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hipages Group reported a robust FY25 with revenue up 10%, EBITDA rising 20%, and free cash flow surging 162%, underpinned by strategic platform migration and subscription model shifts.

Cogstate Ltd has reported a strong FY25 with 22% revenue growth and a near doubling of profit before tax, declaring its first fully franked dividend and preparing to launch its inaugural AI-powered product in FY26.

BrainChip Holdings reports a significant revenue surge and reduced losses in H1 2025, underpinned by new contracts, strategic collaborations, and an expanded funding agreement.

Sky New Zealand has locked in a five-year exclusive broadcast partnership with New Zealand Rugby and SANZAAR, ensuring fans access to every major rugby moment through to 2030. The deal expands coverage of both men's and women's rugby, including new tournaments and historic tours.

Sky Network Television Limited reported a solid FY25 performance within guidance, overcoming satellite migration challenges and economic pressures, while raising dividends and completing the acquisition of Discovery NZ.

MaxiPARTS Limited reported robust FY25 results with strong revenue growth, improved margins, and significant debt reduction, underpinning a confident outlook despite market challenges.

MaxiPARTS Limited reported a robust FY25 with revenues climbing 9.5% to $267.1 million and net profit soaring 179% to $7.7 million, underpinned by strategic acquisitions and margin improvements.

Wrkr Ltd reported a 10.8% revenue increase to $10.63 million and narrowed its net loss to $2.62 million for FY2025, while securing $15 million in fresh capital to accelerate growth amid upcoming PayDay Super reforms.

Aerometrex has confirmed Robert Veitch as its new CEO and Managing Director, following a strategic overhaul that delivered $2 million in annual cost savings and boosted its MetroMap revenue stream.

Tinybeans Group Ltd reported a significant reduction in losses and a 12% rise in subscription revenue for FY25, driven by a strategic pivot away from advertising. The company’s restructuring efforts have improved cash flow and positioned it for sustainable growth.

Universal Store Holdings Limited reported a robust FY25 with sales rising 15.5% to $333.3 million and underlying EBIT up 15.9%, driven by strong performances across its retail brands and disciplined cost management.

Universal Store Holdings delivered a robust FY25 performance with strong sales growth and margin expansion, driven by its Universal Store and Perfect Stranger brands. Despite a statutory profit hit from impairment charges, the company is optimistic about FY26 growth backed by new store openings and digital investments.