Latest Financial Results News

Omni Bridgeway Limited has reported record investment proceeds of A$555.5 million for FY25, underpinned by robust completions and a growing pipeline. Positive regulatory shifts in key markets further bolster the company’s outlook.

Latitude 66 has agreed to sell its 17.5% interest in the Greater Duchess Joint Venture for an upfront A$2 million, with potential for further contingent payments, while progressing exploration in Australia and Finland amid regulatory challenges.

Openn Negotiation Ltd has reported a remarkable financial turnaround in its half-year results to December 2024, shifting from a significant loss to a modest profit while divesting key subsidiaries.

4DS Memory Limited reports mixed progress in its June 2025 quarter, with ongoing root cause analysis into unexpected wafer test results and a stable cash position of $10.2 million.

Eneco Refresh Limited reported a solid 7% revenue increase in Q4 FY25, driven by strong regional performances and renewed contracts, while investing in automation and operational efficiency.

Rio Tinto reported robust half-year results with $11.5 billion underlying EBITDA, advancing key projects and completing a major lithium acquisition amid challenging market conditions.

Energy Action Ltd reports a robust Q4 FY25 with significant revenue growth, sustained positive cash flow, and strategic refinancing, while advancing its AI-driven Utilibox platform and zero-carbon solutions.

Jatcorp Limited reported a robust 76% revenue increase in Q4 FY25, driven by strong Moroka® sales and expanded manufacturing capabilities, setting ambitious growth targets for FY26.

Austral Gold’s Q2 2025 report reveals a production decline at its flagship Guanaco Mine alongside rising costs, while refurbishment at its Casposo Plant advances on schedule for a second-half restart.

CAQ Holdings reported a significant 35% decline in leasing revenue for the June 2025 quarter amid tenant contract changes and high vacancy rates. The company is optimistic about a turnaround following new customs policies in Hainan Free Trade Port set to take effect in December.

The Star Entertainment Group reported steady Q4 FY25 revenue of $270 million but widened its EBITDA loss to $27 million, reflecting ongoing regulatory pressures and operational challenges. The company secured $233 million from strategic investors Bally’s Corporation and Investment Holdings, while negotiations continue over its Brisbane joint venture exit.

Garda Property Group’s FY25 results reveal a strategic pivot with significant asset sales and a sharp reduction in gearing, setting the stage for an 11% rise in distributions in FY26.