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Sietel Limited’s preliminary final report for FY2025 reveals a 47% drop in net profit and a 24% fall in total revenues, underscoring a challenging year for the investment management firm.

Genesis Minerals has secured crucial rail agreements that clear the path for developing the Tower Hill open pit gold mine and expanding the Leonora mill, targeting first ore in FY28.

Lifestyle Communities Limited reported a challenging FY25 marked by a significant $135.5 million after-tax write-down following a VCAT ruling, while signaling early signs of recovery and strategic reset for FY26.

QuickFee Limited has announced a shareholder-approved return of capital totaling approximately A$28.5 million, funded by proceeds from the sale of its US Pay Now and Connect businesses. Shareholders will receive 7.5 cents per share, with payments scheduled for early December.

Oceania Healthcare reports a robust interim result for the six months to September 2025, with significant earnings growth, improved sales, and a reduction in debt gearing. The company’s strategic focus on cost control, capital management, and sustainable care delivery underpins its positive outlook despite housing market headwinds.

Oceania Healthcare has posted a strong half-year turnaround with improved sales, cost savings, and reduced gearing, setting the stage for renewed growth and operational strength.

ReadCloud Limited reported a robust FY25 with a 109% surge in underlying EBITDA, driven by strong growth in its Australian school businesses. The company’s FY26 outlook targets continued organic expansion and disciplined execution amid industry funding uncertainties.

Tasmea Limited reported a stellar FY25 with strong revenue and profit growth, bolstered by strategic acquisitions and a robust dividend payout. The company signals continued momentum with a new acquisition announcement and targets ASX300 inclusion in 2026.

Tasmea Limited reported robust FY25 financial results with a 74% jump in net profit after tax, driven by organic growth and strategic acquisitions. The company reaffirmed its FY26 guidance, supported by a $43 million institutional placement to fuel further expansion.

Schaffer Corporation reported a 10% decline in statutory net profit for FY25, driven by mixed segment performances, while maintaining dividends and advancing key property developments.

GTN Limited reported a modest 2% revenue decline and a sharper 26% drop in adjusted EBITDA for FY25, while maintaining strong cash flow and delivering solid shareholder returns.

GTN Limited faced a tough FY25 with declining revenue and earnings but responded with strategic cost-saving initiatives and strong shareholder returns.