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SEEK Limited reported robust H1 FY2026 results, powered by AI-driven product innovation and pricing, delivering strong revenue and profit growth alongside a record interim dividend. However, a significant impairment on its Zhaopin investment weighed on reported earnings.

Touch Ventures Limited reported a $4.6 million net loss for 2025, driven by investment impairments and foreign exchange impacts, while appointing Gannet Capital as its new investment manager to revamp its portfolio strategy.

Papyrus Australia reported a $112k net operating cash outflow in October 2025, offset by financing activities and R&D tax incentives, maintaining a runway of over five months. Despite a non-recurring legal expense and an investment write-down, the company remains confident in its operational continuity.

Janus Electric Holdings has updated its FY25 financials with audited figures, correcting prior R&D expense misstatements and recognizing an impairment on its Vaulta investment, resulting in a net loss of $8.9 million.

NexGen Energy Ltd. reported a significant net loss for the nine months ended September 30, 2025, driven by mark-to-market losses on convertible debentures and impairment charges. The company bolstered its liquidity with a $953 million equity raise post-period.

Papyrus Australia Ltd reported a sharp increase in losses for FY2025, driven by impairment of its Egyptian investments, while securing new funding and advancing commercialization of its banana fibre technology.

Ovanti Limited’s FY2025 results reveal a modest revenue dip but a sharp 61% rise in net loss, driven by a significant impairment charge. The company’s capital base strengthened despite ongoing losses, with no dividends declared.

PPK Group Limited reported a significant statutory loss for FY25, driven by a major non-cash impairment on its Li-S Energy investment, while its ballistic protection arm Craig International Ballistics delivered exceptional revenue growth.

Steadfast Group Limited reported a robust 47% jump in statutory net profit for FY25, boosted by a significant one-time gain from acquiring Rothbury Group. The company also declared a fully franked final dividend of 11.7 cents per share.

Qube Holdings delivered a robust FY25 performance with underlying revenue up 27.3% and a 7.1% dividend increase, despite a significant impairment of its MITCo investment. The company’s diversified logistics and grain trading operations powered growth amid industrial and weather challenges.

Papyrus Australia has fully impaired its investments in its Egyptian joint ventures PPYEg and EBFC, citing lack of returns and governance issues ahead of its 2025 audited results.

McPherson’s Limited anticipates FY25 revenue around $139 million with a strong second-half EBITDA rebound, while its strategic shift to third-party wholesalers sets the stage for significant EBIT gains in FY26.