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IAG reported a 91% surge in net profit after tax to $778 million for 1H25, boosted by favourable weather conditions and a $200 million release from COVID-related provisions. The insurer declared a 12 cents per share interim dividend, underscoring its strong capital position and commitment to customer support amid ongoing economic pressures.

Amotiv Limited reported a modest 2.3% revenue increase in the first half of FY25, underpinned by acquisitions and strategic initiatives despite organic revenue softness and margin pressures. The company anticipates a stronger second half driven by new business wins and pricing actions.

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.

Vulcan Steel Limited reported a 12.6% revenue decline and a 64.8% drop in net profit for the first half of FY25 amid challenging market conditions. Despite this, the company achieved a 10% return on capital employed and is positioning itself for growth as economic recovery signs emerge.

Yojee's December quarter report reveals solid transaction growth, successful Global Air deployment in Singapore, and promising progress on its MOSAIC platform, supported by a strong cash position and no debt.

AdNeo reported a standout quarter with record new sales led by its US-based Art of Mentoring division and significant operational cost reductions, positioning the company for growth through strategic acquisitions.

Atomo Diagnostics reports a robust Q2 FY25 with $1.2 million revenue driven by HIV self-test sales and a significant $2.44 million government grant for syphilis test development. The company advances its market footprint in Australia and New Zealand while maintaining a strong cash position.

Credit Corp Group reported steady H1 FY25 results with operational improvements and confirmed full-year guidance, driven by growth in US debt buying and stable Australian/New Zealand lending.

Change Financial Limited reported a robust Q2 FY25 with revenue surging 53% year-on-year, driven by its expanding PaaS platform, while strategically exiting its loss-making US operations to sharpen focus on Australia and New Zealand.

XPON Technologies reports a modest 2% increase in martech revenue and a strong cash position for Q2 FY25, while navigating an 8% decline in annualised recurring revenue amid strategic sales recalibration.

Michael Hill International reports a 24% drop in comparable EBIT for FY25H1 amid challenging conditions, yet margin improvements and digital growth offer a silver lining.