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Vita Life Sciences reported a robust half-year performance with revenue up 15.4% to A$45.5 million and a 12.2% rise in net profit, driven by strong growth in Australia and Southeast Asia. The company also increased its interim dividend to 4.5 cents per share, signaling confidence despite challenges in China.

Thunderbird Resources reports significant high-grade gold assays at its Kookabookra Gold Project in NSW, including a newly identified Kojak prospect with assays up to 23g/t Au, reinforcing the potential for a large-scale gold system.

Lindsay Australia reported a 5.6% revenue increase in FY25, driven by strategic acquisitions and growth in transport and rural sectors, even as margins tightened amid competitive pressures and higher costs.

West Cobar Metals is set to begin a 5,000-metre air core drilling campaign at its Mystique gold project in Western Australia, following key approvals and strong nearby gold intercepts that hint at significant mineral potential.

Pilbara Minerals reported a 4% rise in spodumene production and a 7% increase in sales for FY25 despite a 43% plunge in lithium prices, resulting in a statutory loss but maintaining robust cash reserves.

Felix Group Holdings reported a 21% revenue increase in FY25, driven by strong enterprise platform sales and positive cash flow, while strategically acquiring Nexvia to expand its SaaS footprint in construction.

Wildcat Resources has significantly extended the lithium-bearing pegmatites at its Bolt Cutter Central discovery near Tabba Tabba, with diamond drilling revealing a down-dip extension of over 700 metres. The discovery remains open in all directions, underpinning a promising exploration pipeline.

Dreadnought Resources reports promising assay results from initial drilling at its Mangaroon Gold Project, revealing thick, high-grade gold intercepts near surface and a new discovery at the Lesgo prospect.

Reece Limited has announced an ordinary fully franked dividend of AUD 0.1186 per share for the six months ending June 2025, signaling steady shareholder returns ahead of the payment date in October.

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.