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Treasury Wine Estates reported a robust FY25 with luxury labels Penfolds and DAOU leading growth, while announcing a $200 million share buyback and forecasting further earnings gains despite distribution challenges in California.

Treasury Wine Estates has announced a fully franked ordinary dividend of AUD 0.20 per share for the six months ending June 2025, with a Dividend Reinvestment Plan available to shareholders.

Pure Foods Tasmania reports solid progress in its turnaround strategy with significant cost reductions and improved product quality, setting the stage for profitable growth in FY26.

Aumake Limited reported a remarkable 213% surge in quarterly cash receipts, driven by exclusive distribution agreements and strategic cost reductions, setting the stage for profitability in FY26.

The Calmer Co. International Limited reported a 6% quarterly revenue increase to $1.9 million in Q4 FY25, driving FY25 revenue to $8.0 million, an 86% year-on-year growth. Key channel expansions and cost efficiencies underpin its progress towards breakeven.

Lark Distilling Co. reported a robust 12% increase in FY25 net sales to $15.6 million, underpinned by a completed brand restage and a major distillery upgrade at Pontville. Despite some export and B2B softness, the company’s strong cash position and strategic investments position it well for growth.

Bubs Australia has appointed Joe Coote as its new CEO, bringing extensive international FMCG and dairy leadership to spearhead its global growth ambitions in infant nutrition.

Bubs Australia Limited reports a strong FY25 with 29% revenue growth to $102.5 million, positive EBITDA turnaround, and sustained cash flow improvements. The company also advances its US market ambitions with a key FDA submission underway.

Yowie Group has arranged a $1 million short-term funding facility from parent Keybridge Capital to manage cash flow while investigating former directors' use of funds and intra-group loans.

McPherson’s Limited anticipates FY25 revenue around $139 million with a strong second-half EBITDA rebound, while its strategic shift to third-party wholesalers sets the stage for significant EBIT gains in FY26.

Jatcorp anticipates a significant net loss for FY2025 driven by halted sales in China and legal disputes, yet remains cautiously optimistic about growth prospects in FY2026.

Whitefield Income Limited reported a steady net tangible asset backing of $1.26 per share for June 2025, alongside a robust fully franked dividend yield of 7.4%, maintaining its appeal to income-focused investors.