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Downer EDI Limited reported a robust FY25 with a 33% rise in underlying NPATA and announced a $230 million share buy-back, underscoring confidence in its transformation and growth outlook. The company’s disciplined portfolio simplification and operational improvements set the stage for steady FY26 performance despite short-term market softness.

Sonic Healthcare reported solid FY2025 results with revenue up 7.6% and a steady profit increase, while declaring a 63-cent final dividend. The company’s recent German acquisition and ongoing synergy efforts set the stage for robust earnings growth in FY2026.

Downer EDI reports a robust FY25 with statutory profit soaring 82% and announces a $230 million share buy-back, signaling confidence in its ongoing transformation.

Charter Hall Group reported a robust FY25 with a 7.3% rise in operating earnings per security and a surge in funds under management to $84.3 billion. The group’s strategic equity inflows and development pipeline expansion signal strong momentum heading into FY26.

Insignia Financial reported a robust 17.6% rise in underlying net profit after tax for FY25, driven by strategic cost optimisation and business simplification. The company also unveiled plans to relaunch its MLC brand and outlined confident guidance for FY26.

Genesis Minerals Limited reported a remarkable 110% surge in revenue for FY2025 alongside a strategic acquisition of the Laverton Gold Project, signaling a bold growth phase.

St Barbara Limited reported a $52 million underlying loss for FY25, driven by investments in its Simberi Expansion Project and operational challenges. The company classified its Atlantic operations as discontinued, recognizing a $38 million impairment, while completing a $100 million capital raise to support growth.

Finbar Group reports a resilient FY25 with a 16% rise in underlying profit and a robust $1 billion development pipeline, underpinned by strong sales and strategic focus.

Finbar Group Limited reported a robust 46% increase in revenue to $284.5 million for FY2025, despite a 12.5% decline in comprehensive profit. The company completed key residential projects and sharpened its focus on core property development in Western Australia.

Genetic Technologies Limited reports a 36% increase in half-year losses amid voluntary administration, followed by a recapitalisation and sale of core assets. The company pivots towards new financial services acquisitions under fresh leadership.

Vicinity Centres reported a robust FY25 with statutory net profit surging to $1 billion, driven by strategic portfolio repositioning and strong retail sales growth. The company’s focus on premium assets and disciplined capital management sets the stage for continued growth in FY26.

Vicinity Centres reported a doubling of net profit and delivered funds from operations at the top of guidance, underpinned by strategic acquisitions and strong portfolio performance.