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K&S Corporation reported a 9% decline in underlying profit before tax for FY2025, alongside a 9.7% drop in revenue, as it invests heavily in property and terminal upgrades while navigating safety regulatory pressures.

nib holdings limited reported a 9.4% increase in net profit after tax to $198.6 million for FY25, alongside a 7.8% rise in group revenue to $3.6 billion. Despite a dip in underlying operating profit, the company declared a fully franked final dividend, maintaining its full-year payout at 29 cents per share.

hipages Group reported a robust FY25 with revenue up 10%, EBITDA rising 20%, and free cash flow surging 162%, underpinned by strategic platform migration and subscription model shifts.

hipages Group reported a 10% revenue increase for FY25, driven by strong SaaS platform adoption and operational efficiencies, despite a 33% net profit decline influenced by prior year gains.

Ampol Limited reported a resilient first half in 2025 with steady earnings and declared a fully franked interim dividend, while announcing a transformative acquisition of EG Australia pending regulatory approval.

National Australia Bank’s June quarter saw a slight dip in cash earnings due to rising credit impairment charges, even as underlying profits edged up 2%. The bank balances cautious asset quality management with ongoing growth in lending and deposits.

Air New Zealand has appointed Chief Digital Officer Nikhil Ravishankar as its new CEO, set to take the helm in October 2025, signaling a fresh leadership era focused on innovation and resilience.

MedAdvisor Limited has finalized the sale of its Australian and New Zealand operations to Jonas Software for an estimated $42.35 million, marking a strategic pivot towards its US business. The company also announced upcoming CFO changes as it refocuses its growth trajectory.

Inghams Group Limited confirms its FY25 outlook with a slight decline in core poultry volumes offset by modest price increases and new business gains.

SG Fleet Group reported robust first-half 2025 results, driven by strong delivery volumes and revenue growth across Australia, New Zealand, and the UK, despite ongoing pressures in the used vehicle market.

Amotiv Limited posted a modest 2.3% revenue increase for H1 FY25 despite a 35.8% plunge in net profit after tax, driven by impairments and restructuring. The company signals optimism for FY25 growth, underpinned by new product launches and disciplined cost management.

Amotiv Limited’s interim results reveal a 34.3% decline in net profit despite a 2.3% revenue increase, driven by significant impairments and restructuring costs. The company declared a fully franked interim dividend of 18.5 cents per share.