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Integrated Research Limited reported an 18% revenue decline and a 51% drop in net profit for FY25, while unveiling a strategic pivot towards AI-driven product innovation and cloud services.

Kelsian Group reported a strong FY25 with revenue up 9.5% and EBITDA growth of 7.4%, underpinned by contract renewals and operational excellence. The company also advanced key strategic initiatives including a Tourism Portfolio sale and UK expansion.

Kelsian Group reported FY25 results in line with expectations, showing revenue and earnings growth alongside a strategic review that could reshape its business focus. The company also provided FY26 EBITDA guidance and revealed plans to divest its Tourism Portfolio.

Kelsian Group Limited reported a solid 10% increase in revenue for FY25, alongside operational growth and a maintained dividend policy, while advancing sustainability initiatives and strategic portfolio adjustments.

Acrow Limited reports a record FY25 with sales up 23%, driven by an 83% jump in its Industrial Access division, now half of group revenue. Despite soft formwork markets, strategic acquisitions and growth initiatives underpin a confident outlook.

Infomedia Ltd reported solid FY25 financial results with a 7% rise in underlying cash EBITDA and announced a lucrative take-private offer from TPG Capital at a 41% premium. The company’s strategic AI investments and contract renewals underpin its growth trajectory.

Infomedia Ltd reported a solid FY25 with revenue up 4% and NPAT soaring 32%, while advancing AI initiatives and securing a takeover offer from TPG Capital.

Helia Group reports a robust 38% rise in statutory net profit for the first half of 2025, alongside a special dividend declaration, while navigating looming challenges from government policy shifts and lender contract changes.

Inghams Group reported a stable underlying EBITDA of $236.4 million for FY25 despite softer market conditions and customer changes, while guiding for a modest earnings dip in FY26 as cost reduction programs take effect.

Symal Group is set to acquire Locale Civil for up to $35 million, securing a $230 million civil works contract and enhancing its earnings from the first year. This move strategically expands Symal’s footprint in Australia’s utilities infrastructure sector.

Swift Networks has renewed a $2.4 million contract to provide continuous technical support and entertainment services across three Chevron sites, reinforcing its foothold in the Oil and Gas sector.

Sonic Healthcare delivered solid FY2025 results with 8% revenue growth and a 7% rise in net profit, setting the stage for an anticipated 19% earnings per share increase in FY2026.