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Eildon Capital Group reported a net loss of $5.7 million for FY2025, weighed down by significant one-off impairments, while pivoting to focused real estate investments with a new $20.8 million joint venture in Queensland.

Intelligent Monitoring Group Limited (IMG) reported a 44% revenue surge to $174.9 million in FY25, driven by four key acquisitions and organic growth, while investing heavily in AI-powered video monitoring technology.

Ingenia Communities Group reported a 9.6% rise in revenue to $517.7 million for FY25, driven by strong home settlements and rental income growth. Underlying profit surged 33% to $126.1 million, while statutory profit soared 816%, reflecting prior year impairments and fair value gains.

Kogan.com Ltd reported robust FY25 growth driven by its core platform, despite setbacks from Mighty Ape's platform migration. The company declared a solid dividend and outlined a cautious but optimistic FY26 outlook.

Kogan.com Ltd reported robust FY25 results with strong sales growth, margin improvement, and a rapidly expanding customer base, while navigating challenges at Mighty Ape. The company outlined ambitious plans to boost profitability through platform-based sales and product margin optimisation.

Kogan.com Ltd reported robust FY25 growth with a 35% increase in active customers and a 20.5% rise in platform sales revenue, offset by a significant goodwill impairment at subsidiary Mighty Ape. The group declared a 7.0 cent final dividend and announced key board changes.

GTN Limited reported a 2% revenue decline to AUD 180.2 million and a net loss after tax of AUD 6.06 million for FY25, alongside a capital return approved by shareholders. The company is navigating operational challenges while positioning for future growth across its global media platform.

Bendigo and Adelaide Bank reported an 11% rise in customers and a 6.6% increase in deposits for FY25, while statutory earnings were weighed down by a significant goodwill impairment charge.

Bendigo and Adelaide Bank reported a $97.1 million net loss driven by goodwill impairment but maintained a stable dividend and strong customer growth, while unveiling a strategic plan targeting sustainable growth and operational efficiency through 2030.

Bendigo and Adelaide Bank reported a statutory loss of $97.1 million for FY25, driven by a significant goodwill impairment, while cash earnings grew 8.4% to $514.6 million. The bank maintained its dividend payouts despite margin pressures and increased operating costs.

Healius Limited reported a 5.7% rise in FY25 revenue driven by pathology growth, while underlying EBIT fell 27% impacted by cyclone disruptions and restructuring. The company advances its pathology strategy and cost savings post-Lumus divestment.

Healius reported a 5.7% rise in FY25 revenue with underlying EBIT meeting consensus, buoyed by strong pathology growth and a significant profit from the Lumus Imaging sale. Despite challenges at Agilex Biolabs and a major goodwill impairment, the company targets improved margins by 2027.