Latest Leadership Change News

AMP Limited’s 2024 results reveal a 43% drop in statutory net profit to $150 million, offset by a 15.1% rise in underlying profit to $236 million, alongside the completion of its Advice business sale and the launch of a new digital bank.

Global Lithium Resources announces the resignation of Executive Chair Ron Mitchell and withdrawal of Director Matthew Allen's nomination, prompting the withdrawal of several AGM resolutions and a reshuffle in proxy voting.

Toys"R"Us ANZ Limited announces the immediate resignation of CEO Penny Cox, with Chair Kelly Humphreys and Executive Director Teresa Smith stepping in as interim leaders while a search for a new CEO is underway.

Domain Holdings Australia has appointed Greg Ellis as Interim CEO while continuing its search for a permanent leader, following the planned departure of Jason Pellegrino.

Alliance Aviation Services has reported a robust half-year performance with a 9.5% increase in statutory profit before tax and record flight hours, underpinned by fleet expansion and strong wet lease demand.

Nuchev Limited has appointed Nathan Cheong as its new CEO, with current CEO Mick Myers transitioning to COO and CFO roles, signaling a strategic leadership evolution.

Sigma Healthcare has completed its acquisition of Chemist Warehouse, issuing new shares and cash to former shareholders and appointing a refreshed board to steer the merged entity forward.

Solis Minerals appoints Mitch Thomas as CEO, shifting Mike Parker to Technical Director, ahead of a major 2025 drilling campaign in Peru's copper-rich belt.

AGL Energy reported a solid first half of FY25 with underlying EBITDA slightly down but maintained strong operational momentum, while narrowing its full-year earnings guidance and announcing key leadership changes.

Incitec Pivot Limited confirms its FY25 outlook remains steady despite operational hurdles at Phosphate Hill and a CFO transition, while progressing key strategic separations.

Summit Minerals appoints Dr. Matthew Cobb as CEO to accelerate development of its Equador Niobium and Rare Earth Elements Project in Brazil, while reshuffling leadership to bolster operational focus.

Acrux Limited announces the retirement of CEO Michael Kotsanis after more than 10 years at the helm, with a search underway for his successor to lead the next phase of growth.