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Nufarm Limited posted a $165.3 million statutory loss for FY25, driven by significant restructuring charges and omega-3 price declines, while announcing a CEO transition effective January 2026.

Acusensus Limited has raised its FY26 revenue guidance to $83-$87 million, driven by significant new contracts in the US and New Zealand and expansions in Australia. This upgrade signals strong momentum in the company’s AI-powered road safety enforcement business.

Nufarm reported a mixed FY25 with strong crop protection profits offset by a statutory loss from seed restructuring, while targeting earnings growth and debt reduction in FY26.

Nufarm Limited reported a $165.3 million statutory loss for FY25, driven by restructuring costs in Seed Technologies despite strong Crop Protection growth. A CEO transition and refinancing moves set the stage for FY26.

KMD Brands reported a challenging FY25 with a net loss but has launched a transformative ‘Next Level’ strategy focused on cost reset, product innovation, and digital growth. Early FY26 trading shows promising sales momentum, signaling potential turnaround.

QuickFee Limited reports a pivotal FY25 with strong revenue growth and positive underlying profitability, alongside a strategic sale of its US Pay Now business and a proposed capital return to shareholders.

Besra Gold Inc. reported a $3.47 million loss for Q1 2026, weighed down by finance costs tied to a major gold purchase agreement. Despite asset impairments and net liabilities, management remains cautiously optimistic about ongoing funding and project development.

Marimaca Copper Corp. reports a robust working capital position supported by recent capital raises, while managing a complex receivable linked to a liquidation process. The company remains well-positioned to fund operations over the next year but faces uncertainties beyond that horizon.

Paladin Energy reported a reduced net loss of US$9.9 million for Q1 FY2026 and completed a significant A$300 million equity raise to fund key uranium projects. The company also faces shareholder class actions alleging misleading production guidance.

GrainCorp reported a resilient FY25 with underlying EBITDA rising to $308 million, supported by record grain handling and oilseed crush volumes despite a challenging global margin environment. The company maintained a strong balance sheet and returned solid dividends while advancing strategic growth and sustainability initiatives.

GrainCorp reported a resilient FY25 with increased grain handling volumes and steady dividends, despite global margin pressures. The company’s strategic investments and operational efficiencies position it well for future growth.

GrainCorp reported a 12.3% revenue increase to $7.31 billion in FY25, alongside record grain volumes and growth in Animal Nutrition, despite a 35% drop in statutory net profit. The company declared a fully franked 24-cent final dividend and advanced key sustainability initiatives.