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Liberty Financial Group returned to profit growth in FY25, driven by margin expansion and lower credit impairments, while declaring a generous 52 cent dividend. The company signals optimism for loan origination recovery and portfolio growth in the year ahead.

Liberty Financial Group reported a 16% rise in statutory net profit after tax for FY25, alongside a 10% increase in underlying earnings, while maintaining stable loan growth and strong capital positions.

Plato Income Maximiser Limited has reported a robust 29.9% increase in revenue and a 26.7% rise in profit after tax for the fiscal year ending June 2025, alongside consistent fully franked dividends.

Academies Australasia Group Limited reported a modest revenue rise and a dramatic 87% reduction in net loss for FY25, buoyed by improved cash flow and government visa policy changes affecting international student intake.

Cue Energy Resources reported a 10% revenue increase to $54.8 million in FY2025, declaring a final dividend and advancing key development projects that underpin future growth.

Nyrada Inc. reported a sharp 25% decline in revenues alongside a 248% surge in net losses for the fiscal year ending June 2025, signaling mounting financial pressures for the pharmaceutical developer.

Accent Group reported steady FY25 sales of $1.62 billion with a slight dip in profits, while advancing its Sports Direct rollout and extending key brand agreements.

LaserBond Limited reported a solid 10.4% rise in net profit for FY25, supported by steady revenue growth and a strategic equity stake in Gateway Group. The company also declared a fully franked final dividend, signaling confidence in future earnings.

Resolute Mining reported a strong H1 2025 with revenue up 31% driven by soaring gold prices, even as production dipped due to operational challenges. The company advances key projects and maintains full-year guidance amid strategic acquisitions.

Coast Entertainment Holdings Limited reported a robust FY25 with record revenue and EBITDA growth, driven by strong visitor numbers and the successful launch of new attractions. The company’s momentum continues into FY26 amid ongoing macroeconomic challenges.

Inghams Group reported a stable FY25 underlying EBITDA pre AASB 16 at $236.4 million, with strong New Zealand growth offsetting challenges in Australia. The company outlines a cautious but optimistic FY26 outlook, focusing on cost reductions and operational efficiencies.

Inghams Group reported a stable underlying EBITDA of $236.4 million for FY25 despite softer market conditions and customer changes, while guiding for a modest earnings dip in FY26 as cost reduction programs take effect.