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Farm Pride Foods reports a 15% rise in production following successful repopulation of Avian Influenza-impacted farms, alongside improved cash flow and strategic loan conversion.

Althea Group Holdings reported $5.02 million in Q3 FY25 receipts, driven by strong growth at Peak Canada and the launch of Peak USA, while its pharmaceutical cannabis division faces steep revenue declines prompting strategic review.

Santos Limited's 2024 Annual Report reveals a 5% drop in production and a 9% decline in sales revenue, yet highlights significant progress in carbon capture and storage and emissions reduction efforts.

Lark Distilling Co. reported a robust Q3FY25 with net sales rising 31% to $4.3 million, driven by growth in travel retail, ecommerce, and exclusive whisky releases. The company also progressed its Pontville distillery redevelopment and maintained positive operating cash flow.

Australian Vintage appoints Tom Dusseldorp as CEO following Craig Garvin's successful stabilization of the company through a challenging 2024. The leadership change signals a renewed focus on revenue growth, cash flow, and disciplined capital management.

Bubs Australia has triumphed in a long-standing legal dispute, winning $26.5 million in arbitration awards against Alpha Group subsidiaries Alice Trading and Willis Trading. The company now faces the challenge of recovering the awarded sums.

Oliver’s Real Food reported an 18% revenue decline in the March 2025 quarter, impacted by store closures and trading calendar shifts, yet achieved a strong rebound in EBITDA margin to 11.5%.

Nuchev Limited reported a remarkable 215% increase in quarterly revenue, driven by the strategic launch of Oli6® in Vietnam and the acquisition of bWellness, signaling robust expansion across key Asia-Pacific markets.

Aumake Limited reports a robust 160% year-on-year surge in quarterly cash receipts to A$12.7 million, driven by new strategic partnerships and operational efficiencies. The company also implements executive salary cuts to sharpen its path toward cash flow positivity.

Treasury Wine Estates has announced a 20-cent per share dividend for the half-year ending December 2024, accompanied by a fully franked component and an active Dividend Reinvestment Plan.