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Dyno Nobel reports a robust FY25 with a 23% rise in EBIT excluding major one-offs, nearing completion of its Fertilisers business separation and setting ambitious new decarbonisation targets.

TasFoods reports a 13.2% revenue decline in Q3 2025 driven by oversupply and discounting in the Tasmanian poultry market, while advancing a $2 million sale of Pyengana Dairy and reducing debt through property sales.

Nexion Group has completed the sale of its networks business for $4.1 million, marking a strategic pivot towards data centre operations and its AI-driven FuseAI software platform. The company is restructuring and preparing to resume ASX trading amid evolving revenue streams.

MPR Australia Limited has finalized the sale of its core renewable energy business for approximately $19 million, marking a significant strategic shift. The company now plans to explore options including returning capital to shareholders or acquiring a new business.

Gathid Ltd reports a stable customer base despite a short-term dip in annual recurring revenue, while managing ongoing legal disputes and positioning for renewed growth.

QuickFee Limited reports a 9% revenue increase in Q1 FY26 alongside a strategic US Pay Now business sale and a proposed A$28.4 million capital return to shareholders.

Neometals reports promising gold exploration results at Barrambie and advances lithium and vanadium projects with major partners, while completing a key business sale.

MCS Services Limited reported a $644k cash outflow from operations in Q1 2025 while lodging multiple traffic management tenders and exploring growth strategies. The company continues to consider selling its Traffic Business subsidiary, Highways Traffic Pty Ltd.

Saferoads Holdings Limited reported a solid quarterly profit of $346,000, driven by strong product sales including a key order from On-site Rentals. However, the company signals caution on sustaining profitability due to market uncertainties and inventory adjustments.

QuickFee Limited reported a 9% revenue increase in Q1 FY26, driven by strong Australian Finance growth despite a US Finance dip. The company completed a US Pay Now business sale for US$26.35 million and announced a 7.5 cents per share capital return, alongside a CEO appointment.

QuickFee Limited has completed the sale of its US Pay Now business, announced a 7.5 cent per share capital return, appointed founder Bruce Coombes as CEO, and updated its FY26 earnings guidance.

Uscom Limited has struck a deal to sell its entire business to Singapore-based AXO Medtech VCC for $2.59 million, aiming to unlock capital for growth under new ownership. Shareholder approval is the next critical step before the transaction can proceed.