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Australian Agricultural Projects Limited reported a $1.96 million profit for FY2025, driven by a strong olive oil harvest despite frost setbacks and rising olive oil prices. The company plans to farm a key orchard section directly after leaseholders declined renewal.

Australian Agricultural Projects Limited reported a strong 18% revenue increase and a 56% jump in net profit for FY2025, while preparing to directly manage a key orchard segment after lease changes.

Eildon Capital Group has entered a joint venture to acquire a large sandalwood plantation in Queensland’s Burdekin Irrigation District, while unveiling a strategic update to its operating model aimed at driving disciplined growth and enhanced returns.

Australian Agricultural Projects Ltd has completed its 2025 harvest with a record 752,600 litres of high-quality extra virgin olive oil, setting the stage for improved cash flows and strategic restructuring.

Australian Agricultural Projects Limited has completed its 2025 olive oil harvest, producing a record 752,600 litres with improved oil quality, despite weather challenges.

Duxton Farms has increased its placement to $4.55 million, issuing over 3.6 million new shares to fund the acquisition of four Australian agriculture companies. This move aims to fast-track the company’s diversification and growth strategy in the agricultural investment sector.

Duxton Farms Ltd has announced a special fully franked dividend of AUD 0.24 per share, payable in August, alongside a dividend reinvestment plan offering shares at parity with a recent placement.

Elders Limited has reported a robust 67% increase in underlying EBIT for the half-year ending March 2025, driven by livestock market recovery and real estate growth, alongside five new acquisitions and ongoing transformation initiatives.

Elders Limited has reported a robust 67% increase in underlying EBIT for the first half of FY25, driven by higher livestock prices and strategic acquisitions, while navigating challenges from dry weather impacting crop inputs.

Australian Agricultural Company Limited (AACo) reported a 14% rise in operating profit to $58.4 million for FY25, driven by increased sales volumes and disciplined cost control despite challenging market conditions. The company also marked a significant reduction in statutory loss, signaling improved financial resilience.

Australian Agricultural Company Limited (AACo) reported a robust FY25 operating profit of $58.4 million, driven by increased meat and cattle sales volumes and strategic brand growth despite inflationary pressures.

Australian Agricultural Company Limited (AACo) has reported a robust turnaround in its FY25 results, with significant gains in revenue and profitability driven by higher sales volumes and improved operational efficiency.