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Nuix Limited has withdrawn its FY25 growth targets due to unpredictable timing in closing large deals, despite maintaining a strong pipeline and confidence in its strategic direction.

Aurizon reports a mixed freight volume performance to April 2025 alongside progress on $50 million in annualised cost savings and a potential subordinated hybrid capital raise.

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.

Beamtree Holdings has landed a landmark NHS contract and multiple international deals, positioning itself for robust annual recurring revenue growth and improved profitability by the end of FY25.

NEXTDC reports a significant 30% jump in contracted utilisation to 228MW, driven by strong AI deployments in Victoria, prompting a $100 million increase in FY25 capital expenditure guidance.

Austal Limited has announced a record-breaking $14.2 billion order book, underpinned by strong US and Australian defence contracts, and raised its FY2025 EBIT guidance to at least $80 million.

Vicinity Centres reports a robust third quarter for FY25, buoyed by record visitation at Chadstone’s new Market Pavilion and strong retail sales growth. The company now expects full-year earnings at the top end of guidance, underpinned by resilient portfolio metrics and strategic asset management.

Enlitic, Inc. has launched a two-tranche institutional placement to raise A$10 million, underpinning its strategic collaboration with GE HealthCare and fueling expansion in AI-enabled medical imaging data migration.

Barton Gold Holdings has released an Optimised Scoping Study for its Tunkillia Gold Project, revealing significant improvements in project economics, including a sub-one-year payback and reduced capital expenditure. The study paves the way for accelerated feasibility work and funding efforts.

Reliance Worldwide Corporation outlines its strategic response to US tariffs, emphasizing diversified sourcing and price adjustments to sustain margins in a $25.3 billion plumbing market. The company forecasts broadly flat FY25 sales with slight margin pressure but remains confident in long-term growth.

Reliance Worldwide Corporation updates on the financial impact of new US tariffs, outlining a multi-pronged mitigation strategy and revising its FY25 sales outlook amid market uncertainty.

Corporate Travel Management revises down its FY25 revenue outlook by 4%, citing tariff and economic uncertainties in North America and Asia, while strong client wins bolster confidence for FY26.