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Domain Holdings Australia has announced a fully franked special dividend alongside a recommended $4.43 per share acquisition offer from CoStar Group, pending shareholder and court approval.

The Star Entertainment Group has terminated its binding Heads of Agreement with joint venture partners over Brisbane and Gold Coast developments, retaining its assets but incurring significant repayment and reimbursement obligations.

Identitii Limited advances its BNDRY AML platform tailored for clubs and pubs through strategic collaborations and new funding, while managing cash flow pressures and legal challenges.

AssetOwl has slashed over $700,000 in debt through a substantial share issuance while reactivating its Pirsee platform to explore new industry applications.

RMA Global Limited has reported its first full year of positive operating cash flow alongside accelerating revenue growth in both the US and ANZ markets, driven by strategic product launches and expanded brokerage partnerships.

Way2VAT Ltd has reported a record quarterly revenue of A$1.65 million in Q2 FY25, driven by new contracts and deeper client engagement, while successfully trimming operating costs.

Raptis Group has entered a facilitation agreement to source funding for the Sterling Residences Broadbeach project, potentially earning up to $16 million in commission fees upon completion and unit settlements.

Openn Negotiation Limited reported a $245k net cash outflow from operations in Q1 2025, offset partially by $211k in financing activities, leaving the company with just $6k in cash. The company depends on interest-free loans from its major shareholder to sustain operations amid limited liquidity.

Domain Holdings Australia has set the second court hearing for its proposed CoStar scheme of arrangement on 6 August 2025, clarifying an earlier date error.

CAQ Holdings reported a significant 35% decline in leasing revenue for the June 2025 quarter amid tenant contract changes and high vacancy rates. The company is optimistic about a turnaround following new customs policies in Hainan Free Trade Port set to take effect in December.

Garda Property Group’s FY25 results reveal a strategic pivot with significant asset sales and a sharp reduction in gearing, setting the stage for an 11% rise in distributions in FY26.

Garda Property Group reported a 4.3% rise in revenue and a significant reduction in losses for FY25, alongside a modest decline in net tangible assets per security. Investors welcomed the return of dividends after a year without payouts.