Dyno Nobel in the news

Dyno Nobel is starting U.S. trials for its new autonomous blasting system and reaffirmed its FY26 earnings guidance, with its stock trading near a yearly high.

Dyno Nobel selected Fujitsu for a global technology modernization, while analysts increased their stock target following strong H1 fiscal 2026 financial results.

Dyno Nobel, a global leader in explosives, has introduced an autonomous blast hole system for mining and partnered with Fujitsu for technology modernization, driving its stock to a decade high.

Explosives manufacturer Dyno Nobel selected Fujitsu as its global IT partner to modernize its technology environment, standardizing processes, enhancing efficiency, and improving employee experience across 30 locations.

Dyno Nobel unveiled an autonomous blast bench system for inspecting and loading blastholes, with initial trials set for a Utah copper mine before a global expansion.

Dyno Nobel experienced a surge in its share price and half-year profits after its demerger from Incitec Pivot to become a pure-play explosives company, despite analyst concerns about dividend sustainability.

Macquarie upgraded Dyno Nobel's stock to Outperform due to strong financial performance, reaffirmed guidance, and ambitious long-term EBIT targets including defense contracts.

Dyno Nobel introduces an autonomous tool for blasthole inspection and loading, enabling access to high-value deposits in difficult locations.

Dyno Nobel unveiled a fully autonomous blast bench system to remove workers from high-risk areas during explosives-loading.

Dyno Nobel has unveiled a prototype autonomous system to automate drill and blast processes in mining, enhancing safety and efficiency by reducing human presence in high-risk zones.

Dyno Nobel has developed an autonomous blasthole inspection and loading system to enhance safety and efficiency in mining operations.

Fujitsu signed a multi-million-dollar deal with Dyno Nobel to manage and modernize its global technology infrastructure across 30 locations to enhance efficiency, security, and sustainability.

Dyno Nobel reported strong H1 FY26 earnings driven by its explosives business, reaffirmed full-year guidance, and is progressing a transformation to simplify its portfolio by exiting the fertilizer segment.

Dyno Nobel prototypes a fully autonomous blasthole inspection and loading system for mining, with trials starting at Copper One in Utah.

Dyno Nobel launched an autonomous blasting system to automate mining blast zone tasks, enhance safety and consistency, and improve mineral extraction.

Dyno Nobel launched its Autonomous Bench, an end-to-end autonomous blast hole inspection and loading technology.

State Street Corporation has increased its substantial holding in Dyno Nobel Limited, raising its voting power from 6.07% to 7.15% of ordinary shares.

Dyno Nobel is focusing on explosives after shedding its fertilizer business and secured a US government defense contract through its Nitradyn joint venture, aiming to double earnings.

State Street Corporation significantly increased its stake in Dyno Nobel Limited, raising its voting power to 7.15% through various subsidiary holdings and securities lending.

Dyno Nobel, an explosives company, is expanding its business into military defence while continuing to serve the mining industry.