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Australian Agricultural Company Limited (AACo) reported a robust FY25 operating profit of $58.4 million, driven by increased meat and cattle sales volumes and strategic brand growth despite inflationary pressures.

Dicker Data reported a 2.9% increase in FY24 gross revenue to $3.37 billion with stable EBITDA, while FY25 starts strong with 17.4% sales growth driven by AI and Windows 10 refresh demand.

Bell Financial Group delivered strong financial results for 2024, driven by growth in technology and product services, but early 2025 shows challenges from market volatility impacting core broking revenues.

Mayne Pharma has firmly rejected Cosette Pharmaceuticals’ assertion of a Material Adverse Change that could derail their acquisition scheme, insisting the deal process continues as planned.

Dexus Industria REIT has upgraded its FY25 funds from operations guidance, citing lower finance costs and improved returns from Jandakot Airport. Distribution targets remain steady.

Peak Minerals has confirmed extensive heavy mineralisation across a 28km strike at its Minta Rutile Project in Cameroon, highlighting the project's potential as a major new rutile source.

Antipa Minerals has updated its Minyari Project Mineral Resource Estimate, increasing gold resources by 100,000 ounces to 2.5 million ounces and reinforcing the project's standalone development potential with significant copper, silver, and cobalt by-products.

Light & Wonder unveiled ambitious growth targets and strategic plans at its 2025 Investor Day, spotlighting strong financial momentum and the integration of Grover Charitable Gaming. The company aims for $1.4 billion consolidated AEBITDA in 2025, underpinned by robust R&D and market leadership.

Plenti Group Limited reported a robust FY25 with a 126% jump in Cash NPAT to $13.8 million and a 19% increase in its loan portfolio to $2.5 billion, driven by technology enhancements and strategic partnerships.

Dalrymple Bay Infrastructure Limited reported robust FY-24 results, announcing a 3.6% rise in terminal charges and a 6.5% increase in distribution guidance, underpinned by a $394 million capital investment program.

Webjet Group posted a solid FY25 financial performance with underlying EBITDA up 1% despite a 7% drop in bookings, supported by growth in international travel and disciplined cost management. The company maintains a strong cash position and sets FY26 guidance in line with current results.

Webjet Group Limited reports resilient FY25 results following its recent demerger, with a strategic plan to double transaction value by FY30. Despite macroeconomic headwinds, the company maintains strong cash reserves and outlines ambitious growth initiatives.