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Ampol Limited reported a robust third quarter in 2025 with refinery margins hitting a notable high, offsetting volume declines and setting the stage for strategic growth.

Locate Technologies reported steady Q1 FY26 revenue with a strategic pivot to the NZX to better support its Bitcoin treasury ambitions. The company’s Locate2u unit showed promising growth, while Zoom2u faced challenges amid softer consumer spending.

International Equities Corporation Ltd reported a modest revenue increase for Q1 2025-26 but faced a sharper after-tax loss, pressured by weak tourism and rising costs. Despite challenges, the company maintains a strong liquidity buffer.

Experience Co Limited reported an 8% revenue increase and 17% underlying EBITDA growth in Q1 FY26, driven by strong demand in its Adventure Experiences segment, especially Reef Unlimited, despite weather challenges affecting Skydiving operations.

Super Retail Group reports steady sales growth across its brands in the first 16 weeks of FY26, with Macpac leading the charge and a new loyalty program launched at Supercheap Auto.

ARB Corporation Limited reported a 5.3% increase in FY25 sales revenue to A$729.9 million, driven by strong export growth and strategic US market moves, despite a 5% dip in profit after tax.

The Star Entertainment Group has finalized a crucial covenant waiver with its syndicated lenders, easing financial pressures ahead of its FY2025 audited report. This development clarifies ongoing negotiations and sets the stage for the company’s next financial chapter.

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.