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Latitude Group Holdings Limited reported robust half-year results with record new loan originations, expanding receivables, and improved margins, underpinned by strong operational execution and funding strategies.

AMA Group Limited reported a robust FY25 with revenue climbing 8.6% to over $1 billion and a 38.4% jump in normalised EBITDA, while significantly reducing net debt following a major equity raise and debt refinancing.

Latitude Group Holdings reported a robust half-year to June 2025, with revenue climbing 13.3% and statutory profit soaring 341%, while navigating ongoing regulatory investigations related to a 2023 cyber incident.

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 has delivered a strong FY25 performance, achieving key strategic milestones and robust financial growth, setting the stage for continued momentum in FY26.

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.

Sky New Zealand has locked in a five-year exclusive broadcast partnership with New Zealand Rugby and SANZAAR, ensuring fans access to every major rugby moment through to 2030. The deal expands coverage of both men's and women's rugby, including new tournaments and historic tours.

Sky Network Television Limited reported a solid FY25 performance within guidance, overcoming satellite migration challenges and economic pressures, while raising dividends and completing the acquisition of Discovery NZ.

Suncorp Group Limited has updated its dividend details for the half-year ending June 2025, confirming a fully franked ordinary dividend of AUD 0.49 per share payable in September, with clarified currency payment arrangements.

Australian Vintage Limited reported a strong FY25 with significant profit growth despite flat revenue, underpinned by innovation and cost-cutting initiatives. The company aims for positive free cash flow in FY26, propelled by global brand expansion and operational efficiencies.

Australian Vintage reported a slight sales dip in FY25 but improved earnings and cash flow, setting the stage for a transformational FY26 driven by innovative brands and strategic expansion.

Australian Vintage Ltd reported a modest 1% revenue decline in FY25 but significantly narrowed its net loss, setting the stage for a transformational FY26 driven by new CEO leadership and innovative product launches.