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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.

Coles Group Limited reported solid FY25 results with strong supermarket growth, digital acceleration, and significant sustainability achievements. The company’s investments in automation and customer experience underpin its positive outlook for FY26.

Coles Group delivered a robust FY25 performance with a 3.6% rise in group sales revenue and a strong 10.7% increase in underlying EBITDA, driven by its supermarkets division and digital expansion.

Coles Group Limited reported modest growth in FY25 with $44.35 billion revenue and $1.08 billion net profit, underpinned by major supply chain investments and sustainability milestones. The company maintained dividends but faces ongoing legal challenges.