Latest Liquidity News

Domain Holdings Australia has officially been acquired by US-based CoStar Group, with shareholders receiving cash payouts and a special dividend. The acquisition triggers a board overhaul and imminent ASX delisting.

Metrics Master Income Trust (MXT) reported a solid FY2025 with $2.44 billion in assets under management following a $315 million capital raise, while delivering an annual net return of 8.17%, outperforming its benchmark.

Metrics Income Opportunities Trust reported a 6.6% increase in profit for FY25, achieving an 8.8% net return and maintaining strong portfolio diversification in private credit assets.

Silex Systems reported a sharp increase in net loss for FY2025 alongside declining revenue and a significant drop in cash holdings. The company’s net tangible asset backing per share also fell markedly.

MA Credit Income Trust (ASX, MA1) has announced a $190.5 million non-renounceable entitlement offer at a 3.4% discount, aiming to bolster its private credit investments across asset-backed, direct asset, and corporate lending sectors.

Proteomics International Laboratories reported a 26% increase in losses for FY2025, driven by higher operational costs as it advances its Promarker® diagnostic pipeline. Despite an 8% rise in revenue from ordinary activities, total income slipped 2%, underscoring ongoing commercialisation challenges.

The Star Entertainment Group updates investors on ongoing negotiations with lenders over financial covenant waivers and signals imminent release of unaudited accounts for June 2025.

Touch Ventures Limited reported a significantly reduced net loss of $4.8 million for H1 2025, reflecting improved portfolio performance and a fresh five-year management agreement. Key strategic moves include a write-down of Sendle and a post-period valuation uplift in Ordermentum.

Worley Limited posted robust full-year 2025 results, marked by strong revenue growth, margin expansion, and a significant increase in backlog, underpinned by major contract wins and sustainability progress.

Tabcorp Holdings delivered a robust FY25 performance, with revenue and earnings surging thanks to a new Victorian wagering licence and disciplined cost management. The company’s strategic shift towards omnichannel offerings underpins its optimistic outlook for FY26.

Harvest Technology Group reported a reduced net loss of $7.06 million for FY2025 amid restructuring and new funding, while focusing on its remote communications technology segment and launching Project NEON.

COG Financial Services reported a modest 1% revenue increase and stable underlying profits for FY25, driven by strong Novated Leasing growth and key acquisitions, while cutting its final dividend and shifting focus to EBITDA.