Dual-listed Civmec recorded a 34 per cent net profit drop to $42.5 million last financial year, but insists the future is bright with a record order book worth $1.25 billion.
Isabel Viera and Tom Zaunmayr discuss how four regional WA maltsters are doing their bit to reduce the reliance on global agribusinesses for WA craft brewers.
A 36-storey apartment project in South Perth is the latest development troubled by delay and costs blowout with the estimated value rising to nearly $300 million.
The Australian share market has finished the day in the green following volatile company reporting results in an otherwise lull session as investors await overseas catalysts.
The hospital operator said it remains committed to the Joondalup campus despite being adversely affected by a new funding agreement with the state government.
A gas-fired plant in the Pilbara will get a $150 million upgrade to power Northern Star’s $1.3 billion Hemi gold project and back the rollout of renewable energy
Mineral Resources has slid to an $896 million loss for the full year, driven by sizeable impairments against its mothballed Bald Hill mine and weak lithium and iron ore prices.
The federal government has formalised its agreement with a new subsidiary of Austal, in a move which confirms its status as a strategic shipbuilder of choice.
An assessment panel has approved a plan to build a six-storey NDIS apartment and medical centre as part of a multi-million-dollar masterplan in Joondalup.
GOLD WRAP: Goldminers Westgold Resources and Bellevue are both hopeful of a positive FY26, on the back of dealing with different challenges over the past 12 months.
Wesfarmers will make a $1.7 billion capital return to shareholders after reporting a strong lift in net profit, helped by proceeds from four major asset sales.
Mineral Resources’ new chair Malcolm Bundey has offered no new clarity on Chris Ellison’s planned succession, as the departure window continues to narrow.
Lynas Rare Earths will raise as much as $815 million to accelerate its growth, as it pushes to capitalise on a growing appetite outside China for rare earth products.
IGO has swung to a loss of more than $950 million in a set of “disappointing” full-year financials after slashing the value of its share of the Kwinana lithium refinery to zero.
Eminent company director Michael Chaney is coming to the end of his career, with Wesfarmers naming its next chair and a likely successor emerging at Northern Star Resources.
