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OMG Group Limited reported a robust 63.3% revenue increase to $4.13 million in FY2025, driven by strategic acquisitions and expanded retail partnerships. The company also narrowed its losses by 29%, setting the stage for sustained growth in FY2026.

Spacetalk Ltd reports a successful FY25 transformation with revenue up 12%, losses narrowing by 57%, and a new software-led platform set to fuel scalable subscription growth.

Maggie Beer Holdings Ltd reports a transformative FY25 marked by strategic restructuring, significant cost savings, and a 3.7% sales increase excluding Paris Creek Farms. Despite EBITDA pressures from non-recurring investments, the company is positioning for sustainable profitability and growth in FY26.

Maggie Beer Holdings reported a $24.3 million statutory loss for FY25 but showed promising sales growth and significant cost savings as it restructures for profitability.

Wiseway Group has reported a striking 66% increase in revenue for FY25, driven by robust expansion in its Imports and Overseas divisions alongside a nearly sevenfold rise in net profit before tax.

Wiseway Group has delivered its strongest financial performance since listing, powered by a booming US division and a sharp focus on eCommerce imports across key markets.

MotorCycle Holdings Limited delivered a robust FY2025 performance, marked by double-digit revenue growth, significant debt reduction, and expanding market share in new and used motorcycles.

Stealth Group Holdings has reported a record-breaking 2025 financial year, with sales climbing 27.6% and net profit more than doubling. The company is accelerating its growth strategy, aiming to more than double sales by 2028.

OMG Group has raised $2 million through a share placement to boost inventory and capitalise on growing demand from major Australian retailers and ecommerce channels.

Touch Ventures Limited reported a significantly reduced net loss of $4.8 million for H1 2025, reflecting improved portfolio performance and a fresh five-year management agreement. Key strategic moves include a write-down of Sendle and a post-period valuation uplift in Ordermentum.

Woolworths Group reported a 3.6% normalised sales increase to $69.1 billion for FY25, yet earnings before interest and tax fell 12.6%, weighed down by Australian Food and BIG W segments. The group plans a turnaround in FY26 amid ongoing cost pressures and strategic shifts.

Woolworths Group posted a modest 1.7% revenue increase to $69.1 billion for the 52 weeks ending June 2025, while earnings before interest and tax (EBIT) fell 12.6%, weighed down by challenges in its Australian Food and BIG W segments.