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Sandfire Resources Ltd reported a 26% surge in FY25 revenue to US$1.176 billion alongside a 46% rise in underlying EBITDA, driven by robust copper production and operational resilience despite severe weather disruptions. The company also slashed net debt by US$273 million, setting the stage for further growth in FY26.

Count Limited reported a remarkable 705% increase in profit after tax for FY2025, driven by successful acquisitions and operational synergies. The company also declared a fully franked final dividend of 2.75 cents per share, underscoring confidence in sustained growth.

CurveBeam AI Limited posted a strong 85% increase in revenue to $12.1 million for FY25, alongside a reduced net loss of $16.8 million. Despite operational improvements and a recent $11.58 million capital raise, the company flags material uncertainty over its ability to continue as a going concern.

Aquirian Limited reported a 12.6% revenue increase to $26.07 million for FY25 but posted a $3.41 million statutory loss amid ramp-up costs and impairments. The company is advancing its Energetics and Technology divisions, including the Wubin Emulsion Facility and Collar Keeper® System.

IDP Education Limited reported a 15% revenue decline and a 66% drop in net profit for FY25, driven by sustained policy restrictions across key international student markets. The company is responding with a multi-year transformation program focused on cost reduction and AI-driven innovation.

Trajan Group Holdings Limited reported a 7.4% increase in revenue to $166.5 million for FY25, marking a significant turnaround with a return to profit after tax attributable to owners of $2.2 million. The company also reduced net debt and improved EBITDA by 26.2%, driven by organic growth and strategic acquisitions.

City Chic Collective Limited reported a significant reduction in its FY25 net loss alongside modest revenue growth, setting the stage for a potential turnaround in FY26 backed by cost savings and a clean debt facility.

Macquarie Technology Group reported modest revenue and profit growth for FY25, underpinned by a new $450 million undrawn debt facility aimed at expanding its data centre portfolio. The company’s strategic investments include the on-time construction of IC3 SuperWest and a $240 million option to acquire land for a new Sydney campus.

NextEd Group Limited reported a 13.9% revenue decline to $95.9 million for FY25 but achieved a 53% improvement in net loss after tax, driven by cost savings and operational efficiencies. The company’s strategic repositioning includes leadership changes and expanded vocational offerings.

Shriro Holdings reported a 13.6% revenue decline to $103.3 million in FY25 but delivered a 5.5% rise in EBITDA and an 8.7% increase in net profit after tax. The company completed a $15 million share buy-back and deferred its final dividend as it explores alternative capital uses.

Platinum Asset Management reports improved FY2025 financials alongside a transformative merger proposal with L1 Capital, aiming to create a $16.5 billion alternative asset manager.

Platinum Asset Management reported a sharp 86% drop in profit for FY25, driven by a 39% decline in funds under management amid sustained outflows and investment challenges. The company announced a transformative merger with L1 Capital, aiming to create a $16.5 billion asset manager.