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Desane Group Holdings Limited reported a solid FY25 profit and declared a special dividend following a key property sale, while advancing major development projects in Penrith and Leichhardt.

Desane Group Holdings posted a $3.3 million net profit for FY25, bolstered by key lease extensions and a $6.2 million property valuation uplift despite ongoing post-pandemic challenges.

The GPT Group has reported robust occupancy and sales growth across its property portfolios for the September quarter 2025, prompting an upgrade to its full-year earnings guidance.

Australis Oil & Gas reported a modest dip in production volumes for Q3 2025 but offset this with higher realised oil prices and disciplined cost management. The company remains focused on securing a development partner to unlock the full potential of its Tuscaloosa Marine Shale assets.

Australis Oil & Gas reported a dip in Q2 sales volumes and revenue due to operational challenges but maintained positive cash flow and reduced debt. The company is actively seeking a funding partner to unlock the potential of its Tuscaloosa Marine Shale assets.

BWP Trust proposes to internalise its management by acquiring BWP Management Limited from Wesfarmers for $142.6 million, restructure 62 Bunnings leases to extend lease terms and options, and commit $86 million to capital expenditure at key Bunnings sites. The transaction aims to enhance income certainty, reduce costs, and increase distributions for investors.

BWP Trust proposes to internalise its management by acquiring BWPM from Wesfarmers for $142.6 million, restructure 62 Bunnings leases to extend lease terms and options, and commit $86 million to capital upgrades. The transaction is forecast to be accretive to FY2026 distributions and requires investor approval.

BWP Trust and Wesfarmers have agreed on a transformative $142.6 million transaction involving management internalisation, lease extensions with Bunnings, and capital commitments to upgrade stores, aiming to boost income certainty and distribution growth.

Australis Oil & Gas reported a 3% rise in sales volume for Q4 2024 despite a slight dip in revenue due to lower commodity prices, while actively pursuing partnerships to unlock the full potential of its Tuscaloosa Marine Shale assets.