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Seven West Media reports a 4.5% revenue decline and a sharp 63.3% drop in net profit for FY2025, with no dividends declared.

SGH Ltd reported a solid 12.6% rise in net profit for FY2025 alongside a dividend increase, reflecting steady growth despite key asset sales. The company’s net tangible asset backing per share surged, signaling strengthened balance sheet resilience.

Equity Story Group has raised $200,000 through a strategic share placement at a premium, signaling investor confidence as it expands its wealth management services.

Tuas Limited, through its subsidiary Simba Telecom, has announced a transformative acquisition of M1 Limited’s non-ICT businesses for S$1.43 billion, accompanied by a substantial equity raising and debt financing plan.

Tuas Limited is poised to reshape Singapore’s telecom landscape by acquiring M1 Limited for S$1.43 billion, backed by a substantial equity raise and bank debt financing. The deal promises enhanced network capabilities and operational synergies, pending regulatory approval.

CAR Group Limited has reported solid full-year FY25 results with revenue surpassing AUD 1.18 billion and adjusted NPAT rising to AUD 377 million, underpinned by global marketplace strength and strategic innovation. The company projects continued double-digit growth in FY26, driven by technology investments and market expansion.

Linius Technologies has secured its first commercial contract for Captivate, a fan engagement platform that personalizes sports video experiences, with Honest Technology Partners. The deal guarantees over A$250,000 in revenue across two years, marking a significant milestone for Linius in the sports technology arena.

Iress Ltd confirms early-stage discussions with Blackstone and Thoma Bravo amid acquisition speculation, following a withdrawn A$10.50 per share offer from Blackstone.

EPX Limited reports robust FY25 growth with a 10% rise in Annual Contract Value and a 35% increase in site numbers, driven by strategic sales restructuring and key new partnerships.

News Corporation has reported a modest 2% increase in revenues to US$8.452 billion for the fiscal year ended June 30, 2025, alongside a remarkable 344% surge in net income to US$1.18 billion. The company declared a stable total dividend of US$0.20 per share, reflecting confidence despite market challenges.

News Corporation has announced an ordinary dividend of USD 0.10 per Class B Voting Common Stock-CDI, payable in October 2025, with distinct currency arrangements for Australian and US investors.

News Corporation has announced an ordinary dividend of USD 0.10 per Class A Non-Voting Common Stock-CDI, payable in October 2025, with payments made in USD or AUD depending on shareholder location.