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Gale Pacific’s FY25 results reveal resilience amid US market challenges, with growth in Australia and the Middle East offsetting tariff impacts and prompting a major US operating restructure.

Atomo Diagnostics reported a 27% reduction in net loss to AUD 4.97 million for FY25, alongside a 7% revenue dip to AUD 3.79 million, driven by stronger margins and cost controls. The company also secured a significant US distribution contract through partner Lumos Diagnostics, positioning it for growth.

Immutep Limited reported a widened loss of A$61.4 million for FY2025, driven by increased R&D and clinical trial expenses, while progressing its lead immunotherapy candidate into a pivotal Phase III lung cancer trial. The company maintains a robust cash position supporting operations through 2026.

FlexiRoam Limited reported an 8.6% revenue decline for FY25 but achieved a remarkable turnaround in the second half, posting positive EBITDA and net profit after a CEO-led operational reset.

3P Learning reported a 30% rise in underlying EBITDA to $15.5 million for FY25, alongside a return to statutory profitability and a key acquisition to strengthen its literacy offerings.

Pure Foods Tasmania has executed a decisive operational and financial turnaround, cutting costs and strengthening its balance sheet, while targeting breakeven by mid-2026 with ambitious growth plans.

Thrive Tribe Technologies has raised approximately $250,000 through a discounted share placement, aiming to bolster its working capital. The move reflects ongoing efforts to support its health and wellness digital platform.

Aerometrex reported a slight dip in overall revenue for FY25 but achieved record growth in its MetroMap subscription business, driving a 19.8% rise in EBITDA. Strategic shifts and new leadership position the company for a leaner, more profitable future.

Fluence Corporation Limited reported a robust 64.7% revenue increase to $33.1 million in H1 2025, driven by the Ivory Coast Addendum project and a strategic pivot to high-margin solutions. The company improved EBITDA to a positive $0.1 million and reduced fixed costs, signaling progress in its operational realignment.

The Star Entertainment Group reported a statutory net loss of $471.5 million for FY25, impacted by regulatory reforms and remediation costs, while securing a $300 million strategic investment to bolster liquidity.

Alpha HPA Limited reported a $32.6 million loss for FY2025 while making significant progress on its HPA First Project Stage 2 and securing $400 million in senior debt financing. The company is capitalizing on growing demand from the semiconductor sector with strong Letters of Intent covering 62% of Stage 2 capacity.

Broken Hill Mines Limited reported a $2.42 million loss for FY2025 amid a transformative acquisition of Broken Hill Mines Holdings Pty Ltd and a $20 million capital raise, marking its relisting on the ASX under the code BHM.