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Austin Engineering has restated its FY24 financials due to revenue recognition errors in its Chilean subsidiary, leading to an upward revision of its FY25 revenue and profit guidance.

Dundee Precious Metals has confirmed the court sanction hearing date for its recommended acquisition of Adriatic Metals, with key shareholder meetings scheduled and a flexible cash-share mix option offered to shareholders.

Tyro Payments has acknowledged unsolicited acquisition interest but maintains that current offers undervalue the company. The board remains open to discussions that could unlock shareholder value.

Bayan Mining and Minerals Limited has responded to ASX queries about recent unusual trading activity, confirming no undisclosed material information. The company attributes the price and volume surge to market speculation and news from nearby projects in the rare earth elements sector.

Yowie Group Limited has been sanctioned by ASIC for failing to lodge key financial reports, forcing the confectionery company to issue a full prospectus for capital raising until mid-2026. This regulatory setback follows a turbulent period marked by board changes and trading suspensions.

Pinnacle Minerals Limited’s PIMOA securities have been suspended from ASX quotation due to non-compliance with key listing rules, raising questions about the company’s regulatory standing.

ASB’s full-year profit slipped slightly despite solid growth in home and business lending, as the bank invests heavily in technology and housing initiatives.

First Au Limited has successfully completed a two-tranche placement raising $1.56 million to fund its acquisition of the Nimba Gold Project and ongoing exploration activities.

EBR Systems has secured FDA approval for its pioneering leadless WiSE CRT System and obtained key Medicare reimbursement endorsements, setting the stage for its commercial rollout. The company also completed a significant capital raise to support its market expansion.

Amotiv Limited reported a modest 1% revenue increase to $997.4 million in FY25 but posted a net loss of $106.3 million, driven by a significant $200.4 million impairment. The company declared a fully franked final dividend of 22 cents per share and outlined strategic initiatives to navigate ongoing market challenges.

Commonwealth Bank of Australia’s latest Pillar 3 disclosures reveal steady capital adequacy ratios and strong liquidity metrics as credit risk exposures grow modestly.

Commonwealth Bank of Australia reported an 8% rise in net profit to $10.1 billion for FY25, supported by steady lending growth and a 5% revenue increase. The bank declared a fully franked final dividend of 260 cents per share, underscoring its robust capital position and ongoing technology modernization.