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Tuas Limited is poised to reshape Singapore’s telecom landscape by acquiring M1 Limited for S$1.43 billion, backed by a substantial equity raise and bank debt financing. The deal promises enhanced network capabilities and operational synergies, pending regulatory approval.

Green360 Technologies has successfully raised A$4 million through a share placement to fund the commercialisation and scaling of its innovative low-carbon cement technology, supported by institutional investors and strengthened leadership.

PM Capital Global Opportunities Fund Limited reported a robust 33.98% rise in profit after tax to $168.2 million for FY25, alongside a raised fully franked final dividend of 6.0 cents per share. The fund’s portfolio outperformed key benchmarks, reflecting strategic positioning amid structural global economic changes.

RocketBoots Limited has secured a significant trial contract with a major Australian retail bank, potentially expanding to a $234k SaaS rollout that could boost its recurring revenue and international ambitions.

Iress Limited reported a stable half-year profit for 2025, maintaining net earnings despite a slight revenue dip and ongoing divestments. The company strengthened its balance sheet through debt reduction and declared a healthy interim dividend, while exploring potential acquisition opportunities.

CAR Group Limited has reported solid full-year FY25 results with revenue surpassing AUD 1.18 billion and adjusted NPAT rising to AUD 377 million, underpinned by global marketplace strength and strategic innovation. The company projects continued double-digit growth in FY26, driven by technology investments and market expansion.

Cash Converters has expanded its Australian footprint by acquiring 14 franchise stores across key states, reinforcing its strategy to grow earnings and consumer lending.

MAC Copper has secured a crucial regulatory green light from the South African Reserve Bank, advancing Harmony Gold’s proposed acquisition. Shareholders are now gearing up to vote on the deal at meetings scheduled for late August.

Metro Performance Glass is set to strengthen its balance sheet and support its turnaround strategy through a $15 million to $24 million equity raise, with Amari Metals Australia poised to become the majority shareholder. This recapitalisation aims to reduce debt and improve operational focus amid challenging market conditions.

Metro Performance Glass proposes a $15–24 million recapitalisation involving a discounted rights offer and a major placement to Amari Metals, who would become the controlling shareholder.

Block, Inc. reported a 2% decline in net revenue for Q2 2025, driven by lower bitcoin revenue despite growth in transaction and subscription services. The company posted strong net income and continued its $4 billion share repurchase program.

Block, Inc. reported a robust second quarter with 14% year-over-year gross profit growth, driven by strong performances from Cash App and Square. The company raised its full-year guidance, highlighting strategic expansions in peer-to-peer payments, AI tools, and bitcoin integration.