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Mineral Resources Limited reported a challenging FY25 with a 15% drop in revenue and underlying EBITDA amid weaker commodity prices, while Onslow Iron reached its nameplate capacity, setting the stage for FY26 growth.

Trajan Group Holdings Limited reported a 7.4% increase in revenue to $166.5 million for FY25, marking a significant turnaround with a return to profit after tax attributable to owners of $2.2 million. The company also reduced net debt and improved EBITDA by 26.2%, driven by organic growth and strategic acquisitions.

N1 Holdings reported a 6.8% revenue increase to $19.69 million for FY25, while net profit fell 21.1% to $855,826. The company advanced AI initiatives and expanded lending capacity, signaling strategic growth despite profit pressures.

Star Combo Pharma has reported a remarkable jump in profit for FY2025, driven by strong revenue growth and a settled insurance claim, while declaring its second dividend and planning production expansion.

IVE Group delivered a robust FY25 with a 69% jump in IFRS net profit, driven by margin gains and cost synergies, while guiding steady earnings for FY26 despite higher capital spending and relocation expenses.

Pilbara Minerals Limited (PLS) reported a challenging FY25 marked by a 39% revenue drop and a net loss of $196 million amid falling lithium prices. Despite this, the company advanced key expansion projects, acquired a Brazilian lithium asset, and made significant sustainability strides.

Cobram Estate Olives Limited (ASX – CBO) delivered a record FY2025 with a 167.8% surge in net profit and doubled US branded sales, underpinning its growth strategy and sustainability commitments.

Bega Cheese Limited reported a robust FY2025 with a 23% rise in normalised EBITDA to $202 million, underpinned by branded growth and a turnaround in its bulk segment. Strategic manufacturing rationalisation and new product innovation set the stage for continued momentum.

Bega Cheese Limited reported a mixed FY2025 with statutory revenue edging up to $3.54 billion but a statutory loss after tax of $8.5 million, offset by a strong normalised profit and a 50% dividend increase. The company is advancing manufacturing rationalisation and sustainability initiatives while expanding internationally.

Genesis Minerals delivered a standout FY25 with a 256% surge in EBITDA and a strategic A$250 million acquisition of Focus Minerals' Laverton Gold Project, setting the stage for accelerated growth and margin protection.

James Hardie Industries reported a 9% decline in Q1 FY26 net sales to $900 million, while successfully completing its AZEK acquisition, setting the stage for expanded market reach and product offerings. The company adjusted its FY26 guidance to reflect softer North American demand but remains focused on long-term growth.

Sims Limited reported a 4.1% rise in FY25 sales revenue to $7.49 billion and a 198% surge in underlying EBIT, driven by strong metal trading margins and AI-related demand growth. The company also boosted its fully franked dividend by 130%, signaling confidence despite ongoing market headwinds.