Latest Leadership Transition News

Nuix announces the departure of CEO Jonathan Rubinsztein after four years of transformative leadership, with an interim CEO to be appointed amid a global search for his successor.

Cygnus Metals has promoted Nick Kwong to CEO as the company focuses on updating economic studies and expanding resources at its Chibougamau Project. The leadership change aligns with a dual strategy targeting resource growth and a refreshed Preliminary Economic Assessment.

Perseus Mining reported steady gold production and cashflow growth in Q1 FY26, while progressing key projects including the CMA Underground and Nyanzaga development. The company also completed a CEO transition and renewed its share buyback program.

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.

Golden State Mining Limited has raised $1.5 million through a two-tranche placement to fund its Western Australian gold projects, while welcoming a new director and preparing for its Managing Director's departure.

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.

Caprice Resources has appointed CEO Luke Cox as Managing Director, underscoring confidence in his leadership to drive exploration and development in the Murchison Goldfields and West Arunta regions.

Newmont Corporation delivered a strong third quarter in 2025, producing 1.4 million gold ounces and generating a record $1.6 billion in free cash flow, while improving its cost and capital guidance for the year.

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.