Latest Financial Results News

Gowing Bros. Limited posted a $3.29 million loss for FY25 but declared a fully franked 3 cent final dividend, highlighting ongoing development at Sawtell Commons and a strong sustainability agenda.

Southern Palladium has responded to an ASX price query denying undisclosed information behind its recent share price rise, instead pointing to positive commodity price trends and ongoing project developments.

Strike Energy’s FY25 results reveal a strategic pivot to integrated gas and power projects, leadership renewal, and strong financial gains despite a major asset impairment.

Synlait Milk Limited reports a modest profit turnaround in FY25 and announces a major sale of its North Island assets to Abbott, aiming to reduce debt and sharpen its focus on core operations.

Synlait has agreed to sell its North Island assets to global healthcare giant Abbott for approximately US$178 million, marking a strategic reset focused on debt reduction and operational simplification. The deal, expected to close by April 2026, positions Synlait to concentrate on its South Island operations and explore new growth avenues.

Synlait Milk Limited reported an 11.7% rise in revenue to NZD 1.83 billion for the year ending July 2025, yet its net loss deepened sharply to nearly NZD 40 million, prompting a halt on dividends.

Bod Science Limited has reported a notable profit turnaround for FY2025, driven by medicinal cannabis sales growth, while navigating a complex Deed of Company Arrangement and a proposed backdoor listing with Biortica Agrimed Limited.

Liontown Resources reported a solid FY25 with A$298 million in revenue and positive EBITDA, setting the stage for a strategic underground transition in FY26 backed by a strengthened balance sheet and sustainability commitments.

Liontown Resources reports a strong first operational year at Kathleen Valley with $298 million revenue and $55 million underlying EBITDA despite lithium price pressures. The company is now gearing up for a strategic transition to underground mining backed by a robust $528 million cash position.

New Zealand King Salmon reported a $20.8 million net loss for the half year ending July 2025, driven by biological setbacks and reduced harvests. Despite this, the company maintains a strong balance sheet and is advancing its Blue Endeavour pilot farm and growth initiatives.

New Zealand King Salmon reports a 7% revenue decline to NZD 94.5 million and a net loss of NZD 20.8 million for the first half of 2025, suspending dividends amid ongoing challenges.

New Zealand King Salmon reports a $20.8 million net loss for the half-year ending July 2025, driven by biological asset write-downs, while maintaining EBITDA guidance and advancing key growth initiatives.