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Mayfield Childcare reported a 14.9% revenue increase driven by acquisitions but suffered a steep $21.9 million net loss, with auditors flagging related party disclosure issues.

Nanoveu Limited’s transformative half-year report highlights its EMASS acquisition, executive hires, and technology advances amid a $3 million loss and new US OTCQB listing.

Excelsior Capital reported a sharp fall in net profit after tax for FY25 despite a 74% rise in investment income, reflecting the absence of last year’s one-off asset sale gain. The company declared a higher fully franked final dividend, signalling confidence in its portfolio.

Range International Limited reported a significantly reduced half-year loss alongside a 63% revenue increase, driven by strong pallet sales and resolution of Indonesian tax disputes. The company is now positioning for growth with factory relocations and new market entries.

TerraCom Limited reported a statutory loss of A$33.7 million for FY2025 amid lower coal sales and prices, while progressing its Moorlands Thermal Coal Project in partnership with Wintime Energy Group.

OpenLearning Limited reported a 30% revenue increase for the half-year to June 2025, driven by expanded AI-powered LMS adoption and multi-year contracts in the Philippines, while working towards break-even despite a wider loss.

Excelsior Capital Limited reports a sharp 98% drop in profit after tax for FY25 following the prior year’s $47.2 million gain from selling its CMI Electrical subsidiary. Despite this, the company declared a fully franked final dividend of 4.0 cents per share.

Vectus Biosystems has posted a 58% drop in revenue and a 24% reduction in operating loss for FY2025, but its net equity has swung into negative territory.

Stakk Limited reports a striking 158% year-over-year revenue increase in FY25, driven by its Embedded Finance solutions and strategic partnerships. The company’s pivot from B2C to B2B signals a focused growth trajectory into FY26.

RLF AgTech Ltd has reported a remarkable financial turnaround in FY25, with revenues more than doubling and losses narrowing significantly, setting the stage for expansion in FY26.

TasFoods reports a $3.6 million net loss for H1 2025, impacted by oversupply and discounted poultry prices, while advancing key initiatives including pet treats expansion and planned divestments.

TasFoods narrowed its half-year loss by 29% despite a 21% drop in sales amid persistent poultry oversupply and discounted pricing. Strategic asset sales and cost-cutting efforts aim to stabilize the business in a challenging market.