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MedAdvisor Limited reported a staggering $60.2 million loss for FY25, driven by operational challenges and asset impairments, while divesting its ANZ business and becoming debt-free.

Jayride Group Limited revealed a 55.5% plunge in revenue to $2.42 million for the fiscal year ending June 2025, alongside a reduced net loss of $5.7 million, signaling some financial stabilization despite ongoing challenges.

Gale Pacific Limited reported a 1.1% revenue decline to $172 million and a significant net loss of $5.18 million for FY2025, accompanied by a cautious auditor's note on going concern.

Careteq Limited reported a dramatic reduction in its FY25 loss to just $72,204, down from $2.67 million the prior year, while facing a significant $3.6 million dispute with the Australian Taxation Office over R&D tax claims.

Regal Asian Investments has commenced on-market share purchases to satisfy its Dividend Reinvestment Plan, pricing shares at or below its recent net tangible asset value of $2.54. This move signals a strategic approach to capital management amid evolving portfolio stewardship.

Waypoint REIT delivered stable first-half earnings with a 4.7% rise in net tangible assets per security and increased its FY25 distributable earnings guidance, supported by ongoing asset sales and Viva Energy’s OTR conversions.

SRJ Technologies Group Plc reported a 23% increase in revenue driven by a new subsidiary, yet losses widened significantly due to lower BoltEx® sales and subsidiary losses. No dividends were declared.

Aerometrex Limited’s FY2025 results reveal a sharp decline in net tangible asset backing and a widening loss, signaling challenges ahead for the aerial imaging specialist.

Metal Powder Works Limited reported a 15% revenue decline and a 224% surge in net loss for FY2025, driven by acquisition costs and a pivot towards long-term contracts.

PointsBet Holdings Limited reported a 6% increase in revenue to $261.4 million for FY2025, alongside a significant reduction in net loss and its first full year of EBITDA profitability. The company’s Australian operations delivered record results while Canadian growth accelerated, setting a positive trajectory for the future.

Hearts and Minds Investments (HM1) reported a stellar 25.5% pre-tax portfolio return for FY25, outperforming global benchmarks and announcing a raised fully franked dividend of 9.0 cents per share with plans for continued increases.

Hearts and Minds Investments Limited (HM1) reported a stellar FY25 with total comprehensive income soaring to $124.8 million, nearly doubling the prior year, alongside a dividend increase and sustained philanthropic commitments.