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Mesoblast Limited reported its first commercial sales of FDA-approved Ryoncil, generating $48.7 million in net product sales for the half-year ended December 31, 2025, while reducing its net loss by 16%. The company also secured a $125 million five-year credit facility, restructuring its debt to support ongoing commercialization and development.

Australis Oil & Gas reported a $24.9 million loss in 2025, driven largely by impairment charges linked to strategic asset transactions. The company secured a major development partner and sold a significant stake in producing wells, enabling full debt repayment and bolstering cash reserves.

StepChange Holdings Limited reports a strong half-year performance post-IPO, with $24.36 million in revenue and a net profit of $524,400, underpinned by key acquisitions and US expansion.

Kip McGrath Education Centres Limited reported a 15.4% rise in profit after tax for the half-year ending December 2025, driven by pricing and operational efficiencies despite a 5% drop in lesson volumes. The company also declared a fully franked interim dividend and completed a share buyback amid leadership changes.

Oliver’s Real Food Limited has reported a statutory net profit after tax of $995,000 for the half-year ended December 2025, marking a $1.82 million turnaround from the previous loss. This improvement comes despite a 6.5% revenue decline, driven by strategic store closures and disciplined cost management.

VEEM Ltd posted a significant half-year loss of $19.5 million, driven by a 30% revenue decline and a $24.8 million impairment on gyro product development. Despite setbacks, new product launches and US defence market progress offer a hopeful outlook.

SiteMinder Limited reported a robust 25.5% revenue increase to $131.1 million in H1FY26, alongside a significant reduction in statutory loss to $4.78 million, driven by its Smart Platform strategy and disciplined cost management.

Coronado Global Resources reported a $432.1 million net loss for FY2025, impacted by a 22% revenue decline due to softer metallurgical coal markets and logistical challenges. Despite operational gains and cost cuts, the company strengthened liquidity through refinancing and support from Stanwell.

Stanmore Resources Limited posted a net loss of US$47.2 million for 2025, impacted by a 21% revenue decline due to lower coal prices despite record production and cost efficiencies. The company declared a fully franked final dividend of US 8.9 cents per share.

Ramelius Resources reports a statutory loss for H1 FY26 driven by Spartan acquisition expenses, yet underlying EBITDA rises on higher gold prices. Integration of Dalgaranga and progress on Rebecca-Roe signal growth ahead.

Whitehaven Coal reported a 28% revenue decline to $2.48 billion and a net profit of $69 million for H1 FY26 amid softer coal prices and reduced equity sales. The company declared a fully franked 4 cent interim dividend and outlined ongoing development projects despite market headwinds.

Transurban Group has reported a robust turnaround in its half-year results to December 2025, with revenue rising 8.1% and profit rebounding from a loss to $343 million. Major infrastructure projects like Melbourne’s West Gate Tunnel and Sydney’s M7-M12 integration are driving growth and operational momentum.