Latest Profit Forecasts News

Powerhouse Ventures Limited has issued its first-ever cash profit guidance for FY25, signalling a pivotal shift towards self-sustaining operations backed by strong corporate advisory and treasury performances.

AFT Pharmaceuticals reported a 6% revenue increase to NZ$208 million in FY25, driven by strong ANZ growth and expanding international presence. The company targets NZ$300 million revenue by FY27 amid ongoing R&D and new product launches.

Monash IVF Group has lowered its full-year profit guidance for FY2025 to $27.5 million, citing weaker market conditions and ongoing impacts from a recent operational incident in Brisbane. The company remains cautious as it monitors patient trends and legal costs.

AUB Group Limited has upgraded its FY25 underlying net profit guidance to the upper end of its previously announced range, buoyed by favourable trading conditions and strategic FX hedging.

Harmoney Corp upgrades its FY25 cash NPAT guidance to $5.5 million, driven by strong loan book growth and improved margins, while announcing a strategic 5% on-market share buy-back.

Peet Limited has upgraded its FY25 net profit forecast, buoyed by a robust project pipeline and solid settlement progress, signaling sustained growth in the property development sector.

Turners Automotive Group has raised its FY25 profit guidance to at least NZ$53 million, marking its fifth consecutive record profit despite challenging economic conditions.

Fluence Corporation delivered a standout Q4 2024 with revenue more than doubling prior quarters, overcoming project delays and market headwinds to set the stage for robust growth in 2025.

Supply Network Limited projects a solid half-year profit of $19.8 million and announces a fully franked interim dividend of 32.0 cents per share, signaling steady financial health ahead of its full results.

Korvest Ltd’s first half of FY25 saw profitability pressures from operational setbacks and inflation, but a record order book and new major projects set the stage for a promising second half.