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National Australia Bank posted a 0.8% rise in cash earnings for 1H25, underpinned by profit growth and lower credit impairments amid a cautious economic outlook. The bank advances its strategy focused on customer experience and technology modernization while maintaining strong capital and liquidity positions.

Boom Logistics reports robust 3Q FY25 results with revenue and profit gains led by renewables projects, while pausing its share buy-back after meeting targets.

Kingsgate Consolidated Limited has announced an on-market share buy-back as part of its capital management strategy, signaling confidence amid current market conditions.

Perseus Mining Limited delivered a robust March 2025 quarter with steady gold production, strong cash flow, and key project milestones including FIDs for the CMA Underground and Nyanzaga Gold projects.

Rand Mining reported a solid March quarter with 4,909 ounces of gold produced and ongoing underground development, though cash reserves dipped to $2.33 million reflecting operational pressures.

Harmoney Corp upgrades its FY25 cash NPAT guidance to $5.5 million, driven by strong loan book growth and improved margins, while announcing a strategic 5% on-market share buy-back.

Harmoney has raised its FY25 cash NPAT guidance to $5.5 million and announced an on-market share buy-back, setting the stage for accelerated loan book growth and improved returns in FY26.

Whitehaven Coal reported a solid Q3 FY25 with resilient production despite seasonal weather disruptions and a soft coal price environment, while bolstering its financial position through a significant Blackwater JV sell-down.

Mach7 Technologies reported a robust Q3 FY25 with a CARR of A$30.8 million and positive operating cash flow, while announcing a leadership change and reaffirming growth guidance.

Northern Star Resources reported solid March quarter results with strong cash flow and progress on its KCGM Mill Expansion, despite operational setbacks delaying grade uplift and prompting a downward revision of FY25 production guidance.

Corporate Travel Management delivered robust first-half results led by ANZ and North America, while previewing ambitious FY26 targets to double EPS within five years.

Corporate Travel Management Limited (CTM) reported a 42% drop in net profit for the half-year ended December 2024, amid a 6% revenue decline. Despite this, strong performances in North America and Australia & New Zealand, alongside ongoing automation and new client wins, position CTM for a rebound in the second half.