Latest Recycling News

CSIRO has sold about half its shares in Chrysos Corporation through a block trade, reducing its stake by roughly 9%, yet remains a committed substantial shareholder with a six-month escrow on its retained shares.

Genesis Energy’s 2025 Investor Day confirms its strategy and earnings growth remain firmly on track, anchored by a substantial renewable pipeline and robust capital management.

Macquarie Technology Group unveiled ambitious plans to expand its AI-optimised data centre footprint, supported by a $450 million debt facility and strong growth across its cloud, government cybersecurity, and telecom divisions.

Lithium Universe advances its U.S. solar panel recycling strategy following silver’s historic classification as a Critical Metal, positioning itself to tap into soaring demand and a growing PV waste stream.

Iondrive Limited has successfully raised $4 million through a share placement to accelerate the commercialisation of its innovative e-waste recycling technology in the United States.

IPD Group’s 2025 AGM reveals robust FY25 financial results driven by data centre and electrification sectors, alongside operational efficiencies and sustainability strides. The company signals continued momentum into FY26 with positive earnings guidance.

IRIS Metals has partnered with Rock Zero to pioneer a low-emission lithium refining process in the U.S., aiming to secure a domestic supply chain with breakthrough technology.

Cobalt Blue Holdings has significantly upgraded the economics of its Kwinana Cobalt Refinery project, driven by a sharp rebound in cobalt prices following market disruptions in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The company is advancing towards a Final Investment Decision with key permits and supply agreements in place.

Infragreen Group Limited has reported a strong FY25 performance, exceeding prospectus forecasts with $18.6 million in pro forma EBITDA and a successful $40 million IPO. The company projects robust growth in FY26, driven by organic expansion and strategic acquisitions in sustainable infrastructure.

Accent Group reported a modest 1.6% rise in FY25 owned sales to $1.46 billion and a net profit after tax of $57.7 million, while outlining ambitious FY26 plans including the launch of Sports Direct stores in Australia and New Zealand.

Accent Group Limited reported modest FY25 sales growth with a cautious FY26 outlook, unveiling a strategic partnership to expand Sports Direct stores in Australia and New Zealand.

Sims Limited reports a stellar FY25 with underlying EBIT nearly tripling, driven by strategic growth and sustainability achievements, while setting an ambitious outlook for FY26 amid market challenges.