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Camplify Holdings reported a $15.8 million net loss for FY25 amid strategic consolidation and tech integration, while launching its MyWay membership model to drive future profitability.

Rover Group has completed its acquisition of Mad Paws, marking the pet services marketplace’s exit from the ASX with shareholders paid $0.14 per share.

Nine Entertainment reported a resilient FY25 with strategic transformation gains, digital subscription growth, and a major capital return following the sale of its Domain stake. Leadership changes and regulatory challenges frame its path forward.

Briscoe Group reports a slight sales decline in Q3 2025 but stabilizes gross profit margins and advances key strategic projects, positioning itself cautiously for the critical fourth quarter.

City Chic Collective reports solid revenue growth driven by a 10% increase in ANZ sales and a resilient, profitable US business despite tariff challenges.

Mad Paws Holdings has secured court approval for its acquisition by Rover Group, marking a key milestone with trading suspension imminent and cash payouts scheduled.

The Supreme Court of New South Wales has approved Rover Group’s acquisition of Mad Paws, marking a pivotal moment for Australia’s leading pet services marketplace. The scheme will become effective this week, triggering share suspension and a new chapter for Mad Paws.

Felix Group Holdings announces the resignation of Co-Founder and CEO Mike Davis, effective November 12, 2025, with CFO James Frayne appointed as Interim CEO as the company embarks on a search for new leadership.

JAYRIDE Group Limited is advancing its transformation into a scalable Mobility-as-a-Service platform, securing new funding and expanding its SaaS footprint across the Asia-Pacific region.

Locate Technologies proposes a scheme to migrate its listing from ASX to NZX, enabling continuation of its Bitcoin Treasury Strategy without ASX restrictions. The move aims to broaden investor base and enhance shareholder value.

RooLife Group (ASX, RLG) reported a strategic pivot in Q1 FY2026, landing major supply contracts worth $174 million and raising $2 million to fuel its own-brand product expansion.

Vection Technologies reports a 60% surge in operating cash flow in Q1 FY26, driven by a landmark $22.3 million Defence framework agreement and a strategic $21 million capital raise. The company is poised for sustainable profitability with a record $75 million contract pipeline through 2028.