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MONEYME Limited reported a robust FY25 with a 28% increase in its loan book to $1.6 billion and a positive operating cash profit of $24 million, underpinned by improved credit quality and strategic funding initiatives.

MoneyMe Limited posted a statutory net loss of $66.6 million for FY25, driven by accounting adjustments and credit loss provisions despite strong loan book growth and funding advances. The company is poised for growth with a new credit card launch and ongoing AI integration.

Generation Development Group Limited reported a remarkable 555% increase in net profit for the 2025 financial year, alongside a strategic acquisition that brings Lonsec fully under its control.

Dubber Corporation Limited will record a significant non-cash impairment charge in FY25 following the loss of a major customer contract with Virgin Media O2, impacting its intangible assets from a prior acquisition.

Corporate Travel Management Limited has delayed its FY25 financial results due to potential revenue recognition adjustments in Europe, prompting a voluntary ASX trading suspension.

Livium Ltd reports a significant A$6.6 million uplift in net assets driven by a reduction in fire claim provisions, recognition of a deferred tax asset, and equity accounting of its LieNA® joint venture with Mineral Resources.

Bendigo and Adelaide Bank reported a statutory loss of $97.1 million for FY25, driven by a significant goodwill impairment, while cash earnings grew 8.4% to $514.6 million. The bank maintained its dividend payouts despite margin pressures and increased operating costs.

Inghams Group Limited reported a 3.4% revenue decline and an 11.5% drop in net profit for FY25, impacted by a new Woolworths supply agreement and lease accounting changes, while maintaining stable underlying earnings and declaring an 8-cent fully franked final dividend.

AMA Group reported a robust FY25 with revenue surpassing $1 billion and a 38% jump in normalized EBITDA, underpinned by operational improvements and a strengthened balance sheet.

MA Financial Group reported a robust 30% revenue increase for the first half of 2025, yet statutory net profit fell sharply by 44%, highlighting a complex financial landscape as the firm prepares to acquire IP Generation.

Magellan Financial Group reported a 5% rise in operating profit for FY25 despite a 31% drop in statutory net profit, driven by strong growth in assets under management and booming income from strategic partnerships.

Dexus posted a 5.4% rise in revenue for FY25 but reported a substantial net loss driven by impairments, while increasing distributions to security holders.