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Iress Limited reported a 7.4% revenue decline to $556.3 million for FY25 but achieved a 21.5% rise in profit before tax, declaring a fully franked final dividend of 13 cents per share. The company sharpened its focus on core Wealth and Trading software businesses while advancing sustainability and AI innovation.

Imricor Medical Systems saw a sharp 69.5% decline in revenue for 2025, driven by clinical trial impacts, yet narrowed its net loss to $25.3 million as it secured FDA clearance for key products post-year-end.

Tian An Australia Limited reported a remarkable turnaround in FY2025, posting a statutory profit of $23.4 million on $84 million revenue, driven by the completion of The Henley, Enfield project and a significant gain from debt restructuring.

Metro has announced a significant share consolidation, reducing its total shares on issue from nearly 984 million to approximately 24.6 million. The move aims to streamline the capital structure ahead of trading resumption in early March.

Eminence Minerals Limited has issued 2.7 million unquoted CEO performance rights as part of a new executive appointment, utilising its 15% placement capacity without shareholder approval.

Prescient Therapeutics reported a 62.8% increase in half-year losses to nearly $4 million, driven by intensified clinical development of its PTX-100 cancer therapy. The company bolstered its balance sheet with a $9.85 million capital raise while securing key regulatory milestones in Europe and the US.

Aspermont Limited has announced a significant security consolidation, reducing its ordinary shares on issue from nearly 2.91 billion to just over 11.6 million, aiming to streamline its capital structure and potentially enhance market liquidity.

Academies Australasia Group reported a 21% reduction in net loss for the half year to December 2025, alongside a strategic share buy-back and increased director lending. Despite a 6% revenue dip, EBITDA remained steady, signalling cautious operational resilience.

Butn Limited has reported its fifth consecutive half-year of revenue growth, underpinned by a $100 million senior debt facility and expanding platform originations. Despite a statutory loss, the company’s operational momentum and strategic initiatives signal robust growth prospects.

Symal Group Limited reported a robust half-year performance with revenues climbing 24.6% to $504.2 million and announced key acquisitions to bolster its infrastructure footprint. The company also secured $300 million in new debt facilities to support its expansion plans.

Aussie Broadband reported an 8.4% revenue rise to $637.8 million in H1 2026, driven by broadband and mobile growth, but net profit fell 58% due to a $14.8 million goodwill impairment. The company declared a fully franked dividend and announced major acquisitions to boost its customer base.

Talius Group Limited reported a significant 31% decline in revenue for the year ended December 2025 but managed to reduce its net loss by 55%, reflecting cautious progress amid challenging conditions.