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NEXTDC has delivered record FY25 financial results, surpassing revenue and EBITDA guidance while aggressively expanding its data centre footprint across Australia and Asia-Pacific. The company’s strengthened liquidity and strategic investments position it to capitalise on soaring AI and cloud demand.

NEXTDC Limited reported a 6% rise in FY25 revenue and underlying EBITDA, offset by a widened loss due to a $2.9 billion debt refinancing. The company’s strategic expansion in AI-ready data centres and a strengthened $6.4 billion debt facility position it for significant growth.

Energy Technologies Limited reported a $11 million net loss for FY2025, reflecting a strategic pivot and ongoing capital challenges. Despite a 37% revenue drop, management highlights operational resilience and plans to stabilise through capital management.

FOS Capital reported solid FY25 results, driven by organic growth and key acquisitions that expanded its market footprint and improved profitability. The company’s strategic moves position it well for continued consolidation in the fragmented lighting industry.

Trajan Holdings delivered solid FY2025 results with revenue up 7.4% to $166.5 million and improved profitability despite transient costs and a biotech syringe loss. The company refinanced debt and set an optimistic FY2026 guidance range.

Duratec Limited reported record FY25 results with revenue of $573 million and a robust $4.16 billion project pipeline, driven by strong Energy and Emerging sectors growth. Despite Defence sector delays, the company is well positioned for expansion in FY26.

Mastermyne Group reported a 27% revenue decline in FY25 amid mine disruptions but maintained steady cash flow and expanded its order book to $314 million, underpinned by improved safety and strategic focus.

Mastermyne Group Limited reported a tough FY2025 with significant revenue and profit declines due to external disruptions, yet strengthened its order book and cash position, positioning itself for future growth.

Matrix Composites & Engineering Ltd delivered a solid FY25 with $74.8 million revenue driven by subsea buoyancy demand, underpinning a $5.0 million underlying EBITDA. The company’s $57 million subsea order book and recent $45 million SURF awards set a promising stage for FY26 growth.

Matrix Composites & Engineering reported a 12% revenue decline in FY25 due to subdued drilling activity but achieved record SURF segment growth and secured a strong order book for FY26.

Fleetwood Limited delivered a robust FY25 performance with significant earnings growth and a strong dividend increase, while outlining a confident outlook for FY26 despite challenges in its RV Solutions segment.

Fleetwood Limited has reported a remarkable 284% increase in net profit after tax for FY25, alongside a 400% rise in dividends, signaling strong momentum across its modular building and accommodation segments.