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Assetora Limited has locked in a $3 million private placement from CloudTech Group, aiming to strengthen its balance sheet and fuel expansion plans. The deal unfolds in two tranches, with key conditions tied to audited reports and ASX reinstatement.

The Supreme Court of New South Wales has approved the merger scheme between Washington H. Soul Pattinson and Brickworks, paving the way for a new ASX-listed entity, Topco. Shareholders will soon exchange their Soul Patts shares for Topco shares as trading transitions next week.

Duxton Farms Ltd has announced a scheme of arrangement to acquire all issued preference shares of Duxton Dried Fruits Pty Ltd, offering a mix of scrip and cash consideration. An independent expert has assessed the transaction as fair and reasonable, endorsing the merger as a strategic step to create a diversified agricultural investment platform.

Duxton Farms proposes to acquire all preference shares of Duxton Bees via a scheme of arrangement, offering 0.839 Duxton Farms shares per Duxton Bees preference share, with up to 20% cash consideration. The independent expert values Duxton Bees preference shares between $0.64 and $0.85 on a control basis and considers the transaction fair and reasonable.

HALO Technologies reports a significantly improved half-year net loss and secures verbal FCA approval for its UK platform, while preparing to launch Managed Funds in Australia.

Qualitas Real Estate Income Fund (QRI) has declared a distribution for August 2025, delivering an annualised yield of 6.32% based on its net tangible assets. The fund continues to focus on mortgage-backed real estate loans across Australia, aiming to provide steady income and capital preservation.

Raiz Invest Limited reported robust FY25 results with revenue up 14.5% and underlying EBITDA surging 147.5%, while completing its exit from Southeast Asia and launching the new Raiz Lite product.

Eildon Capital Group reported a net loss of $5.7 million for FY2025, weighed down by significant one-off impairments, while pivoting to focused real estate investments with a new $20.8 million joint venture in Queensland.

Prime Financial Group Ltd reported robust FY25 results, driven by a 21% revenue increase and key acquisitions that expanded its client base and funds under management. The company’s strategic focus on M&A, technology, and mid-market opportunities sets the stage for ambitious future growth.

Centrepoint Alliance has reported a robust FY25 financial performance, surpassing earnings guidance with a 16% rise in EBITDA and a 30% jump in pre-tax profits. The company also declared a 1.75 cent final dividend and advanced its technology and advisory services.

Regal Partners Limited reported robust half-year results for 1H25, with funds under management reaching $17.7 billion and normalised net profit after tax hitting $44.8 million. The firm achieved record net inflows and maintained a strong balance sheet, signaling continued growth momentum.

Challenger Limited reported a 9% increase in normalised net profit after tax for FY25, driven by strong Life business cash earnings and resilient Funds Management performance despite net outflows. The company also announced an 11% dividend increase and provided positive FY26 EPS guidance amid ongoing regulatory reforms.