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Ryder Capital Limited celebrated its 10th year on the ASX with robust FY25 results, including a 27.5% pre-tax NTA growth and a new quarterly dividend policy increasing payouts by 20%. The company also renewed its investment management agreement for five years.

Washington H. Soul Pattinson and Brickworks Limited have completed their long-anticipated merger, unveiling standalone FY25 results that highlight robust revenue growth and a significant profit turnaround. The combined entity, trading under the Soul Patts ticker SOL, is poised for diversified growth across property, building products, and investment portfolios.

Gowing Bros. Limited posted a $3.29 million loss for FY25 but declared a fully franked 3 cent final dividend, highlighting ongoing development at Sawtell Commons and a strong sustainability agenda.

Elanor Commercial Property Fund’s Independent Board Committee has unanimously recommended rejecting Lederer Group’s unsolicited $0.70 per security takeover offer, citing significant undervaluation and strategic risks. The committee advises securityholders to take no action until a detailed target’s statement is released.

Clime Investment Management Limited has reported a significant turnaround in FY25, returning to profitability with a 13% revenue increase and proposing a fully franked final dividend. The company expanded its business lines and strengthened its leadership team, setting a positive outlook for FY26.

Staude Capital Global Value Fund Limited (GVF) reported a robust FY2025 with a 15.8% rise in adjusted pre-tax NTA and a fully franked dividend of 3.3 cents per share, underpinned by its discount capture strategy.

PPK Group Limited reported a significant statutory loss for FY25, driven by a major non-cash impairment on its Li-S Energy investment, while its ballistic protection arm Craig International Ballistics delivered exceptional revenue growth.

Queste Communications Ltd reported a modest profit for FY25, with consolidated results impacted by investment portfolio losses and strategic asset reclassifications. The company maintained a cautious stance, suspending dividends and executive salaries to manage overheads.

Future Generation Global Limited has reported a 20.8% increase in its investment portfolio over the past year, prompting a boost in its fully franked interim dividend to 4.0 cents per share. This performance outpaces global market averages and underscores the company's sustainable investment approach.

Future Generation Global Limited reported a notable decline in half-year profits but raised its fully franked interim dividend, underscoring confidence in its investment strategy and ongoing commitment to youth mental health initiatives.

Future Generation Australia has raised its fully franked interim dividend for the tenth consecutive year, underpinned by a robust 10.8% investment portfolio return over the past 12 months.

Future Generation Australia reports a notable drop in half-year profits for 2025 but announces an increased fully franked interim dividend, reflecting confidence in its long-term investment strategy and social impact commitments.