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Aeeris Ltd delivered solid Q3 FY2025 results, driven by strong recurring revenue growth, a successful new product launch, and strategic moves to internalise key forecasting capabilities.

BNK Banking Corporation has reversed prior losses with a strong Q3 FY25 profit, driven by strategic loan sales and improved net interest margins. The bank’s focus on portfolio optimisation and capital management signals a new phase of sustainable growth.

Osteopore Limited reported a robust 26% quarter-on-quarter revenue increase in Q1 CY25, bolstered by a key Singapore subsidy listing and a strategic pivot away from its dental project to sharpen commercial focus.

Dubber Corporation Limited reported a 6% quarter-on-quarter revenue increase to $11 million in Q3 FY25, alongside a 7% reduction in cash-based costs, positioning the company to achieve operating cash flow breakeven by June 2025.

Stanmore Resources has maintained its 2025 coal production guidance despite unprecedented wet weather disruptions, while lowering its cost and capital expenditure forecasts amid challenging market conditions.

29Metals reported a significant drop in copper production costs alongside steady zinc output and progress on critical infrastructure projects in its March 2025 quarterly update.

Tower Limited has raised its FY25 underlying NPAT guidance to $70m–$80m, citing better-than-expected claims experience and favorable weather, while revising premium growth and expense ratio forecasts.

Corporate Travel Management Limited reported strong half-year results for the period ending December 31, 2024, with significant EBITDA growth and effective capital management, returning $52.3 million to shareholders. The company sets ambitious FY25 and FY26 targets focused on sustainable profit growth and market share expansion.

Iluka Resources reported a solid FY 2024 with $1.13 billion in mineral sands revenue and a net profit of $231 million, while advancing key projects like Balranald and Eneabba refinery.

Iluka Resources reported a 32% drop in net profit after tax to $231 million for 2024, while securing critical funding for its Eneabba rare earths refinery and progressing the Balranald mine development.

EBOS Group Limited posted robust interim results for H1 FY25, with underlying EBITDA rising 7.1% excluding the Chemist Warehouse Australia contract, driven by strong organic growth and strategic investments. The company maintained its dividend and reiterated FY25 EBITDA guidance between $575 million and $600 million.

EBOS Group Limited has reported a 9% drop in revenue and an 18.9% fall in net profit for the first half of fiscal 2025, yet it maintains its interim dividend at 57 NZ cents per share.