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Mach7 Technologies reported a robust Q3 FY25 with a CARR of A$30.8 million and positive operating cash flow, while announcing a leadership change and reaffirming growth guidance.

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.

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.

Mineral Resources Limited reported a steady Q3 FY25 with operational progress at Onslow Iron and lithium assets, alongside ongoing corporate governance reforms and robust financial health.

Agrimin Limited has received key environmental approval for its Mackay Potash Project while initiating a strategic review in response to sector challenges, alongside notable leadership changes.

Fletcher Building reported a challenging HY25 with a 7% revenue decline and a net loss of NZ$134 million, while executing a $700 million equity raise to strengthen its balance sheet and advancing significant cost reduction initiatives.

Mineral Resources Limited reported a challenging FY25 half-year with a 9% revenue decline and a 55% drop in underlying EBITDA, yet its Mining Services segment and Onslow Iron project show promising growth trajectories.

3P Learning Limited reported a modest revenue decline but dramatically reduced its half-year loss, while strategically acquiring Intrepica Pty Ltd to bolster its literacy offerings.

SEEK Limited's FY2025 half-year results reveal a 4% decline in sales revenue amid softer job ad volumes, yet the company impressively increased its interim dividend by 26%, supported by strong free cash flow growth.

Big River Industries reported a 3.3% revenue decline and a 26% drop in EBITDA for 1H FY25, reflecting ongoing residential market challenges. Despite this, the company is investing in growth and operational efficiencies, maintaining a cautiously optimistic outlook for FY26 and beyond.

Reliance Worldwide Corporation Limited reported a solid 14.8% increase in net sales for the first half of FY25, driven by the Holman acquisition and organic growth, yet signals a cautious outlook for the remainder of the year amid persistent macroeconomic headwinds.

Reliance Worldwide Corporation posts a robust 14.8% sales increase and a 31.8% jump in net profit for H1 FY25, driven by the Holman acquisition and solid cost efficiencies.