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Gentrack Group Limited reported an 8% rise in revenue to NZD 230.2 million and a remarkable 119% jump in net profit for the fiscal year ending September 2025, yet declared no dividend.

Gentrack Group reported a strong FY25 with revenue up 8% and net profit more than doubling, driven by key deployments of its new g2.0 cloud platform and robust growth in its airports division Veovo.

WAM Income Maximiser Limited has confirmed its fully franked ordinary dividend for November 2025 and updated the Dividend Reinvestment Plan price, providing clarity for investors ahead of the payment date.

HiTech Group Australia has reported its strongest financial year yet in FY25, with solid revenue growth and a robust balance sheet, while facing margin pressures in the first half of FY26 due to government spending shifts.

Verbrec Limited reported record FY2025 financial results with its highest gross and adjusted EBITDA margins in years, alongside strategic moves including the acquisition of Alliance Automation and divestment of its Competency Training business.

Verbrec Limited has reported a strong FY2025 with record margins and resumed dividend payments after more than a decade, alongside strategic moves including a key acquisition and divestment.

Sietel Limited’s preliminary final report for FY2025 reveals a 47% drop in net profit and a 24% fall in total revenues, underscoring a challenging year for the investment management firm.

Infomedia Ltd’s acquisition by McQueen BidCo, backed by TPG Capital, has been legally approved, triggering trading suspension and scheduled shareholder payments.

The Supreme Court of New South Wales has approved the acquisition of Infomedia Ltd by a TPG-managed entity, setting a clear path for the scheme’s implementation and a special dividend payout.

Lifestyle Communities Limited reported a challenging FY25 marked by a significant $135.5 million after-tax write-down following a VCAT ruling, while signaling early signs of recovery and strategic reset for FY26.

Webjet Group has received a revised non-binding takeover offer from BGH Capital at A$0.91 per share, up from a previous A$0.80 bid, signaling renewed acquisition interest amid ongoing negotiations.

Reece Limited reported a modest revenue decline and earnings pressure in FY25 amid challenging markets but reinforced its long-term growth strategy with a significant share buyback and board renewal. Early FY26 trading shows sales growth driven by network expansion despite ongoing cost pressures.