Latest Profitability News

Gratifii Limited has posted a record $19.4 million in cash receipts for 4Q FY25, marking a 210% year-on-year increase and signaling strong momentum as it nears completion of its platform migration and expands its Member’s Mobile offering.

Collins Foods Limited has updated its dividend announcement, confirming a fully franked ordinary dividend of AUD 0.15 per share and revealing the Dividend Reinvestment Plan price at AUD 8.92 per share.

Income Asset Management Group Limited delivered its strongest quarter ever in Q4 FY2025, reporting record revenue and robust growth in funds under advice alongside positive operating cash flow.

Aumake Limited reports a robust 50% revenue increase to $39 million for FY25, driven by improving China-Australia trade relations. The company unveils a strategic pivot and corporate restructuring to sharpen its focus on profitable growth and brand incubation.

Merchant House International has completed the sale of its American Merchant, Inc. assets, generating significant profits and setting the stage for winding up operations and voluntary delisting from the ASX.

Step One Clothing reports modest revenue growth for FY25 despite a dip in earnings before interest and tax, highlighting ongoing consumer caution and strategic marketing restraint.

Macquarie Group Limited reported a 5% increase in FY25 profit to A$3.715 billion, declaring a higher dividend and announcing a key CFO transition. The group also outlined a strategic divestment and cautious outlook for FY26.

Macquarie Group reported a decline in net profit contribution for the first quarter of FY26, driven by mixed performances across its divisions, while maintaining a robust capital surplus and announcing a key CFO transition.

Tshipi é Ntle has declared a ZAR300 million final dividend for FY2025 H2, with Jupiter Mines set to receive approximately A$12.3 million. This payout underscores the manganese mine’s robust cash flow generation amid market cycles.

QuickFee Limited reports a record A$7.2 million quarterly revenue, driven by strong US and Australian growth, alongside positive underlying profitability and a major refinancing.

Bapcor reports a softer FY25 with pro-forma NPAT of $81-82 million and statutory NPAT sharply lower at $31-34 million, citing operational disruptions and a challenging retail environment. The company also announces key board resignations amid a strategic reset.

Spirit Technology Solutions reports a strong FY25 with underlying EBITDA soaring to $11 million and a return to profitability in its Managed Services segment after years of restructuring.