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Alliance Aviation Services Limited reported robust half-year results for December 2024, highlighted by record EBITDA and strategic fleet growth, underpinning a confident outlook for 2025.

Alliance Aviation Services has reported a robust half-year performance with a 9.5% increase in statutory profit before tax and record flight hours, underpinned by fleet expansion and strong wet lease demand.

Alliance Aviation Services reported an 11.3% revenue increase to $333 million and a 9.9% rise in net profit to $28.9 million for H1 FY2025, navigating challenges from industrial action and contract reductions.

Structural Monitoring Systems plc has raised $8.7 million and implemented a major cost restructuring, positioning itself for profitable growth with strong sales momentum in its avionics and sensor technology segments.

Li-S Energy has set a new benchmark in lithium-sulfur battery technology, achieving a record 456Wh/kg energy density and successfully powering its first UAV test flights, signaling strong momentum in sustainable battery innovation.

SciDev Ltd reports a seasonal revenue dip in Q2 FY25 due to US Oil & Gas sector uncertainty but marks a strategic milestone by securing its first PFAS treatment contracts in Europe.

St Barbara Limited has secured Warden Court hearing dates for early April 2025, marking a pivotal step in renewing its Simberi Mining Lease in Papua New Guinea with strong local stakeholder backing.

Experience Co Limited reports robust Q2 2025 earnings growth, driven by strong revenue gains in skydiving and adventure experiences despite ongoing macroeconomic challenges. The company highlights operational efficiencies and positive cash flow amid a gradual inbound tourism recovery.

Viva Energy delivered a slight increase in sales volumes for 4Q2024 and a record Commercial & Industrial segment performance, despite a disruptive refinery outage and challenging retail conditions. The company also secured key approvals for its Liberty Convenience acquisition, aiming for completion by March 2025.

Regional Express Holdings has completed the transfer of debt from PAGAC Regulus Holding to the Commonwealth of Australia, marking a key step in its ongoing administration process.

Regional Express Holdings has assigned a $50 million portion of its debt to the Commonwealth of Australia, making the government the largest secured creditor as the airline navigates voluntary administration.