Latest Annual Report News

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.

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.

Plato Income Maximiser Limited has reported a robust financial year ending June 2025, with net profit after tax rising to $83.6 million and its investment portfolio outperforming the benchmark in both income and total return. The company also maintained its highest-ever fully franked monthly dividends since listing.

Plato Income Maximiser Limited has reported a robust 29.9% increase in revenue and a 26.7% rise in profit after tax for the fiscal year ending June 2025, alongside consistent fully franked dividends.

Perpetual Credit Income Trust reported a 20.7% increase in net assets to $532.8 million for FY25, while posting a modest profit decline amid challenging market conditions. The Trust’s $93 million capital raise and diversified credit portfolio underpin its strategy for stable income and growth.

Spheria Emerging Companies Limited has reported a remarkable doubling of both revenue and profit for the fiscal year ending June 2025, alongside increased fully franked dividends.

AGL Energy has clarified that its FY25 underlying earnings aligned with market forecasts and published guidance, dismissing any material surprises in its financial results. The company also addressed statutory profit volatility and confirmed compliance with ASX disclosure rules.

DUG Technology’s latest financials reveal a modest revenue decline and a widening net loss for the fiscal year ended June 2025, with no dividends declared.

AMA Group Limited reported a robust FY25 with revenue climbing 8.6% to over $1 billion and a 38.4% jump in normalised EBITDA, while significantly reducing net debt following a major equity raise and debt refinancing.

Mitchell Services Limited has revealed a sharp downturn in its FY2025 financial results, with profits collapsing by 94% and revenue falling 17%, signaling a challenging year for the oilfield services provider.

Janison Education Group reported a 9% revenue increase to $46.8 million for FY2025, yet its net loss widened by 40%, underscoring ongoing profitability challenges.

MAAS Group Holdings Limited reported a solid 15% increase in revenues for FY25, while profit after tax saw a marginal decline. The company maintained its dividend payout, signaling steady shareholder returns amid mixed earnings results.