Latest Profitability Outlook News

Austin Engineering has raised its FY25 revenue guidance to $370 million, driven by strong growth in the Americas, but has lowered its EBIT forecast due to operational challenges in Chile.

Monash IVF has disclosed a significant embryo transfer error at its Clayton laboratory, prompting an internal investigation and expanded independent review. The company is implementing new safeguards while maintaining its profit outlook.

Reef Casino Trust projects a drop in first-half distributable profit for 2025, citing stable revenues but increased regulatory and transaction-related expenses.

AFT Pharmaceuticals reported a 6% increase in revenue to NZ$208 million for the year ending March 2025, but net profit fell 23%, prompting a modest final dividend declaration.

Verbrec Limited has landed over $11 million in new engineering and construction contracts, boosting its outlook for a solid profit in H2 FY2025 amid easing project deferrals.

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.

Australian Wealth Advisors Group (AWAG) has completed strategic investments in Oneledger Group and B2B Invest, positioning itself for a net profit before tax exceeding $900k in 2026.

Alliance Aviation Services has updated its FY25 financial guidance, aiming for EBITDA between $205-210 million while navigating operational disruptions and planning significant debt reduction by 2026.

Vitura Health reports sustained revenue and EBITDA growth in Q3 FY2025, driven by recent acquisitions and operational improvements, positioning the company well for FY2026.

Judo Capital Holdings clarifies its recent Q3 financial disclosures, affirming compliance with ASX rules while highlighting FY26 profit guidance as material information.

Platinum Investment Management's Funds Under Management fell to $9.65 billion in April amid market pressures and retail outflows, while a major $958 million institutional mandate termination prompts accelerated cost savings.

Woolworths Group reported a 3.2% rise in total sales to $17.3 billion for Q3 FY2025, driven by strong growth in Australian Food, B2B, and New Zealand segments, alongside a 15.7% surge in eCommerce. However, BIG W’s sales decline and profit outlook challenges temper the overall performance.