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Brisbane Broncos Limited has reported a robust 2025 financial year, with profit before tax soaring 35% to $11.34 million, buoyed by premiership wins in both the NRL and NRLW competitions. The club also declared a special dividend, reflecting its strong commercial and community momentum.

Retail Food Group has refinanced its senior debt with a new $41.2 million facility to back its Enhance & Grow strategy, while updating earnings guidance amid challenging trading conditions.

MNC reports a strong FY25 marked by operational expansion and financial strengthening, setting the stage for disciplined international growth and premium brand elevation.

Gale Pacific’s FY25 results show resilience amid tariff challenges, with strategic manufacturing diversification and brand refresh underway to drive future growth.

Global Masters Fund Limited (GFL) reported a robust 19.8% total return for FY2025, surpassing the MSCI World Index, while unveiling strategic moves to diversify beyond Berkshire Hathaway into private growth and regional quality funds.

Webjet Group reported steady first-half results despite a challenging domestic leisure market, declaring its first fully franked interim dividend and accelerating its FY30 strategic initiatives.

Betr Entertainment Limited reported a strong start to FY26 with a 10.5% net win margin and 27% turnover growth, supported by significant marketing investments and product innovation.

Insignia Financial reported a 3.1% rise in Funds Under Management and Administration to $340.5 billion, driven by strong net inflows into its Wrap platform and strategic enhancements to its MLC offerings. The company also completed a key custody transition and unveiled a refreshed MLC brand campaign.

Elixinol Wellness Limited reported a 12.8% increase in revenue to $7.64 million for the half-year ended June 2025, yet its net loss widened by 12.2% to $3.09 million, reflecting higher marketing and restructuring expenses following recent acquisitions.

Novatti Group reports a record $51.8 million revenue for FY25 alongside a 65% improvement in underlying EBITDA, signaling a successful turnaround and a strategic pivot back to growth.

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.

Insignia Financial reported a robust 17.6% rise in underlying net profit after tax for FY25, driven by strategic cost optimisation and business simplification. The company also unveiled plans to relaunch its MLC brand and outlined confident guidance for FY26.