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XF1: Xref Limited - Scheme Booklet registered with ASIC

Directors' Statement re Takeover, Scheme of Arrangement

  • Dec 20, 2024
  • 197 pages

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XF1: Xref Limited-Court approves convening of Scheme Meeting

Scheme of Arrangement

  • Dec 20, 2024
  • 1 page

Notification regarding unquoted securities - SEK

Appendix 3G (Notification of Issue, Conversion or Payment up of Unquoted Equity Securities)

  • Dec 11, 2024
  • 8 pages

Appendix 3Y - Ian Narev

Change of Director’s Interest Notice

  • Dec 11, 2024
  • 5 pages

Notification of cessation of securities - SEK

Appendix 3H (Notification of cessation of securities)

  • Dec 4, 2024
  • 4 pages

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This Month

Ben Thompson, CEO of start-up Employment Hero, says the company haa healthy cash balance.

‘Unicorn’ tech firm spent $43m to buy its founder’s other company

Heavily backed HR technology firm Employment Hero paid $43.4 million for a company owned by its co-founder Ben Thompson, a new regulatory filing has revealed.

  • Tess Bennett

September

Australian fund managers have named the ASX stocks they’re backing and the ones they’re steering clear of.

Three ASX stocks to buy today (and three more to avoid)

Australian fund managers have provided their take on the good, the bad and the ugly on the sharemarket after reporting season.

  • Joshua Peach and Jonathan Shapiro
Perennial’s Ryan Sohn is set to go it alone, leaving the private equity growth fund he helped co-found for a new venture.

Perennial PM partners with SEEK Investments exec for new growth fund

Street Talk understands Ryan Sohn has departed the fund he helped co-found and is set to strike out with a shop of his own.

  • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport

August

Venture capitalist teams up with CBA for next big project – democracy

Venture capitalist Paul Bassat is worried Australia is heading in the wrong direction and has teamed up with the Commonwealth Bank and others to get it back on track.

  • Ronald Mizen
Go1 co-founders Chris Eigeland and Andrew Barnes 

Investors back ‘unicorn’ Go1 CEO swap, as IPO plans emerge

The founding CEO of $3b Queensland tech firm Go1 will step down in a move backed by its early investors, with his co-founder taking sole charge of the run to an IPO.

  • Tess Bennett
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The more things change ... : Seek’s Andrew Bassat and Ian Narev

Seek’s venture fund wears $210m hit even as top performers surge

The $2.1 billion Seek Growth Fund, run by Andrew Bassat, is one of the few vehicles exposed to public markets, and showed tight valuations for start-ups.

  • Tess Bennett
Temple & Webster CEO Mark Coulter has detailed one of the first, real-life examples of artificial intelligence delivering actual savings.

How Temple & Webster won day two of profit season

CSL was the headline result, but it was Seek which was hit hardest on results day. Here’s what caught our eye.

  • James Thomson and Anthony Macdonald

July

The top skills leaders need to succeed this decade

Knowing how to get the most out of hybrid working and generative AI are among the skills that leaders need today. The future will call for much more.

  • Euan Black
Richard White’s WiseTech has always been profitable.

Nation’s richest boss ‘can’t find anything to invest in’ but WiseTech

This year’s list is stacked with tech founders such as Richard White – and shows how divorces can force bosses down the ranks.

  • Patrick Durkin and Sally Patten

June

Seek chief executive Ian Narev has offloaded the company’s Mexican and Brazilian job sites.

Seek ends decades-long Latin American foray with $128m sale

The ASX-listed employment platform said it would use the proceeds of the sale of its Mexican and Brazilian businesses to Spain’s Redarbor to pay down debt.

  • Tess Bennett

April

Why these companies are Australia’s best places to work

An intensive and “confronting” two-year leadership program underpinned the decision to award online recruitment firm Seek the 2024 AFR BOSS Best Place to Work – Large Organisation.

  • Sally Patten
Shifting attitudes to work have led to an increase in perks and benefits since the pandemic.

No amount of leave offerings will compensate for poor leadership

Companies can have all the flexible and hybrid work arrangements and offer all the leave entitlements under the sun, but if their leaders are poor at leading, they will count for naught.

  • Sally Patten

March

Seek CEO Ian Narev has set a new benchmark for exemplary digital transformations.

Metcash and Seek: Lessons from two contrasting IT projects

The learnings should be of interest to the broader economy, because badly handled IT projects – and there are too many to name – are a heavy drag on productivity.

  • Tony Boyd
Seek CEO Ian Narev says he “cut and paste” the CBA tech transformation techniques for Seek’s $180 million platform unification.

How Ian Narev copied CBA’s tech success at Seek

Seek’s recent tech upgrade is being talked about as an exemplar case study. Involving 1000 people including 350 engineers, the project came in on time and under budget.

  • Tony Boyd
Women to Watch.
Punitha Senniappan, Principal Architect at SEEK.

The ‘crucial’ factor for tech leaders to get ahead

A mentor can help future female leaders by acting as a sounding board and passing on skills and coaching.

  • Tess Bennett
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February

Former Seek boss Andrew Bassat, who is also president of the St Kilda Football Club, now runs the Seek Growth Fund.

Broker pressures Seek to unlock VC fund’s $2.3b valuation

Analysts from Morgan Stanley argue the job classifieds site and VC investor should make major changes to maximise shareholders’ perception of its value.

  • Nick Bonyhady and Tom Richardson
Ian Narev

Seek cuts dividend on slower job market

Job site Seek downgraded its revenue and profit guidance after job ads fell sharply in November and December.

  • Tess Bennett

‘Cuts to follow hiring freeze’: directors warn on job market shake-out

Leading company directors are predicting a shake-out in the job market this year as wages and price pressures bite and business looks to make cost savings.

  • Patrick Durkin and Sally Patten

November 2023

Mike Cannon-Brookes, investor and climate advocate, first made it onto the Fast 100 list in 2005.

Seven enduring lessons from 33 years of top start-ups

Over more than three decades, the Fast 100 has had its share of one-year wonders and flame-outs. But the success stories are staggering.

  • James Thomson

August 2023

Richard White said WiseTech never bought into the “silliness” in the job market.

Tech workers take $20,000-plus pay cuts as fired talent floods market

Salaries exploded during the pandemic as cashed up companies threw money at skilled workers, but recruiters and CEOs say job cuts have made the job market tougher.

  • Tess Bennett

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