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IPH Limited reported solid FY25 profit growth driven by Canadian acquisitions and a promising FY26 start despite challenges in Australia and New Zealand. CEO Andrew Blattman announced his retirement for late 2026, marking a pivotal leadership transition.

Nufarm Limited posted a $165.3 million statutory loss for FY25, driven by significant restructuring charges and omega-3 price declines, while announcing a CEO transition effective January 2026.

Nufarm Limited reported a $165.3 million statutory loss for FY25, driven by restructuring costs in Seed Technologies despite strong Crop Protection growth. A CEO transition and refinancing moves set the stage for FY26.

Shaver Shop Group Limited reported a record gross margin of 45.5% and EBIT growth of 2.4% in FY25, alongside a strong fully franked dividend. The 2025 AGM saw shareholder approval of key governance items including executive incentives.

AMA Group Limited secured strong shareholder approval across all resolutions at its 2025 Annual General Meeting, including capital consolidation and executive incentives.

Wesfarmers Limited has announced a fully franked special dividend of AUD 0.40 per share alongside a substantial AUD 1.10 capital return, both payable on 4 December 2025, marking a significant milestone in its 2025 capital management strategy.

Fulcrum Lithium has reported a significant lithium mineralisation discovery at its Alkali Flats project in Nevada, with high-grade assays over thick claystone intervals and a large mineralised area. The company is advancing to appraisal with expanded claims and ongoing metallurgical work.

Brambles Limited reported robust FY25 financial results and sustainability achievements, highlighting a $1 billion free cash flow milestone and ambitious 2030 regenerative targets at its 2025 AGM.

Cleanaway Waste Management faced a challenging FY25 with multiple fatalities prompting a safety overhaul, yet reported robust financial growth and reaffirmed FY26 guidance. Strategic acquisitions and operational improvements signal a determined path forward.

Tuas Limited delivered a strong turnaround in FY25 with a 29% revenue increase and a return to profitability, while announcing a conditional acquisition of Singapore’s M1 Limited that could reshape its market position.

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.

Lion Selection Group Limited reported a robust $39.2 million net profit for the year ended July 2025, driven by strong mark-to-market gains and strategic investments in Australian mining companies. The company’s portfolio value nearly doubled, reflecting timely market moves and a focus on precious and base metals.