Latest Profitability Outlook News

Aurizon Holdings reported a 9% rise in underlying EBITDA to $891 million for the half-year ending December 2025, driven by higher volumes and yields in coal and bulk segments. The company also raised its full-year dividend guidance and extended its share buy-back program.

Ainsworth Game Technology reveals a significant $43.1 million goodwill impairment tied to its North American operations, alongside other one-off losses, tempering its FY25 profit outlook.

F.F.I. Holdings anticipates a modest decline in half-year profit, citing one-off lease expenses despite steady food operations.

KMD Brands reports strong sales momentum in the first five months of FY26, led by Kathmandu’s impressive growth in Australia and New Zealand, while EBITDA guidance signals a significant profit uplift.

Pure Foods Tasmania has reported a profitable quarter with improved margins and strategic growth moves, including a new contract packing deal and the acquisition of premium ice cream brand Elato.

Clime Investment Management appoints John Abernethy as Director of Investments, signalling a renewed focus on investment philosophy and client outcomes. Despite fund closures and regulatory challenges, the company reports improved fund returns and a promising interim profit outlook.

Bathurst Resources reported a first-half FY26 EBITDA of NZD 16 million, maintaining its full-year guidance despite export challenges and cost pressures. Key development projects in New Zealand and Canada continue to advance steadily.

Anagenics Limited reports a significant turnaround with profitable trading in the second quarter of FY26, driven by strong brand performance and a successful capital raise. The company is poised for growth with expanding product lines and international ambitions.

Firebrick Pharma has commenced commercial manufacturing and export of its new Nasodine Throat Spray, marking a significant step in its international expansion. The company also reported a 15% increase in cash sales and reduced operating costs, signalling improving financial health.

Judo Capital Holdings reports robust loan book expansion reaching $13.4 billion by December 2025, reaffirming its FY26 growth and profit targets amid strong SME demand.

nib holdings limited signals higher-than-expected non-recurring expenses in the first half of 2026, impacting statutory profit but leaving underlying performance steady.

Tamawood Limited anticipates a substantial 40% to 50% increase in first-half FY26 profit before tax, driven by a 36.5% rise in sales and improved Work In Progress reporting confirmed by auditors.