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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.

Mitchell Services Limited has revealed a sharp downturn in its FY2025 financial results, with profits collapsing by 94% and revenue falling 17%, signaling a challenging year for the oilfield services provider.

Vault Minerals reports a robust FY25 with soaring gold production and profits, underpinned by operational upgrades and a strategic share buy-back.

AIC Mines Limited reported a robust FY25 with $189.6 million revenue and $15 million net profit, securing key contracts and funding for its Eloise expansion and Jericho development.

Janus Electric has inked a $5 million Memorandum of Understanding with EVUNI to distribute its electric drivetrain technology across Africa, marking a bold step in its international growth strategy.

Australian United Investment Company Limited reported a modest increase in statutory profit after tax to $49.9 million for the year ended 30 June 2025, alongside a steady fully franked dividend of 28 cents per share. The company’s Pre-tax Net Tangible Asset backing rose 14.7%, outperforming the ASX 200 Accumulation Index.

Metallium Limited has secured exclusive lease options for two fully permitted U.S. sites, advancing its strategy to deploy its Flash Joule Heating technology across multiple states. This move complements its flagship Texas campus and positions the company for rapid scale-up in the growing e-waste metal recovery sector.

Capral Limited reported a solid first half of 2025 with revenue growth despite volume declines, underpinned by higher aluminium prices and a robust balance sheet. The company is advancing its footprint through acquisition and share buy-back initiatives amid cautious market conditions.

VEEM Ltd reported a 15% revenue decline in FY25 amid rising costs and COVID impacts but showed a robust second-half recovery and secured a significant $65 million defence contract renewal.

VEEM Limited’s FY25 results reveal a challenging year with revenue down 15%, yet a strong second half turnaround driven by cost cuts and efficiency gains. The company also secured a significant $65 million contract extension and new supplier status for a major US submarine program.

VEEM Ltd posted a 15% revenue decline and a 57% net profit drop for FY25, reflecting cyclical defence contract impacts. The company secured a $65 million ASC contract extension and continues investing in R&D and automation to drive future growth.