Latest Leadership Changes News

Bapcor Limited has revised its first-half FY26 guidance to a statutory net loss, citing weaker trade segment performance and one-off costs, while maintaining a cautiously optimistic full-year outlook supported by cost savings and leadership changes.

American Rare Earths has appointed mining veteran Mark Wall as CEO to lead its transition from exploration to production, focusing on advancing its flagship Halleck Creek project and expanding its U.S. market presence.

Talius Group appoints seasoned executive Pat Howard as CEO, with founder Graham Russell shifting to a strategic growth role, signalling a new phase of expansion and innovation.

DigiCo Infrastructure REIT appoints Michael Juniper as CEO, signaling a strategic push into advanced data centre development amid rising cloud and AI demand. Chris Maher shifts focus to government relations, underscoring regulatory challenges ahead.

Ardiden Ltd has completed its merger with Lac Gold, combining two premier Canadian gold projects and raising $10 million to fund upcoming drilling programs. The merger creates a stronger, cash-rich entity poised for growth in Quebec and Ontario.

Pacific Edge appoints Simon Flood as chairman designate, aiming to leverage his global investment expertise to navigate Medicare reimbursement challenges for its bladder cancer diagnostic tests in the US.

Infomedia Ltd has been officially acquired by McQueen BidCo, with shareholders receiving $1.671 per share following dividend adjustments. The company is now delisted from the ASX, marking a significant transition under new ownership.

APC Minerals Limited announces a $1.5 million capital raising through a placement and entitlement offer, alongside the planned exit of CEO Matthew Shackleton.

Austin Metals has appointed seasoned mining executive Michael Moore as Managing Director to spearhead exploration at its flagship Austin Gold Project in Western Australia.

Deep Yellow Limited has appointed Greg Field as its new Managing Director and CEO, aiming to leverage his extensive project execution experience to advance key uranium projects in Namibia and Australia.

EDU Holdings has significantly raised its FY25 financial outlook following strong enrolments and cost efficiencies, while announcing a selective buy-back of 12.5% of its shares from major investors.

Linius Technologies, soon to be Ion Video Limited, appoints Sophie Karzis as company secretary and Canaccord Genuity as corporate advisor, signaling a strategic push in governance and capital markets engagement.