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Worley Limited reported a robust FY25 with a 29% rise in statutory NPATA to $475 million and announced a $500 million share buy-back, underpinned by strong bookings and strategic cost management. The company anticipates moderate growth in FY26 despite ongoing geopolitical uncertainties.

Mach7 Technologies Limited reported a 16% revenue increase to AUD 33.8 million for FY25, alongside a 22% reduction in net loss, driven by a strategic shift to subscription-based sales and disciplined cost management.

McPherson's Limited reported a 3.9% revenue decline in FY25 driven by exiting lower-margin brands, while core brands grew 1.9%. The company posted a statutory net loss of $15 million, weighed down by significant impairments as it completes a major operating model transformation.

Duratec Limited reported a record FY25 with revenue climbing to $573 million and EBITDA up 11.3%, driven by strong growth in Energy and Emerging sectors despite softer Defence and Mining results.

Duratec Limited reported record FY25 results with revenue of $573 million and a robust $4.16 billion project pipeline, driven by strong Energy and Emerging sectors growth. Despite Defence sector delays, the company is well positioned for expansion in FY26.

Nine Entertainment reported a 2% revenue rise in FY25, powered by digital and subscription growth, while navigating EBITDA pressures and completing a major Domain stake sale.

Nine Entertainment reported a solid FY25 with $2.7 billion revenue and $133 million net profit, driven by streaming and digital subscriptions, while crystallising value through a $1.4 billion Domain stake sale.

Nine Entertainment Co. Holdings Limited reported a modest dip in FY25 net profit to $133.3 million amid rising costs, while announcing a substantial special dividend tied to the imminent sale of its Domain stake.

Vonex Limited reported a significantly reduced net loss for FY25 alongside a strengthened balance sheet, operational upgrades, and a pending acquisition by Maxo Telecommunications. The company is navigating going concern uncertainties while advancing network expansion and governance reforms.

Lovisa Holdings delivered a robust FY25 with 14.2% sales growth, margin expansion, and over 160 new stores globally, setting a confident tone for FY26.

ARN Media reports a 7% revenue decline in H1 2025 amid a strategic transformation, with digital audio growth offsetting radio setbacks and key divestments underway.

EDU Holdings Limited has reported a remarkable half-year performance for 2025, with revenue more than doubling and profitability surging, prompting the company to declare its first-ever interim dividend.