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FFI Holdings Limited reported a remarkable 283.5% jump in net profit for FY2025, driven by property revaluations and operational growth, while raising $7.2 million to fund expansion in food manufacturing and property development.

Cadence Opportunities Fund Limited reported a 36% drop in profit after tax for FY2025 but maintained its fully franked final dividend at 7.0 cents per share, signaling confidence despite softer earnings.

Cadence Capital Limited reported a $6.3 million profit and a 3.4% fund gain for FY25, driven by strong gold sector performance. The company announced a 3.0 cent final dividend with a dividend reinvestment plan and on-market buy-back.

Cadence Capital Limited reported a sharp decline in profit for FY2025, down 71% from the prior year, while declaring a steady 3.0 cent final dividend and continuing its share buy-back program.

Tinybeans Group Ltd reported a significant reduction in losses and a 12% rise in subscription revenue for FY25, driven by a strategic pivot away from advertising. The company’s restructuring efforts have improved cash flow and positioned it for sustainable growth.

Universal Store Holdings reported a robust FY25 with 15.5% revenue growth to $333.3 million, driven by strong like-for-like sales and new store openings. Despite a goodwill impairment in its CTC segment, the group declared a solid final dividend and advanced its sustainability agenda.

Whitehaven Coal reported a robust FY25 with $1.4 billion underlying EBITDA and strong production growth from Queensland acquisitions, maintaining a solid balance sheet and setting ambitious cost-saving targets for FY26.

NAOS Ex-50 Opportunities Company Limited (ASX, NAC) reported a strong turnaround with a $7.55 million profit after tax for FY25 and a 28.9% portfolio return, declaring a 1.5 cent per share dividend. The company’s focused investments in emerging Australian and New Zealand companies underpin its robust performance and disciplined capital management.

EQT Holdings Limited reported record funds under management and a solid financial performance for FY25, successfully completing its three-year strategic integration program. The company’s margin recovery and dividend growth signal a confident outlook amid ongoing regulatory challenges.

Pengana International Equities reported a solid $33.8 million profit for FY2025 and unveiled a strategic plan to diversify into global private credit, aiming to increase dividends by over half and shift to monthly payments.

Charter Hall Group reported a mixed FY25 financial performance, with revenue declining but operating earnings and dividends increasing, highlighting resilience amid challenges.

Insignia Financial Group reported a notable 18.5% decline in total revenue for FY2025 but achieved a strong 17.6% rise in underlying net profit after tax, highlighting resilience amid challenging conditions.