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oOh!media has reported a robust first half of 2025, with revenue climbing 17% and adjusted underlying profit soaring 46%, underscoring its leadership in the Out of Home media sector.

oOh!media Limited reported a robust 17% increase in revenue for the first half of 2025, driven by strong Australian market segments, but posted a statutory loss due to a significant impairment charge in New Zealand. The company also announced a restructuring and a new CEO appointment.

BlueScope Steel reported a resilient FY2025 with $738 million underlying EBIT despite soft market conditions, advancing key growth and decarbonisation initiatives. The company extends its buy-back program and maintains a strong balance sheet as it targets significant earnings uplift by 2030.

BlueScope Steel reported a sharp decline in FY2025 underlying EBIT to $738 million, weighed down by a significant impairment in its North American Coated Products business. Despite the setback, the company projects a confident start to FY2026 with targeted cost savings and growth initiatives.

BlueScope Steel’s FY2025 results reveal a significant earnings decline driven by lower steel spreads and a major impairment in its North American coated products business, while maintaining a strong balance sheet and extending its buy-back program.

National Australia Bank’s June quarter saw a slight dip in cash earnings due to rising credit impairment charges, even as underlying profits edged up 2%. The bank balances cautious asset quality management with ongoing growth in lending and deposits.

Almonty Industries reported a sharp increase in net loss for the first half of 2025, driven by non-cash accounting adjustments linked to warrant and derivative liabilities, while completing a significant share consolidation and a US$90 million Nasdaq IPO.

Mirvac Group reported a solid FY25 operating profit of $474 million, maintaining strong momentum in its living sector and residential pre-sales. The company is poised for growth in FY26, supported by easing interest rates and a robust development pipeline.

TALi Digital Limited reported a sharp reduction in losses for FY25 alongside a strategic acquisition of YCDI Education Australia, signaling a pivot towards social-emotional learning. The company also secured nearly $1 million in fresh capital to support its growth ambitions.

Bell Financial Group reported a sharp 44% drop in half-year profit to $9.3 million, citing market volatility impacting its broking segment. The company also trimmed its interim dividend to 3 cents per share, down from 4 cents.

Servcorp Limited reported a landmark FY25 with revenue up 11% to $352.1 million and net profit after tax rising 36% to $53.1 million, driven by disciplined execution and strategic global expansion.

FSA Group Limited reported a robust 43% increase in net profit for FY2025, alongside a steady 3% rise in loan origination and a 14% expansion in loan pools. The company declared a fully franked final dividend of 3.5 cents per share, signaling confidence in its growth trajectory.