Latest Leadership Change News

DMC Mining Limited moves closer to ASX re-admission as Guinea reopens its cadastral licensing system, enabling imminent exploration licenses for key projects. The company also strengthens its leadership team and secures additional financing to support upcoming operations.

Linius Technologies has appointed Ben Taverner as CEO and secured key partnerships and customers, including Brown University and Fujitsu, setting the stage for significant growth in FY25.

Nido Education Limited has appointed Adam Lai, former PwC Sydney Managing Partner, as its new CEO starting February 2025, signaling a strategic push for significant expansion over the next five to eight years.

Jatcorp Limited faces a sharp revenue drop due to a trademark dispute in China but accelerates growth with new Moroka® products and expanded distribution channels.

Nimy Resources advances its Mons Project with significant high-grade copper and gallium mineralisation confirmed at Masson and Block 3 East prospects, supported by a successful capital raise and a CSIRO research grant.

Pro-Pac Packaging reported a revenue increase to $73.1 million for Q2 FY25, supported by new financing facilities and a fresh CEO appointment, while navigating cash flow pressures and challenging market conditions.

Ramsay Health Care announces key leadership departures and a strategic realignment aimed at strengthening its core Australian hospital business and accelerating transformation under CEO Natalie Davis.

Tigers Realm Coal is finalising the sale of its Russian subsidiaries for US$49 million, pending crucial Presidential approval, while navigating recent leadership shifts.

Summit Minerals reports significant progress at its Equador Niobium and Tantalum Project, highlighted by strong assay results and permit submissions, while temporarily suspending drilling at its newly launched Barra Lithium Project due to mechanical setbacks.

MTM Critical Metals reported major progress in its Flash Joule Heating technology and secured $15.5 million in capital raises, positioning itself for commercialisation and strategic growth in critical metals recovery.

SRJ Technologies reported a remarkable 178% increase in Q4 FY24 cash receipts, driven by strong contract activity and strategic partnerships, including a key Middle East market entry. Despite some project delays, the company remains confident in its growth trajectory for FY25.

Rent.com.au reports an 11% quarterly revenue increase to $750k, driven by strong RentPay growth and strategic new partnerships. The company is expanding its customer base and refining its product offerings amid seasonal market shifts.