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Johns Lyng Group reported a modest 1.8% revenue increase for FY25, driven by strong business-as-usual growth despite a steep decline in catastrophe-related income. The company’s FY26 forecast anticipates continued revenue expansion amid ongoing operational challenges.

Kelsian Group Limited reported a solid 10% increase in revenue for FY25, alongside operational growth and a maintained dividend policy, while advancing sustainability initiatives and strategic portfolio adjustments.

Fluence Corporation has announced Ben Fash as its new CEO and Managing Director, succeeding Tom Pokorsky who will retire after a distinguished career. The transition marks a strategic leadership shift aimed at driving future growth.

Helloworld Travel Limited reported a mixed FY25 performance with an 8.6% decline in Total Transaction Value but a rise in underlying EBITDA, alongside a fully franked final dividend and a strategic acquisition in New Zealand.

Anson Resources is leveraging historic diamond core samples to refine flow rate estimates and upgrade its Green River lithium resource, accelerating its path to production.

Story-i Limited has agreed to acquire LIT Energy Network Australia for AUD 8 million, targeting Vietnam’s booming electric motorcycle market. The deal comes as Story-i prepares for ASX delisting and a $5 million capital raise.

Austin Engineering reported a robust 22.2% revenue increase in FY25, driven by a strong North American expansion and improved margins in Asia Pacific. Despite some operational challenges in Chile, the company’s underlying profits soared, setting a confident tone for FY26.

SPC Global reports stronger-than-expected FY25 results driven by international growth and synergy gains, while unveiling a new premium beverage division and a major lender transition.

Viva Energy's half-year results reveal a resilient Commercial segment offsetting pressures in Refining and Retail, as the company advances its retail transformation and cost synergy targets.

Johns Lyng Group reported a modest revenue increase to $1.18 billion in FY25, driven by organic growth and key acquisitions, while agreeing to a $1.1 billion takeover scheme with Pacific Equity Partners.

Aurelia Metals delivered a robust FY25 with a $48.9 million net profit and strong operational execution, advancing key projects like Federation and Great Cobar while maintaining a solid balance sheet.

Aurelia Metals Limited has reported a strong turnaround with a $48.9 million net profit for FY25, driven by operational progress at its Federation Mine and the approval of the Great Cobar Project. The company’s strategic focus on base metals growth and sustainability underpins its improved financial and safety performance.