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Dominion Income Trust 1 (ASX – DN1) has announced a wholesale placement of 450,000 new units, aiming to raise $45.45 million at $101 each. The placement targets wholesale investors and supports monthly distributions with a competitive target return.

CD Private Equity Fund II reported a steep decline in net profit for FY25, with earnings per unit plunging 98%, yet continued to deliver solid distributions to unitholders amid a challenging US private equity market.

CD Private Equity Fund III reported a remarkable 726.6% jump in net profit to $18.56 million for FY25, driven by strong fair value gains and portfolio realizations. The Fund declared a $0.20 per unit distribution amid ongoing geopolitical and market challenges.

CD Private Equity Fund I reported a 43% decline in net profit for FY25 but maintained steady distributions, underpinned by key portfolio exits and a resilient US private equity market.

Excite Technology Services reported a strong 53% revenue increase to $12.27 million for FY2025 but also saw its net loss nearly double to $4.44 million. The company expanded its footprint with the acquisition of digital forensics specialist CBIT Pty Ltd.

Little Green Pharma Ltd has reported a robust turnaround for FY2025, posting a $3.3 million profit after tax on revenues up 43%, driven by strong growth in Australia and Europe and strategic acquisitions.

Findi Ltd reports flat revenue and a 15% rise in EBITDA but swings to a $12.5 million net loss for FY2025, driven by strategic capital raises and refinancing in its Indian subsidiary.

Aspermont has reported a 6% rise in revenue and a 25% jump in net profit for the half year ending March 2025, yet its net tangible assets per share have declined and dividends remain on hold.

Champion Iron Limited reported a 5% increase in revenue to C$1.606 billion for the year ended March 31, 2025, while net profit fell sharply by 39% to C$142 million. The company declared an unfranked interim dividend of C$0.10 per share.

ikeGPS Limited has posted a 19.2% increase in revenue for the year ending March 2025, reaching NZD 25.155 million, yet the company recorded a significant net loss of NZD 16.338 million with no dividend declared.

Smartpay Holdings Limited reported a 9% increase in revenue to NZD 104.7 million for FY2025 but recorded a net loss and suspended its dividend, signaling challenges ahead despite top-line growth.

Straker Limited’s FY2025 results reveal a modest revenue decline alongside a dramatic reduction in net losses, signaling a potential turning point for the translation services provider.