Latest Leadership Changes News

Viva Energy’s 3Q2025 update reveals modest sales growth driven by commercial fuel demand, refinery margin gains, and ongoing cost-cutting efforts amid leadership changes.

Cannindah Resources has secured $4.5 million through a fully underwritten entitlement offer to accelerate drilling at its Mt Cannindah copper-gold project, unveiling promising new high-grade porphyry targets that could reshape its resource profile.

Prime Financial Group has secured two strategic acquisitions across its Wealth and Business segments, alongside executing a Non-Binding Indicative Offer for a major Wealth sector target and appointing a new CFO.

EMU NL has appointed John Anderson as Chair and Adrian Griffin as Managing Director and CEO, marking a significant step in its board renewal process aligned with ASX governance standards.

Boom Logistics reports steady revenue growth and significant capital expenditure cuts in Q1 FY26, while advancing a share buyback and navigating leadership changes.

Amotiv Limited reported steady FY25 financials with marginal revenue growth and a slight EBITA dip, while unveiling its ambitious Amotiv2030 strategy to drive future shareholder value amid ongoing market challenges.

Canyon Resources confirms the Minim Martap Bauxite Project as a world-class asset with robust economics and begins construction ahead of first shipment in mid-2026.

Janison Education Group reported solid FY25 results with 9% revenue growth and the commercial launch of its AI platform Jai, positioning itself strongly in the expanding global digital assessment market.

Cochlear Limited reports steady FY25 financials alongside the launch of its innovative Nucleus Nexa cochlear implant system, setting the stage for projected double-digit profit growth in FY26.

Bellevue Gold Limited reported a robust September quarter with production and sales exceeding expectations, alongside a pioneering net zero emissions milestone. The company is well positioned for growth in FY26 with strategic leadership appointments and improved operational efficiencies.

Deep Yellow Limited reports significant progress on its flagship Tumas Project in Namibia, highlighted by promising high-grade uranium discoveries at the S-Bend prospect and steady advancement of infrastructure and engineering works. Meanwhile, leadership changes and a robust cash position set the stage for the company’s next growth phase.

Deterra Royalties announces the resignation of CEO Julian Andrews by year-end, with Non-executive Director Jason Neal stepping in as interim CEO amid a search for a permanent replacement.