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Linius Technologies has addressed a late filing of a director's interest notice, attributing the delay to an administrative oversight involving a new class of securities. The company has updated its processes and will re-brief directors to ensure future compliance.

Linius Technologies has released its audited FY2025 financial statements, revealing non-cash accounting adjustments related to Convertible Notes that increased reported losses and liabilities compared to prior unaudited figures.

Following the $75 million sale of its Robe Mesa Iron Ore Project, CZR Resources announces the vesting of nearly 5 million options and performance rights, opening the door to potential share conversions.

Tetratherix Limited reported a $9.4 million statutory loss for FY25 amid significant R&D and operational investments, successfully listing on the ASX and progressing multiple clinical and manufacturing initiatives.

The company posted a 25% increase in net loss to $709,247 for the year ended June 2025, alongside a sharp 55% drop in revenue. Key factors include significant trading losses and lower interest income, with no dividends declared.

Noumi Limited has posted a significant $150 million loss for the year ending June 2025, driven by non-cash charges and raising questions about its financial stability.

AGL Energy has clarified that its FY25 underlying earnings aligned with market forecasts and published guidance, dismissing any material surprises in its financial results. The company also addressed statutory profit volatility and confirmed compliance with ASX disclosure rules.

Ryder Capital Limited has delivered a robust financial performance for the year ended 30 June 2025, reporting $17 million in net tangible assets and maintaining a fully franked dividend policy. The company’s audited results highlight strong governance and transparent related party transactions amid a complex valuation environment.

Clime Capital Limited (ASX, CAM) has announced a $14 million convertible note offer featuring a 6.5% fixed interest rate and a maturity date in 2028. The notes are convertible into ordinary shares on a one-for-one basis, providing investors with a hybrid income and equity exposure.

Charter Hall Social Infrastructure REIT has reported a strong turnaround with a statutory profit of $31 million for the half year ended December 31, 2024, reversing last year's loss. Despite a slight dip in operating earnings and distributions, the REIT maintains a stable financial position amid ongoing economic uncertainties.

Charter Hall Long WALE REIT has reversed last year’s heavy losses, reporting a statutory profit of $51.3 million for the half year ended December 2024, while maintaining steady distributions to investors.