploration and supporting working capital.

Computershare delivered a robust 1H25 performance with an 18.7% rise in management EPS and a 12.5% increase in interim dividends, prompting an upgraded FY25 earnings outlook.

Computershare Limited reported a 6.7% decline in revenue to $1.5 billion for the half-year ended December 2024, primarily due to the sale of its US Mortgage Services business. However, profit after tax from continuing operations surged 24.9% to $286.5 million, underpinning an interim dividend of AU 45 cents per share.