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FOS Capital Limited reported a solid 47.5% jump in net profit for the 2025 financial year alongside a modest revenue increase, announcing a final dividend of 1 cent per share.

Transmetro Corporation Limited reported robust financial results for FY25, with revenue and profit significantly up, underpinning a steady dividend payout.

Argo Global Listed Infrastructure Limited has announced the renewal of its on-market buy-back facility, allowing the repurchase of up to 8.9 million ordinary shares over the next year starting September 2025.

Helix Resources Limited’s HLXOA securities have been suspended from trading pending regulatory compliance, raising questions about the company’s immediate outlook.

Cyprium Metals has secured A$80 million through a placement and entitlement offer to fund the restart of its Nifty Copper Complex and reduce existing debt, backed by strong institutional support.

Centuria Industrial REIT has expanded its exchangeable notes offering to $325 million, reflecting robust investor appetite, while simultaneously repurchasing nearly all its existing notes due 2028.

Australian Unity Office Fund reports a $35.6 million loss for FY25 as it advances asset disposals ahead of planned delisting, with the final property sale facing settlement uncertainty.

Comms Group delivered FY25 results at the upper end of guidance, boosted by record new sales and the acquisition of TasmaNet. The company sets sights on accelerated growth and integration benefits in FY26.

Cromwell Property Group reported a 15% drop in revenue and a 21% fall in operating profit for FY2025, yet significantly reduced its losses and net debt, signaling cautious progress amid challenging market conditions.

MoneyMe Limited reported a robust FY25 with a $1.6 billion loan book, 28% growth from FY24, and a $24 million operating cash profit, signaling a strong turnaround. The fintech lender also improved credit quality and expanded funding capacity, setting the stage for future growth.

MONEYME Limited reported a robust FY25 with a 28% increase in its loan book to $1.6 billion and a positive operating cash profit of $24 million, underpinned by improved credit quality and strategic funding initiatives.

MoneyMe Limited posted a statutory net loss of $66.6 million for FY25, driven by accounting adjustments and credit loss provisions despite strong loan book growth and funding advances. The company is poised for growth with a new credit card launch and ongoing AI integration.