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Wiseway Group has reported a striking 66% increase in revenue for FY25, driven by robust expansion in its Imports and Overseas divisions alongside a nearly sevenfold rise in net profit before tax.

Wiseway Group has delivered its strongest financial performance since listing, powered by a booming US division and a sharp focus on eCommerce imports across key markets.

MoneyMe Limited posted a statutory net loss of $66.6 million for FY25, driven by accounting adjustments and credit loss provisions despite strong loan book growth and funding advances. The company is poised for growth with a new credit card launch and ongoing AI integration.

Urbanise.com Limited reported a 4.2% revenue increase to $13.1 million in FY2025, alongside a landmark strategic partnership with National Australia Bank that promises to disrupt the strata management industry’s legacy banking model.

Wesfarmers delivered a solid FY25 with revenue rising 3.4% to $45.7 billion and net profit after tax up 14.4%, driven by strong performances in Bunnings and Kmart. The company announced increased dividends and a proposed capital return, while navigating challenges in its lithium business and ongoing cost pressures.

Australian Unity Limited reports a strong FY2025 financial turnaround with $136.2 million Adjusted EBITDA, driven by a multi-year transformation program focused on portfolio reshaping and technology integration.

Biome Australia Limited has reported its first net profit alongside a 41.6% jump in sales revenue, driven by strong domestic growth and expanding international partnerships.

Vonex Limited reported a significantly reduced net loss for FY25 alongside a strengthened balance sheet, operational upgrades, and a pending acquisition by Maxo Telecommunications. The company is navigating going concern uncertainties while advancing network expansion and governance reforms.

Tyro Payments Limited reported FY25 results with strong top-line growth and margin expansion, setting a confident outlook for FY26 backed by AI-driven efficiency and an expanded market.

Johns Lyng Group reported a modest revenue increase to $1.18 billion in FY25, driven by organic growth and key acquisitions, while agreeing to a $1.1 billion takeover scheme with Pacific Equity Partners.

Vulcan Steel Limited reported a 10.9% revenue decline in FY25 alongside a 24.1% drop in adjusted EBITDA, while announcing a fully underwritten NZ$96 million equity raise to fund the acquisition of Roofing Industries Limited. The deal marks Vulcan’s strategic entry into the New Zealand steel roofing and cladding market with expected earnings accretion and no change to its dividend policy.

Michael Hill International reported steady FY25 results with flat revenue and modest profit improvement amid challenging market conditions. The company is focusing on brand repositioning, operational efficiency, and AI innovation as it navigates a complex retail environment.