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Range International Limited reported a 39% revenue increase to US$2.34 million for 2025 but remains loss-making with a net loss of US$1.15 million. The company’s financial statements highlight ongoing going concern uncertainties.

Platformo Ltd reported a modest 5% revenue increase in 2025 driven by its Malaysian subsidiary Biztrak, but faced a higher net loss due to regulatory delays and increased corporate advisory costs.

Queste Communications Ltd (ASX:QUE) reported a modest company-level profit for H1 2025 but a consolidated loss driven by challenges in its associate investments, notably Bentley Capital Limited. The company’s financial performance remains closely tied to the share price movements of Strike Resources Limited.

Osteopore Limited reported an 11% increase in revenue to $3.06 million for 2025, alongside a wider net loss of $3.72 million as it invests heavily in product development and regulatory compliance. The company also expanded its footprint with a new Singapore subsidiary.

Mustera Property Group reported a 45% revenue increase to $7.28 million for the half-year ending December 2025, driven by strong sales at its Forbes Residences project. Despite this growth, the company posted a net loss of $724,430, narrowing its deficit from the previous year as it advances its key North Fremantle development.

Orion Equities reported a modest loss of $11,051 for the half-year ending December 2025, with net tangible asset backing per share holding steady at $0.42. The company’s investment portfolio, notably in Strike Resources and Bentley Capital, remains central to its financial position.

Mayfield Childcare Limited reported a modest revenue increase for 2025 but suffered a dramatic net loss and faced an audit qualification over related party disclosures.

Resolute Mining Limited reported a robust financial turnaround in 2025, posting a $126.7 million net profit driven by higher gold prices and cost efficiencies despite lower production volumes. The granting of the Doropo mining permit and strategic asset sales mark key milestones in its West African expansion.

Michael Hill International reported a 3% rise in group sales and a 28.6% jump in comparable EBIT for the half-year ended December 2025, driven by strong performances across Australia, Canada, and New Zealand. Despite improved earnings and cash flow, the board has opted to withhold an interim dividend, signalling cautious optimism.

Nexalis Therapeutics reported a widening loss of $1.83 million for 2025, reflecting increased investment in product development and marketing. Despite the loss, the company boosted its cash reserves through equity raises and borrowings.

Excelsior Capital Limited reported a $2.08 million loss for the half-year ending December 2025 as it moves to wind up operations, yet declared a substantial fully franked interim dividend.

TerraCom Limited reported a significant half-year loss amid falling coal prices and production challenges, completing a $56 million capital raise to strengthen its financial position.