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Tribeca Global Natural Resources Limited (ASX – TGF) has declared a fully franked 5-cent dividend for FY25 alongside a 10% on-market buyback, while delivering returns that outpaced major natural resource indices. The company’s portfolio is well positioned to benefit from rising strategic demand for critical and precious metals amid evolving global market dynamics.

Integrated Research reported steady pro-forma revenue in FY25 despite declines in statutory revenue and profits, driven by a softer renewals book and market uncertainty. The company’s product-led growth strategy gained momentum with new product launches and a major contract renewal.

Integrated Research Limited reported an 18% revenue decline and a 51% drop in net profit for FY25, while unveiling a strategic pivot towards AI-driven product innovation and cloud services.

Imugene Limited reported a significant 54% reduction in net loss for FY25, driven by cost efficiencies and promising clinical progress in its immuno-oncology pipeline. The company’s lead asset, azer-cel, achieved a 79% response rate in Phase 1b trials and secured FDA Fast Track designation.

Mader Group has delivered record FY25 results with revenue climbing 13% to $872.2 million and net profit rising 13%, setting the stage for a $1 billion revenue target in FY26.

Kip McGrath Education Centres Limited reported modest revenue growth and a solid increase in EBITDA for FY25, despite a significant net loss driven by its exit from the US market. The company declared a fully franked final dividend, signaling confidence in its refocused core business.

Propel Funeral Partners has reported record FY25 results, exceeding revenue and EBITDA guidance while maintaining steady dividends and announcing a key executive transition.

Propel Funeral Partners reported a solid 14.5% increase in statutory profit for FY25, driven by strategic acquisitions despite a slowdown in death volumes. The company also declared a fully franked final dividend of 7.0 cents per share.

Chrysos Corporation reported a robust 46% revenue increase to A$66.1 million for FY25 but faced a significant net loss of A$8.2 million, reflecting rising costs and operational challenges.

Big River Industries reported a 2.3% revenue decline for FY25 amid tough market conditions but achieved a notable rebound in the second half, driven by operational efficiencies and cost controls. The company maintains a strong balance sheet and a cautiously optimistic outlook for FY26.

Big River Industries reported a modest revenue decline in FY25 but achieved improved margins and operational efficiencies in the second half, positioning itself for growth as market conditions begin to stabilise.

Prime Financial Group delivered a robust FY25 performance, with revenue climbing 21% and Funds Under Management soaring 58% following a key acquisition. The company sets sights on doubling revenue within five years.