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Harvey Norman Holdings reports a robust 9.1% increase in aggregated sales revenue across key international markets, supported by currency appreciation and selective store openings.

ALS Limited reported a robust half-year performance with underlying revenue up 13.3% and net profit after tax rising 17.2%, driven by strong growth in both Commodities and Life Sciences divisions. The company also declared a higher interim dividend and advanced its global expansion strategy.

Orezone Gold Corporation reported solid Q3 and nine-month 2025 results from its Bomboré gold mine, with production slightly down but revenue boosted by higher gold prices. The company’s hard rock expansion is on track for first gold in December 2025, supporting its 2025 production guidance.

Amcor’s first quarter fiscal 2026 results showcase strong growth driven by the Berry Global acquisition, with sales up 68% and synergies exceeding expectations. The company also raised its dividend and reaffirmed its full-year guidance.

Perpetual Limited reported a steady underlying profit for FY25, achieving significant cost savings while navigating asset management outflows and advancing the sale of its Wealth Management division.

FINEOS Corporation Holdings PLC reports steady revenue growth and operational efficiencies in Q2 2025, alongside new client contracts in North America that bolster its outlook for positive free cash flow this fiscal year.

IAG has revised its FY25 financial guidance upward, citing a $200 million reduction in expected natural perils costs, including significant claims from recent NSW floods. This update lifts profit and margin forecasts amid steady premium growth.

Alcidion Group Limited has upgraded its full-year EBITDA guidance for FY25, now expecting earnings to exceed $4.5 million, driven by contract expansions, cost discipline, and favorable currency effects.

Fisher & Paykel Healthcare has reported a record full-year revenue of NZ$2.02 billion for FY2025, alongside a 43% increase in underlying net profit after tax. The company also raised its dividend, reflecting strong operational performance and strategic investments.

Commonwealth Bank of Australia reports a 45 basis point increase in its CET1 capital ratio for Q1 2025, driven by earnings despite rising risk-weighted assets. The bank maintains strong liquidity and leverage ratios above regulatory minimums.

Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield delivered robust FY-2024 results with a 7% rise in like-for-like EBITDA and adjusted recurring EPS surpassing guidance, supported by strong retail and convention business performance. The company also announced a 40% increase in its proposed dividend, reflecting confidence in its financial health and strategic asset management.

Computershare Limited reported a 6.7% decline in revenue to $1.5 billion for the half-year ended December 2024, primarily due to the sale of its US Mortgage Services business. However, profit after tax from continuing operations surged 24.9% to $286.5 million, underpinning an interim dividend of AU 45 cents per share.