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Macmahon Holdings has locked in a new $550 million syndicated debt facility, extending maturity to 2029 with improved terms and robust bank backing. This refinancing positions the company for strategic growth while maintaining a conservative liquidity stance.

Cash Converters has secured a £12 million growth facility from Lloyds Bank and agreed to acquire 10 UK franchise stores, marking a significant step in its UK expansion strategy.

Scentre Group reports rising customer visits and record business partner sales, while advancing major Westfield redevelopments and reaffirming 2025 earnings guidance.

Healius Limited has announced a fully franked special dividend of 41.3 cents per share totaling approximately $300 million, alongside a new $300 million three-year syndicated bank facility replacing its previous $680 million arrangement.

Vmoto Limited reported a 16% decline in total unit sales for 1Q25, offset by a strong cash position and strategic investments in e-mobility solutions and production capacity.

High Peak Royalties reported steady royalty income for Q1 2025, completed a significant geothermal asset sale to Northstar Energy, and achieved a debt-free balance sheet following full repayment of its Macquarie facility.

Saferoads Holdings reports a modest quarterly profit driven by cost cuts and prepares to settle the sale of its Road Safety Rentals business, aiming to clear debt and refocus on product sales growth.

Lark Distilling Co. reported a robust Q3FY25 with net sales rising 31% to $4.3 million, driven by growth in travel retail, ecommerce, and exclusive whisky releases. The company also progressed its Pontville distillery redevelopment and maintained positive operating cash flow.

BSA Limited reported a robust Q3 FY2025 with revenue and EBITDA growth, but faces significant contract reductions and plans a major restructure to adapt its business model.

Northern Star Resources reported solid March quarter results with strong cash flow and progress on its KCGM Mill Expansion, despite operational setbacks delaying grade uplift and prompting a downward revision of FY25 production guidance.

SG Fleet Group Limited reported a 9.8% drop in half-year profit to $41.1 million, while announcing a $3.50 per share acquisition scheme by Pacific Equity Partners' vehicle Westmann Bidco.

Simonds Group reported a resilient first half of FY25 with EBITDA growth despite market softness and announced a strategic acquisition to strengthen its market position.