Latest Impairment News

ARC Funds Limited posted a $2.45 million loss for FY2025, driven by strategic investments and increased transaction costs as it expands its funds management platform.

NTAW Holdings reported a slight revenue increase to $538 million for FY2025 but posted a significant net loss of $44 million, driven by a $39 million impairment charge and operational challenges including the loss of Dunlop distribution rights. The company is executing a business reset focusing on inventory, costs, and cash flow.

CI1 reported a sharp 57% revenue decline in FY25 but reduced its comprehensive loss by 64% through strategic disposals and capital returns. The company’s financial services operations in Australia and Singapore faced tough market conditions, prompting a portfolio reshaping.

McMillan Shakespeare Limited reported a 14.1% rise in statutory net profit after tax to $95.3 million for FY25, alongside a fully franked final dividend of 77 cents per share. The company’s strategic investments in digital platforms and acquisitions underpin its growth trajectory.

Mad Paws Holdings reported a 14% revenue increase and improved EBITDA margins in FY25, while preparing to sell its marketplace business to Rover Group and exit e-commerce operations.

Mad Paws Holdings reported a $12.27 million loss for FY25, deepening from last year, as it divests its Pet Chemist business and agrees to a $62 million acquisition by Rover Group.

hummgroup reports a robust 57% increase in FY25 cash profit to $52.9 million, driven by asset growth and operational efficiencies, while navigating regulatory changes and elevated credit losses.

Activeport Group Ltd reported a significant $15.7 million net loss for FY25, driven by a $10.9 million goodwill impairment, as it pivots towards recurring software revenue. The company plans a $2.5 million rights issue to support this transition amid ongoing financial challenges.

Kingsgate Consolidated Limited reports a robust financial turnaround in FY2025, driven by resumed mining operations and record production at Chatree Gold Mine. Revenue more than doubled, while net profit rebounded to A$29.5 million.

Camplify Holdings reported a strategic refocus in FY25, delivering a strong operational turnaround in the second half and positioning itself for profitability in FY26. Despite a decline in gross transaction value, the company improved cost efficiency and expanded its membership and insurance offerings.

Camplify Holdings Limited reported a 12.3% revenue decline to $42.1 million and a near doubling of net loss to $15.8 million in FY25, reflecting a year of strategic transformation including the launch of its MyWay protection product and completion of European platform integration.

Orcoda Limited reported a 33% drop in FY25 revenue to $17.16 million and a net loss of $2.5 million, driven by deferred projects in its Resource & Infrastructure division. Meanwhile, its Transport Technology division posted EBITDA growth, signaling a potential turnaround.