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Meridian Energy’s May 2025 report reveals rising hydro storage levels and a dip in national electricity demand, alongside mixed retail sales performance and lower generation prices.

ASX Limited’s 2025 Investor Forum reveals steady progress on its five-year strategy, highlighting technology modernization, operational risk management, and a focus on data-driven growth. The exchange outlines capital expenditure plans and expense controls aimed at sustaining shareholder value amid evolving market demands.

ASX Limited reveals steady progress on its FY28 strategy, emphasizing technology modernization and operational resilience while providing detailed financial guidance through FY27.

Koba Resources has announced a non-renounceable entitlement offer to raise approximately $1.14 million, aiming to fund further exploration at its promising Yarramba Uranium Project in South Australia. The offer includes new shares and attaching options, inviting eligible shareholders to participate by late June 2025.

Judo Capital Holdings Limited reaffirmed its FY25 guidance at its 2025 Investor Day, highlighting strong lending growth, a maturing technology platform, and a focused strategy to optimize its SME banking model.

OFX Group Limited has responded to ASX concerns over its FY25 earnings disclosure, confirming earnings below consensus but no breach of continuous disclosure rules.

Hydralyte USA reports its best EBITDA performance since IPO, driven by strong sales and cost reductions, setting the stage for growth with upcoming product launches.

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.

Papyrus Australia reported a $52,000 operating cash outflow for April 2025 but bolstered its liquidity with $239,000 in financing inflows, extending its funding runway to over a year.

ReadCloud Limited has reported a robust half-year performance with revenues up 13% and statutory profit soaring 214%, driven by significant growth in its Vocational Education & Training segment.

ikeGPS Group Limited (IKE) reported a robust FY25 with 19% revenue growth driven by subscription gains and improved margins, setting the stage for EBITDA break-even in FY26 H2 amid strong North American market demand.

ikeGPS Group Limited reported a robust 48% growth in annual subscription revenue exit run rate for FY25, alongside improved margins and a narrowed EBITDA loss. Despite a lucrative NZ$1 per share acquisition approach, the company declined the offer, confident in its growth trajectory.