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BetMakers Technology Group reported a 10.6% revenue decline to $85.1 million for FY25 but achieved positive adjusted EBITDA and operating cash flow for the first time, signaling a strategic turnaround.

Ramsay Health Care reported a 6.8% revenue increase and a modest rise in underlying profit for FY25, despite a significant impairment in its UK mental health division. The company maintains a strong dividend and outlines a cautiously optimistic outlook for FY26.

ARN Media reports a 7% revenue decline offset by 21% digital audio growth and $35 million in cost savings, setting the stage for improved profitability and cash flow.

Johns Lyng Group reported a modest 1.8% revenue increase for FY25, driven by strong business-as-usual growth despite a steep decline in catastrophe-related income. The company’s FY26 forecast anticipates continued revenue expansion amid ongoing operational challenges.

Pilbara Minerals reported a 4% rise in spodumene production and a 7% increase in sales for FY25 despite a 43% plunge in lithium prices, resulting in a statutory loss but maintaining robust cash reserves.

thl reports a statutory net loss for FY25, driven by impairments, while underlying profit falls 45%. The company maintains dividends and outlines strategic initiatives to restore growth and profitability.

Tourism Holdings Limited reported a statutory net loss in FY25 amid challenging market conditions but remains confident in a strategic turnaround targeting over $100 million in annualised NPAT within four years.

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.

IPH Limited reported a 13.2% rise in net profit after tax to $68.8 million for FY25, driven by strategic acquisitions in Canada and organic growth across Asia-Pacific. Revenue surged 16.5% to $710.3 million despite inflationary pressures and operational challenges.

Aurizon reported a slight decline in FY2025 underlying EBITDA to $1.576 billion but secured a landmark BHP contract and announced a fresh $150 million buy-back, signaling confidence in its future growth.

Articore Group Limited reported a notable turnaround in FY25 with improved margins and its first profitable quarter in five years, setting the stage for positive EBIT in FY26. The company’s strategic restructuring and supply chain efficiencies underpin cautious optimism for growth.

Iress Limited reported a robust first half of 2025 with strong earnings growth and reduced leverage, driven by core business strength and strategic divestments. The company is poised to capitalize on regulatory tailwinds and technology demand in wealth and trading sectors.