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Aquirian Limited reports a 16.7% revenue increase alongside key operational advances at its Wubin facility and new leadership appointments, signaling strong momentum in mining services and technology.

SSH Group Limited reported a 7% revenue decline and a 21% drop in profit after tax for FY2025, while net tangible assets per share doubled amid strategic acquisitions.

Aquirian Limited reported a 13% revenue increase to $26.1 million in FY25, securing a $20 million three-year contract with a Western Australian goldmine and advancing its innovative Collar Keeper® technology.

NRW Holdings delivered a robust FY25 performance, posting a 12.2% revenue increase to $3.27 billion and securing a strong $6.1 billion order book. The company’s FY26 outlook remains positive with expected revenue growth and improved earnings.

Mitchell Services reported a transitional FY25 with revenue growth but earnings pressure from lower utilisation and mobilisation costs. The company secured key contracts and launched a decarbonisation joint venture, positioning for a stronger FY26.

Papyrus Australia has signed a binding term sheet with TBS Mining Solutions to produce a biodegradable version of the Collar Keeper®, marking a major step in sustainable mining innovation.

MLG Oz Limited reported a robust FY2025 with significant revenue and profit growth, driven by new contracts and operational improvements. Despite strong results, the company opts to retain capital, foregoing dividends to fuel future expansion.

Aquirian’s subsidiary TBS Mining Solutions has secured a $4.2 million binding term sheet with Papyrus Australia to manufacture biodegradable Collar Keeper® products, marking a significant step towards greener mining operations.

Macmahon Holdings Limited has reported a strong financial year with a 19.5% revenue increase and a near 39% jump in profit after tax, underpinning higher dividends for shareholders.

Babylon Pump & Power has completed two key acquisitions, expanding its water services platform and enhancing earnings with minimal integration risk. These moves position the company for sustained growth in the mining services sector.

Resource Development Group, majority-owned by Mineral Resources, has entered voluntary administration after a funding request was declined. Mineral Resources plans to support the process but will record a significant impairment in FY25.

Mineral Resources Limited’s majority-owned Resource Development Group has entered voluntary administration, prompting MinRes to prepare for a significant non-cash impairment in its FY25 results. The unfolding administration process raises questions about the future of RDG and its impact on MinRes shareholders.