Latest Audit Reports News

ZMM has reported a significant turnaround with a $815,877 net profit for FY2025, reversing last year’s $3.25 million loss, though net tangible assets per security have halved and auditors flag going concern uncertainty.

BDO Audit has completed its review of HeraMED Limited’s half-year financial report for June 2025, confirming compliance with accounting standards but highlighting significant uncertainty over the company’s ability to continue as a going concern.

CTI Logistics reported a modest revenue increase for FY2025 but faced a notable drop in net profit, maintaining steady dividends despite earnings pressure.

NSX Limited reported a 5.1% rise in revenue to $1.55 million for FY2025, yet its net loss edged up slightly to $4.15 million amid a significant joint venture divestment and ongoing financial uncertainties.

Associate Global Partners Limited reported a 14% revenue increase to $7.085 million for FY2025, driven by strong fund growth and improved performance fees. The net loss after tax narrowed significantly to $171,000, reflecting operational progress despite no dividend declaration.

Ryder Capital Limited has delivered a robust financial performance for the year ended 30 June 2025, reporting $17 million in net tangible assets and maintaining a fully franked dividend policy. The company’s audited results highlight strong governance and transparent related party transactions amid a complex valuation environment.

Telix Pharmaceuticals has recast its historical financials from AUD to USD to better reflect its US-centric revenue streams and reports increased operating expenditure tied to recent acquisitions and growth initiatives.

Wingara AG Limited reported an 18% revenue increase to $3.5 million for FY25 but posted a reduced net loss of $1.47 million, reflecting a strategic pause in fodder operations amid challenging market conditions.

Ten Sixty Four Limited has revealed a staggering net loss of US$43 million for the year ended June 2024, alongside a sharp 94% revenue decline and a modified audit opinion, raising fresh questions about its financial stability.

FAR Limited has been notified by Woodside Energy of a potential claim linked to a Senegal Ministry audit disputing past petroleum expenditure, possibly triggering a $6.8 million indemnity under their 2021 sale agreement.