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CSL Limited reported solid FY25 financials with 5% revenue growth and announced a strategic transformation including a $500 million annual cost saving target and plans to spin off its vaccine business, CSL Seqirus, as a separate ASX-listed entity.

CSL Limited reported robust FY25 results alongside a sweeping strategic overhaul, including a major cost-saving program and plans to spin off its vaccine unit CSL Seqirus as a standalone ASX-listed company.

CSL Limited posted a 14% rise in net profit for FY2025, underpinned by strong immunoglobulin sales and new product launches, while announcing plans to demerge its vaccines business, CSL Seqirus, to sharpen strategic focus.

Mercury NZ Limited reported a 10% decline in earnings for FY2025 amid challenging generation conditions but is pressing ahead with significant renewable energy investments and raised dividends.

Reliance Worldwide Corporation reports a solid 5.5% sales increase and a 13.5% rise in net profit for FY25, boosted by the Holman acquisition, while cautioning on tariff impacts ahead.

Reliance Worldwide Corporation reported a solid 5.5% revenue increase and a 13.5% rise in net profit for FY25, driven by the full-year impact of its Holman Industries acquisition and strategic capital returns.

Judo Capital Holdings delivered a robust FY25 with strong loan and deposit growth, improved profitability, and a strategic technology upgrade, setting the stage for ambitious FY26 targets.

Judo Bank reported a robust 24% increase in statutory net profit after tax for FY25, driven by strong loan book growth and operational efficiencies. The bank projects even stronger profit growth in FY26, underpinned by strategic expansion and technology upgrades.

Judo Capital Holdings Limited reported a robust FY25 with a 16% loan book expansion and a 14% rise in underlying profit before tax, underpinned by operational leverage and strategic regional growth.

HMC Capital Limited reported a record FY25 profit of $265.2 million, driven by strategic acquisitions and growth in digital infrastructure and energy transition sectors. The company also declared a consistent dividend and strengthened its balance sheet with an increased undrawn debt facility.

Simonds Group delivered stable FY25 revenue and modest EBITDA growth despite one-off acquisition expenses, positioning itself for growth through strategic product and channel expansion in FY26.

Simonds Group reported a stable $665.6 million revenue for FY25, with normalised net profit after tax surging 90% to $5.7 million, driven by the acquisition of Dennis Family Homes and improved margins.