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ARN Media reports a 7% revenue decline offset by 21% digital audio growth and $35 million in cost savings, setting the stage for improved profitability and cash flow.

ARN Media reports a 7% revenue decline in H1 2025 amid a strategic transformation, with digital audio growth offsetting radio setbacks and key divestments underway.

Mastermyne Group reported a 27% revenue decline in FY25 amid mine disruptions but maintained steady cash flow and expanded its order book to $314 million, underpinned by improved safety and strategic focus.

Mastermyne Group Limited reported a tough FY2025 with significant revenue and profit declines due to external disruptions, yet strengthened its order book and cash position, positioning itself for future growth.

Mastermyne Group Limited reported a significant 27% decline in revenue and a 96% plunge in profit for FY2025, signaling a challenging year for the coal miner.

Ashley Services Group reported a 60% jump in net profit for FY25 despite a 7.3% revenue decline, focusing on debt reduction and operational efficiency to fuel future growth.

Ashley Services Group reported a 7.3% revenue decline to $515.9 million in FY25 but achieved a 60.9% rise in net profit after tax to $2.17 million, driven by operational stabilisation and strategic contract wins.

EDU Holdings Limited has reported a remarkable half-year performance for 2025, with revenue more than doubling and profitability surging, prompting the company to declare its first-ever interim dividend.

Fleetwood Limited has reported a remarkable turnaround for the year ended June 2025, with profits soaring and dividends significantly increased, signaling renewed confidence in its modular building business.

SKS Technologies Group Limited has reported a remarkable 112% increase in net profit for the financial year ended June 2025, alongside a near doubling of revenue. The company also declared fully franked dividends, signaling confidence in its financial health.

Kip McGrath Education Centres Limited reported modest revenue growth and a solid increase in EBITDA for FY25, despite a significant net loss driven by its exit from the US market. The company declared a fully franked final dividend, signaling confidence in its refocused core business.

Propel Funeral Partners reported a solid 14.5% increase in statutory profit for FY25, driven by strategic acquisitions despite a slowdown in death volumes. The company also declared a fully franked final dividend of 7.0 cents per share.