Latest Operational Resilience News

EVT Limited reported a solid financial year with normalised revenue rising 1.3% to A$1.237 billion and EBITDA up 6.3%, while net profit after tax surged 593%, driven by operational resilience and strategic growth initiatives including a major hotel management acquisition.

Regis Healthcare reported robust FY25 financial results, driven by increased occupancy, strategic acquisitions, and a strong balance sheet, positioning itself well ahead of the new Aged Care Act reforms.

PeopleIN Limited reported a resilient FY25 with a 6.4% revenue dip but strengthened its balance sheet through $27.45 million debt reduction and announced a $6 million on-market share buy-back.

Elsight Limited has reported a remarkable 344% jump in first-half revenue to US$4.85 million, significantly narrowing its net loss and securing a substantial US$39 million capital raise to fuel growth.

Stanmore Resources reports a challenging first half of 2025 with lower coal prices and significant wet weather impacting production and earnings, but maintains safety excellence and cost discipline while preparing for a second-half recovery and growth projects.

Stanmore Resources delivered resilient first-half 2025 results despite severe wet weather, maintaining solid production and financial metrics while suspending its interim dividend amid economic uncertainty.

Stanmore Resources Limited reported a net loss of US$50.5 million for the half-year ended June 2025, reversing a prior profit amid falling coal prices and operational disruptions from severe weather. The company’s underlying earnings also took a hit, reflecting challenging market conditions.

nib holdings limited reported a 9.4% increase in net profit after tax to $198.6 million for FY25, alongside a 7.8% rise in group revenue to $3.6 billion. Despite a dip in underlying operating profit, the company declared a fully franked final dividend, maintaining its full-year payout at 29 cents per share.

Pilbara Minerals reported a 4% rise in spodumene production and a 7% increase in sales for FY25 despite a 43% plunge in lithium prices, resulting in a statutory loss but maintaining robust cash reserves.

Pilbara Minerals Limited (PLS) reported a challenging FY25 marked by a 39% revenue drop and a net loss of $196 million amid falling lithium prices. Despite this, the company advanced key expansion projects, acquired a Brazilian lithium asset, and made significant sustainability strides.

Reece Limited reported a 20% decline in EBIT for FY25, reflecting soft demand in both ANZ and US markets despite strategic branch expansions and acquisitions.

Liberty Group reported a solid 15.7% rise in net profit after tax to $133.3 million for FY25, supported by steady revenue growth and improved asset quality. The company also announced a special dividend, reflecting confidence in its financial position.