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Uscom Limited has completed the sale of all its international subsidiaries, recording a significant gain but ceasing trading activities and remaining suspended on the ASX. The company now aims to secure a new business to resume operations.

Frontier Digital Ventures reported an 18% decline in statutory revenue to A$54.8 million for 2025, while operating EBITDA surged 205% to A$9.1 million, despite a net loss of A$18 million impacted by a significant goodwill impairment and a fraud incident in Colombia.

1414 Degrees Ltd posted a steep 192% rise in half-year losses to $3.86 million, while advancing its silicon-based energy storage and hydrogen technologies. The company also faces uncertainty after its joint venture partner Vast Renewables entered administration.

Avecho Biotechnology reported a 9.3% revenue increase alongside a 41.5% rise in net loss for 2025, while progressing its Phase III CBD insomnia trial and securing a significant licensing agreement with Sandoz.

AJ Lucas Group Limited has swung to a $38.9 million half-year profit, buoyed by a significant UK settlement and improved Australian drilling operations despite revenue pressures.

SOCO Corporation reports a 12% revenue drop to $9.7 million for H1 FY26, weighed down by a $4.6 million goodwill impairment linked to AxSym. Despite growth in core consulting, the company posted a significant net loss and undertook restructuring to align costs.

Fat Prophets Global Contrarian Fund Ltd reported a dramatic turnaround with a $9.3 million profit for the half-year ended December 2025, up from just $14,000 a year earlier, alongside a declared interim dividend.

Brisbane Broncos Limited has reported a robust 2025 financial year, with profit before tax soaring 35% to $11.34 million, buoyed by premiership wins in both the NRL and NRLW competitions. The club also declared a special dividend, reflecting its strong commercial and community momentum.

Synertec Corporation Limited reported a 20% increase in revenue to $10.2 million for the half-year ended 31 December 2025, alongside a 40% improvement in net loss after tax. The company’s Powerhouse renewable energy system continues to gain traction, supported by strategic partnerships and expanded manufacturing.

Skin Elements Limited reported a $4.01 million loss for the half-year ending December 2025, alongside a 41% revenue drop, while securing $2.5 million in fresh capital to advance its proprietary SE Formula biotechnology products.

Burgundy Diamond Mines reported a net loss of $86.8 million for 2025, reflecting operational challenges including the suspension of Point Lake mining due to adverse tariffs. The company secured $83.4 million in Canadian tariff relief financing to bolster liquidity and restructured its debt amid ongoing market uncertainties.

PainChek Limited reported a half-year loss of AUD 4.7 million but achieved a major regulatory milestone with FDA clearance for its Adult App, unlocking significant US market opportunities. The company also completed a share consolidation and raised capital to support growth.