Latest Sustainable Growth News

Sprintex Limited has landed US$321,000 in new purchase orders from its exclusive Indian distributor Euroteck, following the launch of its advanced GR Series Jet Blowers and a key commissioning at Delhi’s Kondli wastewater plant. This momentum underscores Sprintex’s growing footprint in India’s expanding wastewater treatment market.

Black Cat Syndicate Limited reported a record gold production quarter, boosting its cash, bullion, and investments to $90 million, while unveiling promising new high-grade discoveries and strategic board changes.

Cedar Woods Properties has raised its FY26 net profit guidance to 15% growth, driven by a surge in presales hitting a record $763 million. The company’s strong pipeline and strategic acquisitions position it well amid a tight housing market.

Swift Networks has locked in key contracts with Australia's largest Aged Care provider and Chevron, while progressing its Swift TV rollout on track for Q3 FY26. The company also completed a $2.2 million capital raise, positioning itself for growth in new markets.

Medibank has set ambitious goals to triple its health segment earnings by FY30, expand its private health insurance market share, and double its health engagement, signaling a strategic pivot towards integrated, technology-driven care.

Hydrix Limited reports a robust quarter with $3.35 million in sales, a 7% revenue increase, and a strong international client base, while advancing US market ventures.

Harris Technology Group Limited reported a solid start to FY26 with $3.8 million in sales and breakeven operating cash flow, propelled by strong growth in its refurbished technology division.

SOCO Corporation has returned to profitability in FY25, driven by strategic contract wins and client diversification. The company is now focusing on expanding recurring revenues and leveraging AI and cybersecurity capabilities for future growth.

SOCO Corporation Ltd has reported a return to profitability in FY25, driven by revenue growth and strategic investments. The company is now focused on disciplined execution and client diversification to sustain momentum into FY26.

Syrah Resources resumed graphite production at its Balama mine and advanced its Vidalia anode material facility amid supportive US trade tariffs and tax credits, positioning itself strongly in the growing EV battery market.

The Calmer Co has reported a robust 26% increase in quarterly sales, driven by strong growth in Australia and the US, alongside a significant 39% reduction in cash used in operations, signaling clear progress toward profitability.

Gale Pacific reports stabilising trading conditions in Q1 FY26 with a strategic U.S. operating model overhaul delivering significant cost savings, despite a slight dip in overall sales.