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Oakridge International Limited reported a remarkable 107% surge in revenue for the year ended June 2025, while significantly narrowing its net loss by 83%.

Cobram Estate Olives Limited (ASX – CBO) delivered a record FY2025 with a 167.8% surge in net profit and doubled US branded sales, underpinning its growth strategy and sustainability commitments.

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.

Clime Capital Limited reports an unaudited $3 million profit for FY25, plans a September dividend, and kicks off FY26 with a profitable July.

Peet Limited has upgraded its FY25 net profit forecast, buoyed by a robust project pipeline and solid settlement progress, signaling sustained growth in the property development sector.

XRF Scientific has reported a record half-year performance, driven by robust mining sector demand and strategic sales growth across its divisions.

Heartland Group Holdings reports a sharp rise in impairment expenses to $49.6 million for its New Zealand banking arm, driven by worsening economic conditions. Despite this, the bank remains well capitalised and expects to maintain dividend payments.

Fiducian Group has delivered a robust FY2025 half-year performance, marked by strong net inflows and a 23% rise in funds under administration, underpinning solid revenue growth and a confident dividend outlook.

Citigroup Global Markets Australia has announced a fully franked AUD 2.25 dividend for CBA CitiFirst Instalments, with trading turning ex-dividend on 19 February 2025. This aligns with the CBA Ordinary Security dividend schedule, offering investors synchronized payout timing.

Credit Corp Group has reported a robust 32% rise in underlying NPAT for H1 FY2025, driven by strong US collections and consumer lending growth, while reaffirming its full-year guidance and announcing a healthy interim dividend.

APA Group has updated its dividend distribution announcement, adjusting for changes in the New Zealand dollar exchange rate and the Dividend Reinvestment Plan share price, with an estimated ordinary dividend of AUD 0.27 per security.

Korvest Ltd reported a 1.1% decline in revenue and a sharp 28.5% drop in net profit for the half-year ending December 2024, impacted by operational disruptions and competitive pressures. Despite these challenges, the company anticipates a robust rebound in project activity in the second half of FY25.