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Vysarn Limited delivered a robust FY2025 performance, driven by significant acquisitions and expanding operations across Australia’s water infrastructure sector. The company’s strategic moves position it well for sustained growth amid evolving market demands.

NRW Holdings reported a robust 12.2% revenue increase to $3.3 billion in FY25, offsetting a significant $110.5 million impairment linked to OneSteel. Strong Civil and MET segment growth underpinned solid earnings despite Queensland weather challenges.

Whitehaven Coal reported a robust FY25 with underlying NPAT of $319 million and record production, while maintaining a strong balance sheet and announcing shareholder returns. The company’s FY26 guidance signals continued operational focus amid stabilizing coal markets.

Maas Group Holdings Ltd reported a 6% rise in FY25 underlying EBITDA to $219.4 million, driven by robust growth in Construction Materials and Commercial Real Estate. The company’s disciplined capital management and strategic acquisitions set a positive tone for FY26.

Maas Group Holdings reported FY25 underlying EBITDA of $219.4 million, matching guidance, with a robust 97% cash conversion and an 8% increase in dividends. The company’s Construction Materials division drove growth despite challenges in Civil Construction.

Fisher & Paykel Healthcare has issued strong first half FY26 guidance, forecasting significant revenue and profit growth while navigating new US tariffs. Meanwhile, director Pip Greenwood announces her retirement after eight years on the board.

Auckland International Airport reported a 12% revenue increase to NZD 1 billion and a 12% rise in underlying profit, driven by growing passenger numbers and strong commercial performance. The airport is progressing a major infrastructure program while achieving significant emissions reductions.

Alliance Aviation Services reported record flying hours and strong revenue growth in FY25, while statutory profit dipped slightly amid operational challenges.

Alliance Aviation Services Limited reported a 19% revenue increase to $760.9 million in FY2025, while net profit after tax slipped 5% to $57.3 million amid operational challenges. The company declared a fully franked dividend of 3.0 cents per share and expanded its fleet to 79 aircraft.

Service Stream Limited reported solid FY25 results highlighted by double-digit profit growth, a strengthened balance sheet, and a significant increase in contracted works, setting the stage for continued momentum in FY26.

Transurban reports solid FY25 financial results with strong EBITDA and free cash flow growth, steady operating costs, and promising progress on NSW Toll Reform and major infrastructure projects.

Transurban Group reported a solid FY25 with a 7.4% increase in proportional EBITDA and a 4.8% rise in distributions, underpinned by traffic growth across all markets. The company projects a further 6% distribution increase in FY26, while navigating NSW toll reform and advancing key infrastructure projects.