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Heartland Group Holdings Limited reported an underlying NPAT of NZD 46.9 million for FY2025, meeting guidance, while setting ambitious growth and efficiency targets for FY2026.

Fisher & Paykel Healthcare has issued strong first half FY26 guidance, forecasting significant revenue and profit growth while navigating new US tariffs. Meanwhile, director Pip Greenwood announces her retirement after eight years on the board.

Auckland International Airport reported a 12% revenue increase to NZD 1 billion and a 12% rise in underlying profit, driven by growing passenger numbers and strong commercial performance. The airport is progressing a major infrastructure program while achieving significant emissions reductions.

Harmoney has delivered a robust FY25 performance, exceeding its upgraded profit guidance with strong loan book growth and improved efficiency. The fintech lender projects a remarkable 111% increase in cash NPAT for FY26, driven by its AI-powered Stellare 2.0 platform and strategic expansion plans.

Harmoney Corp has delivered a record FY25 performance, exceeding profit expectations and boosting its FY26 profit forecast by 20%, driven by strong loan growth and its advanced Stellare 2.0 platform.

Patronus Resources has secured shareholder approval for a selective buy-back, signaling a strategic move to optimise its capital structure and potentially enhance shareholder value.

WAM Strategic Value reported a near 50% drop in net profit for FY2025 but maintained its fully franked dividend, supported by an 8.6% portfolio gain that outperformed market downturns.

LDR Assets Pty Ltd, part of the Lederer Family Office, has initiated an off-market takeover offer for all stapled securities in the Elanor Commercial Property Fund at a 5.3% premium to recent prices. The bid signals a potential overhaul of ECF’s management and governance.

Saunders International reported a modest revenue dip and sharp profit decline in FY2025, offset by a transformative acquisition that expands its water infrastructure footprint and doubles its project pipeline.

Vicinity Centres confirms its distribution reinvestment plan will apply to the FY25 final distribution, offering investors a 1% discount on new securities issued under the plan.

Vicinity Centres reported a robust FY25 with statutory net profit surging to $1 billion, driven by strategic portfolio repositioning and strong retail sales growth. The company’s focus on premium assets and disciplined capital management sets the stage for continued growth in FY26.

Vicinity Centres reported a doubling of net profit and delivered funds from operations at the top of guidance, underpinned by strategic acquisitions and strong portfolio performance.