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A former director of Emu NL has lodged a formal application with the Takeovers Panel, contesting the legitimacy of a recent $1.4 million institutional placement and alleging undisclosed attempts to influence board control.

Superloop Limited has reported a robust FY25 performance with significant revenue and profitability gains, marking its entry into the ASX 200 index and advancing key ESG initiatives.

NEXTDC’s FY25 Annual General Meeting reveals robust financial growth, significant data centre expansions, and enhanced funding capacity to capitalise on AI infrastructure demand.

Challenger Limited reported a robust 9% rise in normalised net profit after tax to $456 million for FY25, alongside an 11% dividend increase, while welcoming APRA's capital reforms that promise to boost its financial resilience and growth in retirement income products.

Freightways has reported solid financial results for FY25 with revenue up 6.6% and net profit rising nearly 13%, alongside an 8% dividend increase. The company’s robust Q1 FY26 trading update highlights continued momentum driven by market share gains and operational efficiencies.

Supply Network Limited reported strong FY2025 financial results with robust revenue and profit growth, alongside strategic network expansions and IT upgrades. The company is on track to meet its $50 million revenue growth target for FY2026, supported by a new three-year business plan.

Acumentis delivered a 3.4% revenue increase to $58.1 million at its 2025 AGM, highlighting diversification and a positive outlook for FY26 amid easing inflation and expected rate cuts.

Mineral Resources Limited posted a $896 million statutory loss for FY25, driven by significant impairments, while Onslow Iron achieved commercial production and governance reforms reshape the board.

Zimplats Holdings Limited reported a strong financial rebound in FY2025, with revenue up 8% and net profit surging 393%, even as mined volumes dipped and no dividend was declared.

McPherson’s Limited reported a 3.9% revenue decline to $139 million in FY25 amid a strategic shift to a pharmacy wholesaler model, posting a $15 million net loss but signaling moderate EBITDA growth ahead.

Ashley Services Group reported a 7.3% revenue decline to $515.9 million in FY25 but achieved a 60.9% rise in net profit after tax to $2.17 million, driven by operational stabilisation and strategic contract wins.

Michael Hill International reported broadly flat FY25 financial results despite challenging retail conditions, with growth in Australia and Canada offset by ongoing difficulties in New Zealand. Strategic initiatives and early FY26 sales hint at cautious optimism.