Latest Financial Guidance News

Motio Limited has upgraded its FY25 revenue and EBITDA guidance following unexpectedly strong trading conditions after the Federal Election, driven by a surge in national and programmatic advertising.

Emeco Holdings has reaffirmed its FY25 guidance, targeting $300 million in operating EBITDA and signalling confidence in earnings growth for FY26 amid disciplined cost management and a resilient mining sector.

ASIC has initiated a comprehensive compliance inquiry into ASX’s governance, risk management, and operational capabilities, folding its previous CHESS incident probe into this broader review. ASX pledges full cooperation amid ongoing technology upgrades.

Saunders International announces the planned resignation of CEO Mark Benson by year-end alongside a notable downgrade in FY25 revenue and earnings guidance due to project delays and weather disruptions.

CLINUVEL Pharmaceuticals announces the full-time return of Managing Director Dr Philippe Wolgen, focusing on advancing critical product development and corporate initiatives, while Acting CEO Lachlan Hay continues until September 2025.

ASX Limited reveals steady progress on its FY28 strategy, emphasizing technology modernization and operational resilience while providing detailed financial guidance through FY27.

GenusPlus Group has landed a $130 million contract to upgrade NBN’s Fibre to the Node network across Western Australia, targeting 22,000 properties over the next 3.5 years.

Articore Group reaffirms its FY25 financial guidance while initiating a strategic review to unlock shareholder value, coinciding with the appointment of Vivek Kumar as Group CEO.

Finbar Group has fast-tracked Ronald Chan’s appointment as CEO, aiming to leverage his deep company experience to strengthen its development pipeline and growth strategy.

Ora Banda Mining updates FY25 guidance, forecasting 95,000 ounces of gold production, below prior estimates, after processing plant upgrades delayed throughput ramp-up.

COSOL Limited anticipates solid revenue and earnings growth for FY25 despite some contract timing setbacks, with a promising outlook for FY26 driven by data analytics and managed services expansion.

Maas Group Holdings has reaffirmed its FY25 underlying EBITDA guidance between $215 million and $245 million, while expanding its Melbourne construction materials hub through key acquisitions in asphalt paving and recycling.