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Imdex Limited reported a notable 70% surge in net profit for the 2025 financial year, even as revenue slipped by 3.1%. The company also announced a steady dividend payout amid strategic corporate changes.

Liberty Financial Group returned to profit growth in FY25, driven by margin expansion and lower credit impairments, while declaring a generous 52 cent dividend. The company signals optimism for loan origination recovery and portfolio growth in the year ahead.

Liberty Financial Group reported a 16% rise in statutory net profit after tax for FY25, alongside a 10% increase in underlying earnings, while maintaining stable loan growth and strong capital positions.

Dalrymple Bay Infrastructure Limited reported a 17.1% rise in net profit to $43.1 million for H1 2025, declaring a 5.875 cents per security distribution and advancing $405 million in capital projects to enhance its coal export terminal.

Auckland International Airport has updated the deadline for shareholders to submit participation notices for its Dividend Reinvestment Plan linked to the FY25 interim dividend, ensuring clarity ahead of the upcoming payment.

Ansell Limited reported record FY25 sales and EBIT margins, completing KBU integration ahead of schedule and upgrading synergy targets. The company guides higher adjusted EPS for FY26, fully offsetting US tariff hikes through pricing.

Ansell Limited reports robust FY25 growth driven by strong Industrial and Healthcare segments, completes KBU acquisition integration ahead of schedule, and announces a $200 million share buyback for FY26.

Ansell Limited reported robust FY25 results, driven by strong organic growth and the successful integration of Kimberly-Clark’s PPE business. The company also advanced its sustainability commitments and navigated tariff challenges with strategic pricing and sourcing.

Chorus Limited reported a resilient FY25 with modest revenue growth, increased fibre uptake, and a positive net profit, while advancing its all-fibre strategy and sustainability commitments.

thl reports a statutory net loss for FY25, driven by impairments, while underlying profit falls 45%. The company maintains dividends and outlines strategic initiatives to restore growth and profitability.

Tourism Holdings Limited reported a statutory net loss in FY25 amid challenging market conditions but remains confident in a strategic turnaround targeting over $100 million in annualised NPAT within four years.

Tourism Holdings Limited (thl) reported a statutory net loss of $25.8 million for FY25 amid challenging market conditions but posted an underlying profit of $28.7 million. The company’s growth roadmap aims to exceed $100 million in annualised NPAT within four years, driven by rental expansion and operational efficiencies.