Latest Joint Ventures News

Cedar Woods Properties Limited reported a robust financial year ending June 2025, with significant increases in revenue, profit, and dividends, underscoring its strong market position.

Metals X Limited reported a robust half-year to June 2025 with profit after tax soaring 256% to $52.9 million, driven by higher tin sales and prices from its Renison joint venture. The company also progressed key projects and deepened strategic investments while reinforcing its ESG and safety frameworks.

Symal Group Limited reports a strong first year as an ASX-listed company, exceeding earnings forecasts and advancing its growth through key acquisitions and sustainability initiatives.

Abacus Group delivered a strong FY25 result with a significant profit increase and steady distributions, underpinned by resilient office and retail portfolios and a strategic focus on capital partnering.

FAR Limited reported a sharp turnaround to a $1.8 million loss in H1 2025, driven by a $6 million claim from Woodside Energy over its Senegal RSSD Project sale. The company continues negotiations amid volatile oil prices impacting its receivables.

Regal Partners reports a 48% drop in statutory profit for H1 2025 despite growing funds under management to $17.7 billion, while strategically expanding into hotel real estate with the Mayfair Hotel acquisition.

Odyssey Gold Limited has reported preliminary metallurgical test results from its Tuckanarra Gold Project, revealing strong gold recoveries across oxide and fresh sulphide ores. These findings support the potential for ore processing at Monument Murchison’s Burnakura plant under their joint venture.

GDI Property Group reports robust leasing activity with over 32,000sqm leased in FY25, fueling a 20% increase in Funds From Operations. Strategic asset sales and refinancing position the company well for continued growth in a tightening Perth office market.

GDI Property Group has reported a strong turnaround in FY25, posting a $35.6 million net profit and a 20% increase in Funds From Operations, while maintaining its distribution at 5 cents per security.

Livium Ltd reports a significant A$6.6 million uplift in net assets driven by a reduction in fire claim provisions, recognition of a deferred tax asset, and equity accounting of its LieNA® joint venture with Mineral Resources.

Rubicon Water’s FY25 results reveal strong global revenue growth led by the US and EMEA, alongside a narrowing EBITDA loss despite operational headwinds and strategic restructuring in China.

Rubicon Water Limited posted its strongest revenue since IPO at $69.1 million in FY25, driven by robust growth in the US and EMEA markets. Despite a $7 million net loss, the company improved cash flow and reduced debt, positioning itself for further global irrigation automation expansion.