Latest Financials News

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.

Motio Limited has upgraded its FY25 financial guidance following robust trading after the April period, raising revenue and cash EBITDA targets while maintaining a solid cash position.

PlaySide Studios announces the resignation of co-founder and Creative Director Gerry Sakkas, who will also leave the board. The company will not replace his role following a recent restructure, while Sakkas commits to a significant share escrow.

Advance Metals reports robust assay results from its maiden drilling at Myrtleford, confirming high-grade gold mineralisation and revealing multiple new regional targets. The company is poised to expand exploration following a successful capital raise.

New World Resources has announced a significant 25% increase in the Antler Copper Project's mineral resource, enhancing geological confidence and contained metals, setting a robust stage for production targeted in 2027.

West Cobar Metals has secured all approvals to begin a fully funded RC drilling program at its Fraser Range Project, targeting five priority copper-gold and base metal prospects starting mid-May 2025.

Accelerate Resources Limited has bolstered its cash reserves with a $2 million non-dilutive asset sale, positioning the company to accelerate its gold exploration efforts at the Kanowna East Project near Kalgoorlie.

Finder Energy has advanced its Kuda Tasi and Jahal oilfields development by completing a comprehensive subsea concept study, delivering refined cost estimates and development scenarios that strengthen project economics and de-risking efforts.

Tyro Payments has stepped back from its proposed acquisition of Smartpay after the latter entered an exclusivity agreement with another bidder offering NZ$1.20 per share. This move halts Tyro's due diligence and merger plans, reshaping the competitive landscape in the payments sector.

Westpac Banking Corporation reported a slight 1% decline in net profit to $3.3 billion for the first half of 2025, while business and institutional lending grew robustly. The bank maintained a solid capital position and announced a fully franked interim dividend of 76 cents per share.

Westpac Banking Corporation posted a $3.5 billion net profit for the first half of 2025, maintaining strong capital ratios and advancing its digital transformation and sustainability initiatives despite a slight earnings dip.

Westpac Banking Corporation reported a modest 1% decline in net profit to AUD 3.317 billion for the six months ended March 2025, maintaining its interim dividend and advancing key digital and sustainability initiatives.