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BetMakers Technology Group reported a 10.6% revenue decline to $85.1 million for FY25 but achieved positive adjusted EBITDA and operating cash flow for the first time, signaling a strategic turnaround.

South32 Limited reported a robust turnaround in FY25 with a 17% revenue increase and a return to profitability, driven by higher commodity prices and strategic divestments. The company also declared a fully-franked dividend and outlined a focused growth outlook.

Vulcan Steel has successfully completed its institutional entitlement offer, raising A$59.4 million to fund the acquisition of Roofing Industries Limited. The retail entitlement offer opens next week, inviting eligible shareholders to participate under the same terms.

Flight Centre Travel Group has priced a A$450 million convertible notes offering with a 2.5% coupon and a 37.5% conversion premium, while repurchasing A$225 million of existing notes to streamline its capital structure.

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.

Mineral Resources Limited posted a $896 million statutory loss for FY25, driven by significant impairments, while Onslow Iron achieved commercial production and governance reforms reshape the board.

RocketDNA Ltd reported a slight revenue decline and increased losses in H1 2025 but marked significant progress in drone technology deployments and operational certifications.

Sprintex Limited reported a 26% revenue increase for FY25 but also a 37% rise in net loss, as it accelerates global expansion through key distribution deals and manufacturing upgrades.

Centuria Industrial REIT (ASX – CIP) has announced a $300 million exchangeable notes offering due 2030, alongside a concurrent repurchase of existing notes, aiming to lower debt costs and extend maturity. The move underscores CIP’s strategic capital management amid a complex market environment.

Australian Unity Limited reported robust FY2025 financial results, driven by strategic acquisitions and ongoing transformation efforts, returning to profitability with a $26.6 million net profit. The company is poised to complete its multi-year transformation by year-end and focus on growth amid rising demand for aged care and health services.

Australian Unity Limited reports a strong FY2025 financial turnaround with $136.2 million Adjusted EBITDA, driven by a multi-year transformation program focused on portfolio reshaping and technology integration.

Flight Centre Travel Group has launched a A$450 million convertible notes offering due 2032, aiming to repurchase up to A$325 million of existing notes and support its growth ambitions with extended debt maturity.