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Shaver Shop Group reported a slight dip in FY25 sales but achieved record gross margins and EBIT growth, driven by its new private label and exclusive brand deals.

Reece Limited reported a modest 1% decline in FY25 sales to $9 billion, with earnings pressured by soft housing markets in Australia and the US. Despite operational investments and branch expansions, the company faces a cautious outlook over the next 12-18 months.

Reece Limited reported a 20% decline in EBIT for FY25, reflecting soft demand in both ANZ and US markets despite strategic branch expansions and acquisitions.

Reece Limited reported a modest revenue decline and a sharper drop in profits for FY25, reflecting subdued demand in key markets and ongoing investment in growth. The company declared a reduced fully franked dividend as it navigates a challenging housing environment.

Accent Group Limited reported a modest revenue increase but a 3.1% decline in net profit for FY25 amid a tough retail environment. The company announced a strategic partnership with Frasers Group to launch Sports Direct in Australia and New Zealand, signaling a new growth avenue.

Zip Co Limited’s FY25 results reveal a powerful US market expansion driving a 147% rise in cash earnings and a strategic Nasdaq dual listing consideration.

Zip Co has delivered a standout FY25 with cash earnings soaring 147%, driven by rapid US market expansion. The company is now considering a Nasdaq dual listing to fuel further growth.

Zip Co Limited reported a robust FY25 with revenue up 23.5% to $1.07 billion and cash earnings soaring 147%, driven by strong US market expansion and operational efficiencies.

IPH Limited reported a solid 16.5% revenue increase to $710.3 million for FY25, driven by strategic acquisitions in Canada and strong organic growth in Asia and ANZ. Despite ongoing delays at the Canadian Intellectual Property Office, the company achieved higher earnings and dividends, setting the stage for further operational efficiencies and technology investments.

Janison Education Group reported a 9% revenue increase in FY25, driven by new contracts and the launch of its AI-powered assessment platform, Jai. The company also expanded its customer pipeline by 80%, positioning itself for sustained growth in digital education.

Janison Education Group reported a 9% revenue increase to $47 million in FY25, driven by new contracts and strong ICAS performance, while launching its AI-powered assessment platform Jai. The company also refreshed its leadership and expanded its customer pipeline to $28.6 million.

Pharmx Technologies reported a 13% increase in FY25 revenues to $7.53 million, driven by strong growth across its Gateway and Marketplace platforms. The company maintained positive EBITDA and a solid cash position despite legal expenses, setting the stage for an ambitious FY26 growth strategy.