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SHAPE Australia Corporation Limited has delivered a robust FY25 performance, marked by double-digit revenue growth and a burgeoning project pipeline. The company’s strategic diversification and geographic expansion underpin a confident outlook for FY26.

SHAPE Australia Corporation Limited reported a robust FY25 with revenue climbing 14% to nearly $957 million and net profit after tax soaring 32%, driven by strategic diversification and geographic expansion.

Lynch Group Holdings Limited reported solid revenue growth and a sharp reduction in net loss for FY2025, while announcing a scheme of arrangement acquisition by Hasfarm Holdings Limited.

Lynch Group Holdings has agreed to a $2.245 per share cash acquisition by Hasfarm, offering shareholders a 34.3% premium and securing board and major shareholder support. The scheme awaits shareholder and court approvals, with a final dividend declared ahead of completion.

Hansen Technologies reported robust FY25 results, driven by strong revenue growth, strategic contract wins, and deepening AI integration. The company’s expansion in Germany and sustainability leadership further underpin its positive outlook.

Hansen Technologies reported robust FY25 results, driven by strong growth in its Energy & Utilities and Communications & Media sectors, highlighted by a major $50 million contract with VMO2. The company’s disciplined cost management and strategic investments in AI and acquisitions underpin its optimistic outlook for FY26.

Smart Parking Limited reported a transformational FY25, driven by a landmark US acquisition and strong international growth, boosting revenue by 41% and profit by 47%.

Ainsworth Game Technology has received an unconditional $1.00 per share takeover bid from Novomatic AG, with the independent board committee recommending acceptance subject to expert fairness opinions and no superior offers.

Brightstar Resources reports robust gold assay results from its Sandstone Gold Project, reinforcing its path to a 2.4 million ounce resource following a merger with Aurumin Limited.

Cleanaway Waste Management posted a 14.6% rise in underlying EBIT to $411.8 million for FY25, driven by solid waste services growth and strategic acquisitions. However, the Board exercised discretion to reduce executive short-term incentives by 30% due to safety performance issues including three fatalities.

James Hardie Industries reported a 9% decline in Q1 FY26 net sales to $900 million, while successfully completing its AZEK acquisition, setting the stage for expanded market reach and product offerings. The company adjusted its FY26 guidance to reflect softer North American demand but remains focused on long-term growth.

Ainsworth Game Technology reported a robust 25% increase in revenue for the first half of 2025, driven by strong land-based sales and new product launches, but statutory profit plunged 65% due to foreign exchange losses and one-off transaction costs. The company’s strategic acquisition by Novomatic advances as shareholder approval looms.