Latest Leadership Appointments News

Halo Technologies has appointed Peter Oxlade as CEO and George Paxton as COO, aligning leadership with its recent $3.9 million capital raise to fuel expansion across the Asia-Pacific region.

Aquirian Limited reports a 16.7% revenue increase alongside key operational advances at its Wubin facility and new leadership appointments, signaling strong momentum in mining services and technology.

Future Metals NL has appointed seasoned resources executive Keith Bowes as Managing Director and CEO, aiming to accelerate development of its flagship Panton and Eileen Bore projects.

Metal Bank Limited moves swiftly to expand its Western Australian gold footprint through the acquisition of Hastings Technology Metals’ gold assets and a $2.3 million capital raising aimed at fast-tracking exploration and production.

Peel Mining has appointed a new leadership team with deep mining and capital markets expertise, aiming to unlock significant value from its copper and polymetallic assets in the prolific Cobar region. The company signals a strategic shift towards targeted exploration, regional consolidation, and disciplined growth.

Javelin Minerals has partnered with MEGA Resources to fully fund and operate the Eureka Gold Project, setting the stage for mining to begin in mid-2026. The deal includes a $4.5 million capital raise and a strategic leadership appointment to drive exploration and production growth.

Jatcorp has officially appointed Dr Xinpeng (Sean) Li as its CEO, locking in a three-year contract that underscores a strategic focus on sustainable growth and innovation.

InFocus Group Holdings has locked in up to AUD 1.7 million in potential revenues through new contracts in healthcare and logistics, underpinning its operational expansion in Southeast Asia.

DigiCo Infrastructure REIT has appointed Michael Juniper as a senior executive and director, aiming to leverage his extensive experience to accelerate growth and sustainability in its data centre portfolio.

Shine Justice Ltd reported a 4.4% rise in FY25 revenue to $204.4 million, alongside major legal settlements and leadership changes, signaling renewed growth momentum.

Ramsay Health Care reported a modest 1.7% increase in underlying net profit for FY25, driven by strong Australian and UK hospital performances despite significant impairments in the UK. The company is advancing its multi-year transformation and expects EBIT growth in Australia for FY26, though challenges remain.

Atlas Arteria reported a statutory net profit of $73.3 million for H1 2025, impacted by a new tax, while toll revenues rose 8.1%. The company reaffirmed its 2025 distribution guidance of 40 cents per security, supported by strong free cash flow growth.