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Finexia Financial Group has revised its FY25 financial results, increasing impairment losses on its Stayco investment and raising its total loss before tax to $6.82 million.

Lloyds Banking Group reported a resilient Q3 2025 with a £3.3 billion profit, despite a significant motor finance charge and completed acquisition of Schroders Personal Wealth. The bank revised its 2025 guidance, reflecting steady income growth and strong capital generation.

DGL Group Limited has reported a larger-than-expected FY25 net loss following an increased goodwill impairment and received a Disclaimer of Opinion from its auditor due to inventory and control issues during a major ERP system rollout.

Pure Hydrogen Corporation reported FY2025 revenue growth alongside a significant non-cash impairment charge, while progressing its clean hydrogen vehicle technologies and planning a spinout of its Australian gas assets.

TerraCom Limited reports a $43.4 million net loss for FY25, reflecting increased impairment charges and operational challenges, while advancing its strategic Moorlands Project in Australia.

FBR Limited’s 2025 Annual Report reveals a substantial $54 million impairment charge that significantly worsens its financial results, pushing total losses to nearly $83 million. The adjustments highlight challenges in capitalised development and asset valuations amid ongoing robotics innovation.

Baumart Holdings has recorded a nearly $1 million impairment on its mining equipment due to halted diamond mining operations and no clear plans for asset redeployment.

Metal Powder Works Limited reports its FY25 annual results, highlighting the accounting treatment of its reverse acquisition and a significant goodwill write-off tied to legacy operations.

KMD Brands reported a slight revenue increase to NZD 989 million for FY25 but faced significant underlying losses, prompting a strategic reset. The company also reinforced its commitment to tackling modern slavery risks across its global supply chain.

Oliver’s Real Food reports improved gross margins and reduced expenses despite a 6% sales decline, driven by strategic store closures and operational efficiencies.

Rewardle Holdings clarifies its complex relationship with CloudHolter and updates on Pepper Leaf loan litigation, addressing ASX concerns over financial reporting delays.

Rewardle Holdings reported a modest revenue increase for FY25 but saw its loss more than double, driven by investments in AI-powered MedTech associate CloudHolter and expanded platform initiatives.