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Asset Vision Co Limited has reported a robust Q2 FY25, marked by significant revenue growth, improved cash flow, and effective cost management, positioning the company well for continued expansion.

Credit Corp Group reported steady H1 FY25 results with operational improvements and confirmed full-year guidance, driven by growth in US debt buying and stable Australian/New Zealand lending.

Quickstep Holdings reports a 21% revenue decline but a 44% EBITDA increase in Q2 FY25, driven by restructuring and strategic progress with Defence contracts.

RMA Global Limited has reported its first cash flow positive quarter since listing, alongside a 9% revenue increase driven by strong US and ANZ market performance and the strategic acquisition of Curated Social.

Sandfire Resources reported a 5% increase in copper equivalent production for H1 FY25, alongside a reduction in injury rates and operating costs at its Motheo operation. The company secured key approvals for a new tailings facility at MATSA, underpinning long-term growth.

Articore Group reveals a strategic restructure delivering significant cost savings and improved margins, even as marketplace revenue continues to decline. The launch of a new product, Dashery, aims to diversify revenue streams.

Doctor Care Anywhere delivered positive cash flow and revenue growth at the top of guidance in Q4 2024, while navigating a strategic shift with new leadership appointments and the closure of secondary care pathways.

MedAdvisor Limited reported a significant 38.6% drop in 2Q FY25 revenue due to vaccine program deferrals but expects a stronger second half driven by a diversified US pipeline and cost-saving initiatives.

Alcidion Group Limited reported robust Q2 FY25 sales of $13.1 million and improved cash flow, reinforcing its forecast to achieve EBITDA and cashflow positivity by the end of FY25.

Latitude 66 Ltd posted a $1.75 million net cash outflow for the December quarter, ending with $2.18 million in cash reserves. The company anticipates lower costs ahead and intends to sell shares valued at around $850,000 to fund ongoing activities.

Bannerman Energy reports solid progress on its Etango Uranium Project with construction milestones met, a robust cash position, and a bullish uranium market backdrop.

Bannerman Energy reported a substantial $14.17 million cash outflow in its December quarter, driven by aggressive exploration and evaluation investments, leaving the company with $81.1 million in cash reserves.