Resources

28.5.2026

InterFinancial advises Commit Works on sale to Datamine

Commit Works is a Brisbane-based software company serving the mining and metals industry. Its CiteOps platform digitises shift-level planning, resource allocation, task coordination and production tracking, connecting the short-term plan to what actually happens on shift across underground coal, open cut, underground hardrock and smelter operations globally. Datamine is the world’s leading provider of technology […]

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29.4.2026

From technical capability to economic inevitability: Why Clean Energy companies fail to scale?

Working with organisations attempting to commercialise clean energy technologies, I have observed a pattern persistent enough to warrant explicit articulation. Across hydrogen, electrification, storage, biogas, low-carbon fuels, and industrial heat, companies with credible technology, capable teams, and supportive boards still fail to compound enterprise value. Not because the technology disappoints, and not because the market […]

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31.3.2026

Not every healthcare deal is a sale: rethinking what M&A can look like

When healthcare business owners come to us thinking about a transaction, the conversation almost always starts in the same place. What is the business worth, and what does a sale process look like? Those are the right questions. But they’re not always the only ones that matter. Embedded in both is an assumption; that the […]

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27.2.2026

On the floor at EvokeAg 2026: Luke Harwood’s reflections on Australian Agtech

EvokeAg 2026 drew over 1,500 delegates from 18 countries to Melbourne in February, with the Federal Government committing another $450,000 to support the event over the next three years. The visible momentum is real, and the cohort of companies I spent two days meeting reflected it. Most were past proof-of-concept by a meaningful margin, with […]

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27.2.2026

Australian mining industry: Outlook, drivers and opportunities for METS companies

The Australian mining industry enters 2026 with a constructive, albeit moderating, outlook shaped by global economic conditions and the structural shift toward decarbonisation. The Australian Government’s Office of the Chief Economist, in its latest Resources and Energy Quarterly, notes that commodity prices are generally expected to ease from recent highs but remain supportive of continued […]

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27.1.2026

What has 2025 taught us about APAC M&A and what comes next in 2026?

As we kick off the new year, we went around the InterFinancial team and asked a simple question: What did you see in the APAC M&A market in 2025, and what does it mean for 2026?  The answers were candid, thoughtful and in some cases, refreshingly blunt. While the headlines were dominated by AI hype, geopolitical noise and regulatory change, the […]

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27.11.2025

APAC Tech M&A: What Q3 trends mean for Aussie sellers? 

MergerMarket and DataSite have released their Asia Pacific Q3 M&A report and it’s full of insights for technology founders thinking about an exit in the next few years. While activity has slowed from previous highs, tech is still the most active sector across the region, and the pipeline of companies preparing for sale remains deep. […]

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28.10.2025

FY25 Consumer Goods and Retail Sector Update: Where to get the most bang for your buck?

It’s been an interesting year for the Australian Consumer landscape. With the high inflation / high interest rate setting of previous years’ easing, we’ve been eager to see whether this would translate to increased M&A activity. Analysing the data, it’s clear that investors are shopping, but being extremely picky about what they add to their cart.  Crunching the numbers According to the ABS, monthly retail turnover […]

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