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SOCO Corporation has returned to profitability in FY25, driven by strategic contract wins and client diversification. The company is now focusing on expanding recurring revenues and leveraging AI and cybersecurity capabilities for future growth.

SOCO Corporation Ltd has reported a return to profitability in FY25, driven by revenue growth and strategic investments. The company is now focused on disciplined execution and client diversification to sustain momentum into FY26.

Ashley Services reported a challenging FY25 with a 7.3% revenue decline but kicked off FY26 with record quarterly revenues and improved profitability, signaling a strategic turnaround.

Nickel Industries reported a robust Q3 2025 with a 20% rise in RKEF EBITDA and a successful US$800 million debt refinancing, despite operational challenges at its Hengjaya Mine. The company also marked zero lost time injuries and advanced key projects toward production.

Bathurst Resources reported a Q1 FY26 EBITDA of NZD 5.2 million, maintaining full-year guidance and progressing major development projects in New Zealand and Canada.

Liontown Resources reported a robust September quarter, doubling underground ore output and strengthening its balance sheet to $420 million. The company’s FY26 guidance confirms a strategic shift to underground mining with anticipated cost improvements.

The Calmer Co has reported a robust 26% increase in quarterly sales, driven by strong growth in Australia and the US, alongside a significant 39% reduction in cash used in operations, signaling clear progress toward profitability.

Microba Life Sciences reports a 145% jump in core microbiome test volumes and is on track to achieve regional break-even by FY26, supported by strategic cost cuts and a $14.5 million capital raise.

X2M Connect Limited kicks off FY26 with a 25% revenue surge and a significant reduction in net debt, backed by major new contracts across Asia and the Middle East.

CSL Limited has revised its financial outlook for FY26, citing lower US influenza vaccination rates and government cost controls in China, while postponing the planned demerger of its Seqirus vaccine business and announcing a major cost-saving program.

DUG Technology reports a robust start to FY26 with 19% revenue growth and a landmark SaaS and HPCaaS contract, marking key international milestones.

Big River Industries reports a 4.9% sales decline year-to-date but highlights stabilizing revenue and resilient margins, with a cautious outlook on residential recovery and steady commercial demand.