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APA Group reported solid FY25 financial results with revenue and EBITDA growth, advanced key infrastructure projects, and meaningful progress on climate targets, while navigating executive leadership transitions.

Monadelphous Group Limited reported a robust FY25 with $2.27 billion revenue and $158 million net profit, underpinned by strong contract wins and growth in energy and resources sectors.

HMC Capital Limited reported a record FY25 profit of $265.2 million, driven by strategic acquisitions and growth in digital infrastructure and energy transition sectors. The company also declared a consistent dividend and strengthened its balance sheet with an increased undrawn debt facility.

Lake Resources has successfully raised up to A$12 million through a strongly supported placement, bolstering its financial position to advance the Kachi lithium project in Argentina.

Contact Energy’s 2025 Integrated Report reveals robust financial results driven by major renewable investments and the strategic acquisition of Manawa Energy, reinforcing its commitment to a net zero future by 2035.

Origin Energy reported a solid FY25 with strong Energy Markets performance, robust LNG trading gains, and rapid customer growth at Octopus Energy, while declaring a fully franked 60 cent dividend for the year.

Origin Energy reported a 6% rise in full-year profit to $1.48 billion, driven by LNG trading gains and operational resilience, while advancing key renewable projects and battery storage developments.

AGL Energy’s FY25 results show a strategic pivot with $900 million invested in battery projects despite a 9% EBITDA decline, setting the stage for a flexible energy future.

AGL Energy reported a statutory loss for FY25 but maintained solid underlying profits, while setting ambitious growth and sustainability targets for FY26. The company’s evolving strategy highlights investments in battery storage and renewable capacity as it adapts to market challenges.

AGL Energy Limited posted a statutory loss of $98 million for FY25, while underlying profit declined 21.2% to $640 million. The company reaffirmed its commitment to a renewable energy transition with a 9.6 GW development pipeline and declared a fully franked final dividend of 25 cents per share.

LGI Limited reported a robust FY25 with 14% EBITDA growth driven by expanded renewable energy capacity and carbon credit sales, while setting ambitious FY26 guidance of 25-30% EBITDA growth.

LGI Limited reported a robust FY25 with a 13.6% increase in underlying EBITDA to $17.4 million, expanded renewable capacity by 44%, and declared a fully franked dividend. The company’s strategic investments in battery storage and biogas infrastructure position it well in Australia’s energy transition.