Latest Strategic Expansion News

Felix Group Holdings reported a 21% revenue increase in FY25, driven by strong enterprise platform sales and positive cash flow, while strategically acquiring Nexvia to expand its SaaS footprint in construction.

Pilbara Minerals Limited (PLS) reported a challenging FY25 marked by a 39% revenue drop and a net loss of $196 million amid falling lithium prices. Despite this, the company advanced key expansion projects, acquired a Brazilian lithium asset, and made significant sustainability strides.

SRJ Technologies has completed a key acquisition of a UAE entity linked to a Middle Eastern National Oil Company, positioning itself for direct contracts with regional energy giants and expanding its asset integrity services across the Middle East.

Reece Limited reported a 20% decline in EBIT for FY25, reflecting soft demand in both ANZ and US markets despite strategic branch expansions and acquisitions.

Viridis Mining and Minerals has significantly expanded its Colossus Rare Earth Elements project in Brazil, securing an additional 2,503.6 hectares adjacent to its existing licenses. This move, backed by robust government support and strategic partnerships, enhances the project's scale and de-risks its pathway to production.

Gladiator Resources has inked a strategic agreement with Apex USA Resources to explore and develop rare earth element tenements in the United States, marking a significant diversification from its Tanzanian uranium projects.

Resolute Mining Limited reported a robust half-year performance for H1 2025, with net profit more than doubling amid higher gold prices, even as production dipped due to operational challenges. The company also expanded its footprint with a strategic acquisition in Côte d’Ivoire.

DUG Technology reported a record US$52 million order book and strong second-half momentum in FY25, driven by innovative seismic imaging technology and global office expansions despite a slight revenue dip.

GQG Partners reported a robust first half of 2025 with funds under management rising to US$172.4 billion and net revenue increasing 11%, driven by solid net inflows and capital appreciation. The firm also expanded its product suite, including launching an active ETF, while maintaining strong investment performance across strategies.

Vysarn Limited delivered a robust FY2025 performance, driven by significant acquisitions and expanding operations across Australia’s water infrastructure sector. The company’s strategic moves position it well for sustained growth amid evolving market demands.

MaxiPARTS Limited reported a robust FY25 with a 57% jump in net profit and a 20% dividend increase, underpinned by operational gains and a key acquisition in Förch Australia.

Australian Vintage reported a slight sales dip in FY25 but improved earnings and cash flow, setting the stage for a transformational FY26 driven by innovative brands and strategic expansion.