Latest Sustainability In It News

Nanoveu Limited has locked in a $500,000 funding guarantee through an options underwriting agreement, underpinning its push to commercialise cutting-edge semiconductor and 3D visualisation technologies.

Talga Group has cleared the last regulatory hurdle for its Nunasvaara South graphite mine in Sweden, paving the way for production of battery anode materials critical to the green transition.

Meeka Metals has begun commissioning its processing plant at the Murchison Gold Project, with ore now feeding into the plant and the first gold pour expected in June 2025.

Lindian Resources has secured a combined $1.65 million cash inflow from the exercise of unlisted options and a government R&D tax refund, strengthening its financial position for advancing the Kangankunde Rare Earths Project.

Telix Pharmaceuticals showcased its global theranostic radiopharmaceutical portfolio, highlighting FDA approvals, clinical progress, and a robust commercial expansion plan at its 2025 Investor Day.

Tower Limited has confirmed Paul Johnston as its permanent CEO after a successful interim period, while initiating a search for a new CFO to sustain its financial leadership.

Service Stream Limited has locked in a significant $440 million contract with NBN Co to continue upgrading Australia’s fibre network, extending its role in the national infrastructure program.

Ventia has landed a major $800 million contract to upgrade 175,000 premises from Fibre to the Node to Fibre to the Premises across Australia, reinforcing its role in the nation’s digital infrastructure.

Norwood Systems has successfully delivered a crucial software milestone under a major telecom contract, while also reporting strong customer receipts that bolster its cash position.

North Stawell Minerals has launched a $3.6 million equity raising, anchored by a cornerstone investor, to fund exploration at key Victorian gold projects and sustain operational momentum through 2025.

Etherstack has landed a $1 million contract to supply digital radio network equipment to the world’s largest iron ore producer in Western Australia, reinforcing its growth in recurring revenues. The company also reports record cash receipts in the first half of 2025, signaling strong momentum.

Austin Engineering has raised its FY25 revenue guidance to $370 million, driven by strong growth in the Americas, but has lowered its EBIT forecast due to operational challenges in Chile.