Latest Annual Results News

Black Cat Syndicate delivered a transformational FY26, doubling gold output to 90,833oz and generating a record $77M operating cashflow in the June quarter, fully recouping its $106M Paulsens acquisition costs.

KMD Brands expects a 5% rise in FY26 sales and a more than doubling of EBITDA, while planning to divest its Southeast Asian manufacturing facility over the next year.

KMD Brands delivered steady sales growth and margin improvement in Q3 FY26, driven by Kathmandu and Rip Curl, while launching a business review to explore options for accelerating shareholder value.

GPT Group has announced an estimated 12.0 cents per security distribution for the second half of 2025, alongside key dates for investor events in 2026.

Energy World Corporation’s final audited results for FY25 reveal a major loan-to-equity reclassification and a reshuffle of director fee liabilities, reshaping the company’s balance sheet.

Metal Powder Works Limited reports its FY25 annual results, highlighting the accounting treatment of its reverse acquisition and a significant goodwill write-off tied to legacy operations.

ECS Botanics Holdings Ltd reported a $5.7 million net loss for FY2025 amid a strategic pivot from B2B to B2C sales and significant impairments. The company aims for a turnaround in FY2026 driven by new product launches and expanded production capacity.

Regal Investment Fund reported a sharp 78% drop in operating profit for FY25 but maintained steady performance slightly above the RBA Cash Rate. The fund bolstered its position with a $104 million capital raise and extended its on-market buy-back program through mid-2026.

ClearView Wealth Limited reported strong second-half growth in FY25, with underlying NPAT up 11% and life insurance margins rebounding. The company is poised for further expansion in FY26, backed by technology upgrades and strategic simplification.

ClearView Wealth Limited reported a solid 10% revenue increase for FY25 alongside a 126% jump in profit from continuing operations, yet net profit was tempered by losses from discontinued segments. The company paused its share buy-back program, signaling cautious capital management ahead.

Sprintex Limited reported a 26% revenue increase for FY25 but also a 37% rise in net loss, as it accelerates global expansion through key distribution deals and manufacturing upgrades.

Winton Land Limited reported a 10.5% revenue decline to NZD 155.4 million for FY25, with net profit after tax down 34.4%, as subdued Auckland markets and economic headwinds persist. The company is focusing on South Island developments and Fast-track approvals to navigate the downturn.