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Citigroup Global Markets Australia has declared a fully franked dividend of AUD 1.121 for its ASX CitiFirst Self-Funding Instalment MINIs, reducing outstanding loan amounts for holders. The dividend aligns with key ASX share dates, signaling a strategic financial adjustment.

Vonex Limited shareholders are set to vote on a court-approved scheme of arrangement for Maxo Telecommunications to acquire the remaining 30.6% stake, offering a significant premium. The scheme promises a timely cash exit amid sector uncertainties.

Australian Vintage Limited reported a strong FY25 with significant profit growth despite flat revenue, underpinned by innovation and cost-cutting initiatives. The company aims for positive free cash flow in FY26, propelled by global brand expansion and operational efficiencies.

Rimfire Pacific Mining clarifies its recent capital raising progress, confirming receipt of nearly $3 million and the issuance of 199 million shares, with a further tranche pending shareholder approval.

Cadence Opportunities Fund Limited reported a 36% drop in profit after tax for FY2025 but maintained its fully franked final dividend at 7.0 cents per share, signaling confidence despite softer earnings.

Cadence Capital Limited reported a sharp decline in profit for FY2025, down 71% from the prior year, while declaring a steady 3.0 cent final dividend and continuing its share buy-back program.

Melbana Energy has successfully raised $7 million through a discounted share placement with attaching and bonus options, aiming to finance drilling at its Amistad-2 well and support general corporate needs.

Elanor Commercial Property Fund's Independent Board Committee has unanimously recommended that securityholders reject the unsolicited takeover offer from Lederer Group, citing undervaluation and lack of control premium.

BPH Global Ltd reports a robust 50.9% increase in seaweed sales for July 2025, driven by strong domestic demand in Indonesia and plans to expand internationally.

Autosports Group Limited reported a robust FY25 with normalised NPBT of $47.1 million, driven by strategic acquisitions and greenfield expansions. The company is poised for further growth in FY26, targeting a doubling of its Mercedes-Benz footprint and continued market consolidation.

IDT Australia Limited reported a strong 40.6% increase in revenue to $19.86 million for FY25, driven by growth in advanced therapies and contract disbursements. However, the company’s net loss widened to $8.06 million as it transitions from its ‘Rebuild Strategy’ to a new phase focused on sustainable profitability.

Peter Warren Automotive Holdings reported a steady FY25 underlying profit before tax of $22.3 million, maintaining revenue despite a challenging new car market and declaring a final dividend. The group’s strategic focus on cost control, inventory discipline, and acquisitions underpinned its resilience.