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Premier Investments reported a 31.1% rise in net profit after tax for FY25, driven by strong growth in its continuing operations after divesting its Apparel Brands to Myer. The company is now concentrating on expanding its high-margin Peter Alexander and Smiggle brands.

Oliver's Real Food reported a 25.8% increase in net loss to $2.91 million for FY2025 despite a 23.5% rise in core earnings before impairments, driven by operational restructuring and store closures.

GALE Pacific reported a slight revenue dip and a net loss in FY25, driven by US market challenges including tariffs and weak consumer demand. The company is now overhauling its US operations and diversifying manufacturing to restore profitability.

Dusk Group Limited reported solid financial growth for FY25, with revenue up 7.8% and net profit rising 5.5%, underpinned by strong online sales and strategic store expansions.

Cettire Limited reported stable revenue for FY25 despite a challenging luxury market, but profitability sharply declined due to increased promotional activity and softer demand.

EBOS Group Limited reported a steady FY25 with 12% revenue growth and EBITDA in line with guidance, driven by strong healthcare and animal care segments. The company signals confidence with maintained dividends and a positive FY26 outlook.

Restaurant Brands New Zealand Limited reported record group store sales of NZ$703.2 million for the half year ended 30 June 2025, but rising costs pressured profits and margins across key markets.

Restaurant Brands New Zealand Limited posted record group store sales of NZD 703.2 million for the first half of 2025, driven by strong growth in Hawaii and new store openings in New Zealand. However, profit margins came under pressure from rising costs, leading to a 5.6% drop in net profit after tax.

Michael Hill International reported a steady FY25 with revenue holding firm at $643.7 million and a return to profitability despite ongoing retail challenges. The year saw strategic store closures, digital sales growth, and leadership changes, setting the stage for a reset under new CEO Jonathan Waecker.

Endeavour Group reported steady overall revenue for FY25, buoyed by a 4.1% rise in hotel sales that offset a 1.2% decline in retail liquor. The company also reduced net debt by $187 million amid strategic cost savings and a leadership transition.

Endeavour Group reported steady overall sales for FY25 despite a retail downturn, driven by strong hotel performance and disciplined cost management. A strategic refresh and leadership change signal a new chapter ahead.

Endeavour Group reported a slight revenue decline and a 16% drop in profit for FY25, alongside significant leadership changes including the appointment of a new CEO. The company is advancing its technology separation and sustainability initiatives while maintaining dividend payments.