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Viva Leisure has reported a robust FY2025 with record membership and a 30% jump in revenue, driven by strategic acquisitions and a booming technology segment. The company’s multi-brand approach and expanding network position it strongly for future growth.

Articore Group reported an 11% decline in FY25 revenue to $438.6 million, with net losses widening to $11.3 million despite margin improvements from operational restructuring. The company aims for a profitable turnaround in FY26 under new leadership.

Temple & Webster Group Limited has delivered a record FY25 with $601 million in revenue and a 43% jump in EBITDA, positioning itself strongly in the Australian furniture and homewares market. The company is on track to surpass $1 billion in annual revenue within the next few years.

Temple & Webster has reported a robust 21% revenue increase in FY25, alongside a near sixfold jump in net profit, setting a confident tone for FY26 with strong early trading and an optimistic outlook.

Temple & Webster Group Ltd has reported record FY25 results with revenue climbing 20.7% to $600.7 million and profit before tax more than doubling to $14.8 million, driven by market share gains and disciplined cost management.

Telstra Group Limited has announced an additional $1 billion on-market share buy-back following a recent $750 million program, underscoring its strong financial position and commitment to shareholder returns.

Suncorp Group Limited reported a strong FY25 with record profits, driven by favourable natural hazard experience and strategic asset sales, while announcing a $400 million share buy-back and an optimistic outlook for FY26.

Suncorp Group reports a robust $1.82 billion net profit after tax for FY25, boosted by strategic divestments and strong insurance operations. The company announces a $400 million share buy-back as it sharpens focus on general insurance.

Suncorp Group delivers a robust FY25 result, boosted by strategic asset sales and strong insurance performance, while launching a $400 million share buy-back.

Commonwealth Bank of Australia reported a robust FY25 with a $10.1 billion net profit, increased dividends, and accelerated technology investments despite global uncertainties.

Commonwealth Bank of Australia reported an 8% rise in net profit to $10.1 billion for FY25, supported by steady lending growth and a 5% revenue increase. The bank declared a fully franked final dividend of 260 cents per share, underscoring its robust capital position and ongoing technology modernization.

Computershare Limited reported a 72% surge in net profit for FY25, driven by strong fee revenue growth and disciplined cost management despite a 5.6% revenue decline due to a major business disposal. The company also announced a higher final dividend and ongoing strategic acquisitions.