Latest Profitability News

Netlinkz Limited has officially launched its Securelink joint venture in the Philippines, marking a strategic pivot towards ASEAN markets while progressing a debt restructure and capital raise to support growth and an ASX relisting.

Netlinkz Limited reports $2.4 million in quarterly receipts and announces a strategic joint venture in the Philippines, enhancing its cybersecurity footprint in the ASEAN region with innovative network solutions.

Finbar Group has acquired a prime West Leederville site for $15.7 million, aiming to develop 240 apartments valued at $200 million, with earnings expected by FY2030.

Polymetals Resources has halved its US$20 million debt facility and raised A$15 million in equity to support the Endeavor Mine's transition to steady production.

Cobram Estate Olives has reported a record 2025 Australian olive harvest with a 10.2% increase in production and forecasts a strong FY2025 EBITDA of $115 million. The company also announces strategic moves including a CEO relocation to the US and acquisition of farming machinery business Leda Ag.

Black Cat Syndicate has inked a binding agreement to purchase up to 125,000 tonnes of ore from Auric Mining, aiming to boost gold production at its Lakewood facility starting September 2025.

Senetas reports FY2025 sales slightly below last year amid partner integration delays, while progressing with the Votiro business sale and maintaining strong cash reserves.

Wrkr Ltd has extended its partnership with MUFG Retirement Solutions to deliver an advanced digital platform for AustralianSuper, aiming to streamline employer services and align with upcoming superannuation reforms.

RPMGlobal reports a strong 30.9% rise in software sales for FY2025, driven by subscription growth, with recurring revenue and backlog reaching new highs.

Aumake Limited unveils a major FY26 restructuring, splitting operations into two focused units and targeting acquisitions in health supplements to boost profitability and market reach.

The ACCC has approved Cleanaway’s acquisition of Contract Resources, finding no significant threat to competition in Australia’s industrial and waste management sectors. The decision highlights the resilience of competition, especially in the oil and gas services market.

The ACCC has approved DP World Australia’s acquisition of Silk Logistics, concluding it won’t significantly harm competition in container stevedoring and logistics services. The decision follows a thorough investigation into potential market impacts.