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EVE Health Group has reported a 19% decline in revenue and a 17% increase in net loss for the financial year ended June 2025, highlighting ongoing challenges in its health and wellness segments.

Coventry Group Ltd reported a 1.7% revenue decline and a 40.9% drop in EBITDA for FY25, prompting a major restructuring and a bullish FY26 earnings target above $20 million.

Coventry Group reports a challenging FY25 with a statutory loss driven by ERP implementation costs and asset impairments, while setting ambitious EBITDA targets for FY26 under refreshed leadership.

Coventry Group Ltd reported a challenging FY25 with a 1.7% revenue decline and a 40.9% drop in underlying EBITDA, culminating in a $29.6 million net loss. The company is now targeting over $20 million EBITDA in FY26 through aggressive cost reductions and operational recalibration.

Mustera Property Group reports an 82% plunge in revenue and a net loss of $2.6 million for the year ended June 2025, marking a stark reversal from the prior year’s profit.

1414 Degrees Ltd reported a widened net loss of $3.34 million for FY25 while advancing its thermal energy storage and hydrogen reactor technologies, supported by fresh equity and government grants.

Assetora Limited reported a reduced loss of $3.35 million for FY2025 despite an 18% revenue decline, focusing on capital raising and fund growth to stabilize operations.

ZMM has reported a significant turnaround with a $815,877 net profit for FY2025, reversing last year’s $3.25 million loss, though net tangible assets per security have halved and auditors flag going concern uncertainty.

Duxton Water Limited has declared its 17th consecutive dividend increase at 3.72 cents per share, fully franked, while removing the discount on its Dividend Reinvestment Plan following a major debt repayment.

Duxton Water Limited reported a remarkable 197% increase in net profit after tax for the half-year ending June 2025, alongside a fully franked dividend and a rise in net asset value per share.

Locality Planning Energy Holdings reported a modest revenue increase for FY2025 despite a significant impairment charge, as it pivots toward a disciplined, customer-focused multi-utility model.

Hydrix Limited narrowed its FY2025 loss to $2.92 million, driven by significant cost reductions and steady revenue from expanding international medtech clients. Despite ongoing challenges in sales cycles and funding, the company remains focused on innovation and strategic investments.