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AF Legal Group has reported a record-breaking FY25 with revenue up 27% to $27.6 million and a 77% jump in normalised profit before tax. The firm’s strategic acquisitions and operational improvements set a positive tone for FY26 growth.

Virgin Australia has delivered a strong FY25 performance with pro forma underlying NPAT up 27.8%, meeting prospectus targets, while reaffirming its FY26 outlook amid operational improvements and fleet expansion.

Experience Co Limited reports a robust FY25 with revenue growth and a significant jump in earnings, driven by a tourism rebound in Australia and New Zealand.

Aeris Resources has delivered a standout FY25 performance, posting a 78% rise in EBITDA and a 286% surge in net profit, driven by strong commodity prices and disciplined cost management.

Caravel Minerals has appointed Primero Group as the EPCM contractor for its Caravel Copper Project, with the Definitive Feasibility Study now fully funded and on track for completion in early 2026.

Lynas Rare Earths reports FY25 revenue growth amid profit decline, completes major capital projects, and launches a $750 million equity raise to fund its expansive Towards 2030 strategy.

Lynas Rare Earths reported a 20% revenue increase in FY25 driven by higher NdPr sales, yet net profit fell sharply amid ramp-up costs and market challenges. The company completed key growth projects and unveiled its Towards 2030 strategy focused on downstream expansion.

South32 reported a robust turnaround in FY25 with a profit after tax of US$213 million and underlying earnings of US$666 million, driven by operational gains and strategic portfolio shifts. The company also advanced construction at its Hermosa project and maintained a strong balance sheet with net cash of US$123 million.

South32 Limited reported a robust turnaround in FY25 with a 17% revenue increase and a return to profitability, driven by higher commodity prices and strategic divestments. The company also declared a fully-franked dividend and outlined a focused growth outlook.

Atlas Arteria reported a 32.9% drop in statutory net profit for H1 2025 due to a new French tax, yet achieved solid toll revenue and EBITDA growth, maintaining its 2025 distribution guidance.

Atlas Arteria reported a statutory net profit of $73.3 million for H1 2025, impacted by a new tax, while toll revenues rose 8.1%. The company reaffirmed its 2025 distribution guidance of 40 cents per security, supported by strong free cash flow growth.

Atlas Arteria reported an 11.4% rise in revenue for the half year ended June 2025, driven by toll growth across its global portfolio. However, net profit fell 32.9% due to a one-off French tax and ongoing challenges in the US.