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Boom Logistics reported solid FY25 results with a 41% jump in operating profit, driven by strong contract wins in resources and renewables and a strategic asset regeneration program.

Cogstate Limited reported a 22.3% rise in total revenue to US$53.1 million for FY25, driven by strong Clinical Trials growth, while profit before tax nearly doubled to US$13.9 million. The company also declared its inaugural fully franked dividend.

EVZ Limited reported solid FY2025 results with an 8% increase in revenue to $108 million and a 20% rise in EBITDA, underpinned by operational improvements and a robust contract backlog exceeding $90 million.

NRW Holdings delivered a robust FY25 performance, posting a 12.2% revenue increase to $3.27 billion and securing a strong $6.1 billion order book. The company’s FY26 outlook remains positive with expected revenue growth and improved earnings.

NRW Holdings reported a robust 12.2% revenue increase to $3.3 billion in FY25, offsetting a significant $110.5 million impairment linked to OneSteel. Strong Civil and MET segment growth underpinned solid earnings despite Queensland weather challenges.

Sonic Healthcare has delivered solid FY 2025 results, meeting EBITDA guidance with 5% organic revenue growth and setting the stage for up to 19% EPS growth in FY 2026, driven by strategic acquisitions and operational synergies.

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.

Downer EDI Limited reported a robust FY25 with a 33% rise in underlying NPATA and announced a $230 million share buy-back, underscoring confidence in its transformation and growth outlook. The company’s disciplined portfolio simplification and operational improvements set the stage for steady FY26 performance despite short-term market softness.

Qube Holdings has reported a landmark FY25 with underlying revenue soaring 27.3% to $4.46 billion and earnings rising across all key metrics, despite industrial action and adverse weather disruptions.

Janison Education Group reported a 9% revenue increase in FY25, driven by new contracts and the launch of its AI-powered assessment platform, Jai. The company also expanded its customer pipeline by 80%, positioning itself for sustained growth in digital education.

Janison Education Group reported a 9% revenue increase to $47 million in FY25, driven by new contracts and strong ICAS performance, while launching its AI-powered assessment platform Jai. The company also refreshed its leadership and expanded its customer pipeline to $28.6 million.

Mitchell Services reported a transitional FY25 with revenue growth but earnings pressure from lower utilisation and mobilisation costs. The company secured key contracts and launched a decarbonisation joint venture, positioning for a stronger FY26.