Latest Asset Disposal News

Bank of Queensland reported a 4% increase in revenues to $1.668 billion for FY25, yet profits after tax fell sharply by 53% to $133 million. Despite the profit decline, the bank declared a fully franked 20 cent dividend for the full year.

Excelsior Capital reported a sharp fall in net profit after tax for FY25 despite a 74% rise in investment income, reflecting the absence of last year’s one-off asset sale gain. The company declared a higher fully franked final dividend, signalling confidence in its portfolio.

ASF Group Limited reports a dramatic turnaround to a $25.8 million profit for FY2025, driven by a one-off $32.7 million gain from subsidiary disposals amid a 70% revenue drop.

Althea Group Holdings reports a significant reduction in losses for FY25, driven by asset sales and strategic refocus on North American THC beverages. The company completed a $4 million capital raise and navigated leadership changes amid subsidiary liquidations.

Streamplay Studio’s FY25 preliminary results reveal a striking 121% income surge, driven by the strategic acquisition of North American game studio Noodlecake, positioning the company for a $10 million annual income trajectory.

Energy World Corporation Ltd reports a remarkable turnaround to a $346 million profit for FY25, driven by a $390 million gain from debt restructuring and the sale of a key Indonesian asset. The company faces funding challenges as it advances LNG and power projects in Southeast Asia.

Australian Unity Office Fund reports a $35.6 million loss for FY25 as it advances asset disposals ahead of planned delisting, with the final property sale facing settlement uncertainty.

GLG Corp Ltd reported a reduced net loss of USD 1.35 million for FY2025, improving margins and operational efficiency despite a slight revenue decline. The company closed its Malaysian manufacturing plant and foresees challenges ahead in FY2026.

RAM Essential Services Property Fund (REP) reported solid FY25 results, maintaining stable occupancy and delivering steady income while progressing its shift to a healthcare-focused REIT. The fund also announced a key board appointment as it looks ahead to further growth.

Pacific Current Group reports a 47% drop in statutory profit amid major asset sales but boosts dividends and completes a $265 million share buy-back, positioning for growth in FY26.

Boom Logistics has reported a robust FY25 performance, with a 38% increase in operating earnings per share, underpinned by strong renewables and transmission projects despite challenges in resources and infrastructure.

HomeCo Daily Needs REIT posted solid FY25 results with growth in funds from operations and distributions per unit, underpinned by strong portfolio valuation and operational metrics. The REIT’s FY26 guidance signals continued growth supported by a robust development pipeline and disciplined capital management.