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FOS Capital Limited reported a strong 47.5% increase in net profit for FY2025 alongside a modest revenue rise, announcing a 1 cent final dividend payable in October.

ClearView Wealth Limited reported a solid 10% revenue increase for FY25 alongside a 126% jump in profit from continuing operations, yet net profit was tempered by losses from discontinued segments. The company paused its share buy-back program, signaling cautious capital management ahead.

Lifestyle Communities Limited has reported a sharp downturn for FY2025, with revenues plunging nearly 39% and a net loss soaring to $195 million, leading to a suspension of dividends.

Generation Development Group Limited reported a remarkable 555% increase in net profit for the 2025 financial year, alongside a strategic acquisition that brings Lonsec fully under its control.

Perseus Mining has reported record FY25 financial results with a 16% rise in profit after tax and announced a 50% increase in dividends alongside a renewed A$100 million share buyback program.

ImpediMed Limited has posted a 23% increase in revenue for the 2025 financial year, yet its net loss widened by 17%, with no dividends declared. The company’s financials, audited by Ernst & Young, reveal a complex picture of growth paired with escalating costs.

Sprintex Limited reported a 26% revenue increase for FY25 but also a 37% rise in net loss, as it accelerates global expansion through key distribution deals and manufacturing upgrades.

Alcidion Group Limited has reversed a significant loss from the previous year, reporting a $1.65 million profit for FY25 driven by new sales and a leaner cost base.

IGO Limited has reported a dramatic downturn in its financial results for the year ended June 2025, with revenue plunging 60% and a net loss nearing $1 billion. The company also suspended dividends as net tangible assets per share fell sharply.

Centuria Industrial REIT (ASX – CIP) has announced a $300 million exchangeable notes offering due 2030, alongside a concurrent repurchase of existing notes, aiming to lower debt costs and extend maturity. The move underscores CIP’s strategic capital management amid a complex market environment.

Thorney Opportunities Ltd posted a sharp 76% decline in profit after tax for FY2025 yet declared a higher fully franked final dividend and reported growth in net tangible assets per share.

Shriro Holdings reported a 13.6% revenue decline to $103.3 million in FY25 but delivered a 5.5% rise in EBITDA and an 8.7% increase in net profit after tax. The company completed a $15 million share buy-back and deferred its final dividend as it explores alternative capital uses.