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Platinum Asia Investments Limited has taken a significant step forward in its proposed restructure, lodging a draft scheme booklet to facilitate shareholder exchange of shares for ETF units. The move aims to resolve the persistent discount to net tangible assets.

Story-i Limited reported a significant AUD 24.17 million loss for FY2024, driven by the receivership and liquidation of its Indonesian Apple reseller business. The company is now focused on recapitalisation and securing new investments to revive operations.

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.