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Reece Limited reported a modest 1% decline in FY25 sales to $9 billion, with earnings pressured by soft housing markets in Australia and the US. Despite operational investments and branch expansions, the company faces a cautious outlook over the next 12-18 months.

IMDEX Limited posted a modest 3% revenue decline in FY25 but delivered a robust 15% rise in EBITDA and a striking 70% jump in net profit, driven by strong growth in digital and SaaS platforms. The company’s strategic acquisitions and sustained R&D investment position it well for future expansion.

Reece Limited reported a 20% decline in EBIT for FY25, reflecting soft demand in both ANZ and US markets despite strategic branch expansions and acquisitions.

Reece Limited reported a modest revenue decline and a sharper drop in profits for FY25, reflecting subdued demand in key markets and ongoing investment in growth. The company declared a reduced fully franked dividend as it navigates a challenging housing environment.

Liberty Financial Group returned to profit growth in FY25, driven by margin expansion and lower credit impairments, while declaring a generous 52 cent dividend. The company signals optimism for loan origination recovery and portfolio growth in the year ahead.

Liberty Financial Group reported a 16% rise in statutory net profit after tax for FY25, alongside a 10% increase in underlying earnings, while maintaining stable loan growth and strong capital positions.

Dalrymple Bay Infrastructure Limited has announced a quarterly dividend of 5.875 cents per stapled security, combining a partially franked dividend and a partial loan note repayment, payable in September 2025.

Dalrymple Bay Infrastructure Limited reports solid half-year financial gains with increased revenue and profits, alongside a rise in terminal charges and reaffirmed distribution guidance.

Dalrymple Bay Infrastructure Limited reported a 17.1% rise in net profit to $43.1 million for H1 2025, declaring a 5.875 cents per security distribution and advancing $405 million in capital projects to enhance its coal export terminal.

Chorus Limited reported a resilient FY25 with modest revenue growth, increased fibre uptake, and a positive net profit, while advancing its all-fibre strategy and sustainability commitments.

Tourism Holdings Limited reported a modest 2% revenue increase to NZD 937.2 million for the year ending June 2025, yet posted a significant net loss of NZD 25.8 million. Despite the losses, the company declared a final dividend, signaling cautious confidence.

Plato Income Maximiser Limited has reported a robust 29.9% increase in revenue and a 26.7% rise in profit after tax for the fiscal year ending June 2025, alongside consistent fully franked dividends.