Latest Financial Guidance News

Genetic Technologies Limited has announced significant leadership changes, appointing Michael Walker as Executive Chairman and Managing Director, alongside new executive and board members.

Centuria Office REIT has reaffirmed its FY25 financial guidance while navigating elevated vacancies and fragmented leasing momentum in the Australian office market.

Centuria Industrial REIT reports robust Q3 leasing activity with over 102,000 sqm of lease terms agreed year-to-date and advances $60 million in development projects, reaffirming its FY25 earnings and distribution guidance.

Alliance Aviation Services has updated its FY25 financial guidance, aiming for EBITDA between $205-210 million while navigating operational disruptions and planning significant debt reduction by 2026.

RPMGlobal Holdings reveals a significant reduction in corporate costs for FY2026 following the divestment of its Advisory business, setting the stage for a leaner operational focus on its core software segment.

Transurban Group is streamlining operations with a workforce reduction of around 300 roles, targeting over $50 million in annual cost savings while maintaining its FY25 distribution guidance.

Maas Group Holdings has reaffirmed its FY25 underlying EBITDA guidance of $215 million to $245 million, driven by recent acquisitions and growth in construction materials and renewable energy sectors.

Nuix Limited has withdrawn its FY25 growth targets due to unpredictable timing in closing large deals, despite maintaining a strong pipeline and confidence in its strategic direction.

SPC Global Holdings confirms FY2025 pro forma EBITDA guidance of A$29 million, driven by strong early post-merger performance and strategic initiatives including site consolidation and leadership renewal.

Cardiex Limited has formally lodged its CONNEQT Pulse device with Australia's Therapeutics Goods Administration, marking a critical step toward regulatory approval and market expansion.

US Masters Residential Property Group has amended its loan agreement with Global Atlantic, significantly lowering its Tangible Net Worth covenant to align with a strategic sales-driven reduction in debt.

Gale Pacific has sharply downgraded its full-year EBITDA guidance due to tariff-driven demand softness in the US, while its Australia, New Zealand, and developing markets hold steady.