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Dexus’s 2025 annual results reveal stable cash flows, robust occupancy rates, and a positive shift in property valuations, underscoring its resilience amid evolving market conditions. The company’s sustainability leadership and strategic divestments position it well for the next growth phase.

Transurban Group’s FY25 results reveal a complex financial picture with statutory profit halving but operational EBITDA and toll revenues rising, supported by key infrastructure projects nearing delivery.

Lynch Group Holdings delivered solid FY25 results with revenue growth led by Australian supermarket floral demand and strong Chinese tulip exports, while FY26 outlook signals mixed conditions.

Lynch Group Holdings delivered solid FY25 results with revenue and EBITDA growth, driven by strong Australian operations and expanding Chinese exports. The company also announced a full acquisition agreement, setting the stage for a transformative year ahead.

Lynch Group Holdings Limited reported solid revenue growth and a sharp reduction in net loss for FY2025, while announcing a scheme of arrangement acquisition by Hasfarm Holdings Limited.

Step One Clothing reported modest FY25 revenue growth amid a challenging retail environment, driven by strong UK performance and a strategic shift to balance discounting and profitability.

Hansen Technologies reported robust FY25 results, driven by strong revenue growth, strategic contract wins, and deepening AI integration. The company’s expansion in Germany and sustainability leadership further underpin its positive outlook.

Hansen Technologies reported robust FY25 results, driven by strong growth in its Energy & Utilities and Communications & Media sectors, highlighted by a major $50 million contract with VMO2. The company’s disciplined cost management and strategic investments in AI and acquisitions underpin its optimistic outlook for FY26.

Hansen Technologies reported a remarkable 105.7% increase in statutory net profit for the year ended June 2025, while maintaining its dividend payout. The company also expanded its footprint with a strategic investment in Canadian AI firm Dial AI.

Retail Food Group Limited reported steady FY25 growth, underpinned by brand modernization and expansion plans including the upcoming launch of Firehouse Subs in Australia. The company is also restructuring its company stores to sharpen focus on high-growth brands.

Retail Food Group Limited reported a 1.7% rise in FY25 underlying EBITDA to $29.6 million, driven by strong growth in Beefy’s Pies and a strategic pivot towards Firehouse Subs in Australia. The company is also considering divesting Brumby’s Bakery amid portfolio reshaping.

Retail Food Group reported an 8.5% revenue increase for FY25 but posted a significant net loss of A$14.9 million, weighed down by transformation and strategic reset costs.