Latest Profitability Outlook News

5G Networks Limited has released its audited FY2025 Annual Report, revealing key adjustments including a goodwill impairment linked to its AUCyber acquisition and finalized tax expenses. These revisions reshape the company’s financial statements without altering its overall asset base.

Myer Holdings reported a 13.8% revenue increase in FY25, boosted by its acquisition of Apparel Brands, yet faced a statutory net loss of $211.2 million due to goodwill impairment. The integration of Apparel Brands is underway, with strategic growth initiatives in motion.

Tower Limited has raised its full-year profit guidance significantly, driven by lower-than-expected large event costs, even as it moderates its premium growth outlook.

Vection Technologies reported a 9.6% revenue increase to $36 million and a 25.3% reduction in net loss for FY2025, driven by operational improvements and a key acquisition.

Metro Mining has delivered a striking half-year turnaround with a $119.8 million net profit, driven by record shipments, strong pricing, and significant foreign currency hedging gains.

Change Financial Limited reported a robust FY25 with 42% revenue growth and its first full-year positive underlying EBITDA, driven by strong PaaS expansion and strategic exit from the US market. The company projects further growth and profitability in FY26.

Cettire Limited reported nearly unchanged revenue for FY2025 but swung to a net loss of $2.6 million, reversing last year’s profit. The luxury fashion e-commerce company declared no dividends amid declining net tangible assets.

RPM Automotive Group reported a mixed FY25 with a slight revenue decline but improved profitability and launched a tyre recycling initiative signaling a strategic shift.

RPM Automotive Group reported a 5% revenue decline and an 8% drop in net profit from continuing operations for FY25, while launching a pioneering tyre recycling program aimed at sustainable growth.

Audeara Limited reported a 19% revenue increase to $3.79 million for FY25, driven by strong Australian wholesale growth and expanding international partnerships. Despite a net loss of $1.79 million, the company’s AUA Technology division and new licensing deals position it for future profitability.

Integrated Research reported steady pro-forma revenue in FY25 despite declines in statutory revenue and profits, driven by a softer renewals book and market uncertainty. The company’s product-led growth strategy gained momentum with new product launches and a major contract renewal.

Fortescue Metals Group reported a robust FY25 with record iron ore shipments and strong profits, while advancing its green metal and decarbonisation initiatives. The company also provided solid FY26 guidance amid ongoing exploration and capital discipline.