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Jatcorp Limited faces a sharp revenue drop due to a trademark dispute in China but accelerates growth with new Moroka® products and expanded distribution channels.

Novatti Group Limited reports a robust December quarter with a 30% year-on-year revenue increase and a significant reduction in expenses, positioning the fintech on track for positive operating cashflow by mid-2025.

Vintage Energy Ltd has launched a $2.1 million entitlement offer, issuing 417.3 million new shares and free attaching options to fund a production uplift program targeting scale accumulation in its Southern Flank gas fields.

EVZ Limited reported a robust $3.2 million net positive operating cash inflow in Q2 FY25, bolstered by new contract wins worth approximately $28 million and a healthy $110 million contract backlog.

NewPeak Metals has acquired the Allaru Vanadium Project in Queensland, marking a strategic pivot into critical minerals, supported by a planned $2–3 million capital raise via rights issue.

MFF Capital Investments Limited has announced a fully franked ordinary dividend of AUD 0.08 per share, payable in May 2025, alongside shareholder-friendly reinvestment and bonus security plans.

Identitii reports solid quarterly progress highlighted by a strategic new director appointment, US market expansion, and a successful $1.8 million capital raise, underpinning its path toward profitability.

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.

Visionflex Group reported an 8% increase in Annual Recurring Revenue to $1.6 million in Q2 FY25 despite an 11% revenue decline, securing key contracts with Spark Health, BUPA, and Indigenous Wellness Connect. The company targets EBITDA profitability by Q4 FY25 amid a maturing sales pipeline.

Zip Co Limited has posted record-breaking second quarter results for FY25, driven by exceptional holiday trading and robust growth in the US and ANZ markets. The company reported a 24.8% increase in Total Transaction Volume and a 50.2% rise in cash EBTDA.

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.

Credit Corp Group has reported a robust 32% rise in underlying NPAT for H1 FY2025, driven by strong US collections and consumer lending growth, while reaffirming its full-year guidance and announcing a healthy interim dividend.