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RooLife Group has inked a $64 million two-year supply agreement to expand its branded coffee products in China, tapping into the country’s rapidly growing coffee market. The deal leverages established suppliers and distribution partners to accelerate RLG’s e-commerce-driven growth strategy.

KMD Brands reported a slight revenue increase to NZD 989 million for FY25 but faced significant underlying losses, prompting a strategic reset. The company also reinforced its commitment to tackling modern slavery risks across its global supply chain.

RooLife Group has secured a $64 million two-year supply agreement to distribute its branded coffee and food products in China, reinforcing its expansion strategy in the fast-growing market.

Kogan.com Ltd has announced a fully franked ordinary dividend of 7 cents per share for the six months ending June 2025, alongside details of its Dividend Reinvestment Plan pricing.

Mad Paws Holdings Limited (ASX – MPA) shareholders are invited to vote on a Scheme of Arrangement for the acquisition of 100% of Mad Paws by Rover Group, Inc. at $0.14 cash per share. The Mad Paws Board unanimously recommends approval, supported by an Independent Expert’s Report deeming the deal fair and reasonable.

Washington H. Soul Pattinson shareholders convened to approve a transformative merger with Brickworks, aiming to simplify structure and boost portfolio diversification under a new entity, Topco.

Briscoe Group Limited reported a near-flat half-year sales performance with a modest decline in net profit, while advancing key strategic investments including a new distribution centre. The company declared a 10-cent interim dividend amid cautious economic outlook.

Centuria Industrial REIT has successfully settled a A$325 million exchangeable notes offering due 2030, simultaneously repurchasing nearly A$300 million of its higher-cost notes maturing in 2028. This refinancing move aims to extend debt maturity and reduce interest expenses.

Merino & Co. has secured a strategic offtake and distribution agreement with Chinese apparel giant BINJORA, marking a significant step into the Chinese market with an initial order exceeding $50,000. The partnership also includes co-branded product development for Australia, leveraging BINJORA’s manufacturing strengths.

Atomos Ltd reported a 9% revenue decline in FY25, impacted by US tariffs and weak sales of new products, but has aggressively cut costs and revamped its strategy to fuel growth in FY26.

RooLife Group Ltd reported a sharp 51% revenue decline to $4.62 million and a 31% increase in net loss to $2.76 million for FY2025, as it pivots towards higher-margin sectors including renewable energy and global social commerce.

Aumake Limited reported a strong 54% jump in revenue to nearly $40 million for FY25, while cutting its net loss by 45%. The company’s strategic pivot to higher-margin products and key distribution deals set the stage for an ambitious FY26.