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Guzman Y Gomez Limited has announced a fully franked ordinary dividend of AUD 0.126 per share for the financial year ending June 2025, signaling steady shareholder returns.

Guzman y Gomez Limited (GYG) reported a strong FY25 turnaround with revenue up 27% and a maiden fully franked dividend declared, underpinned by robust Australia segment growth and ongoing US expansion.

Retail Food Group Limited reported steady FY25 growth, underpinned by brand modernization and expansion plans including the upcoming launch of Firehouse Subs in Australia. The company is also restructuring its company stores to sharpen focus on high-growth brands.

Retail Food Group Limited reported a 1.7% rise in FY25 underlying EBITDA to $29.6 million, driven by strong growth in Beefy’s Pies and a strategic pivot towards Firehouse Subs in Australia. The company is also considering divesting Brumby’s Bakery amid portfolio reshaping.

Ampol Limited reported a resilient first half in 2025 with steady earnings and declared a fully franked interim dividend, while announcing a transformative acquisition of EG Australia pending regulatory approval.

Dexus Convenience Retail REIT reported steady FY25 results, maintaining near-full occupancy and a strong portfolio valued at $728 million, while advancing key redevelopment projects and sustainability initiatives.

Dexus Convenience Retail REIT has reported FY25 results slightly above guidance, underpinned by strong portfolio income growth and a robust balance sheet. The fund is advancing its Glass House Mountains redevelopment, positioning for future income expansion.

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.

Domino’s Pizza Enterprises announces CEO Mark Dyck will step down by December 2025, with Chairman Jack Cowin stepping in as interim Executive Chair to guide the company through its next growth phase.

Collins Foods Limited has confirmed its FY25 earnings aligned closely with market forecasts, addressing ASX concerns over potential surprises. The company highlighted positive margin outcomes and clarified the impact of a Netherlands impairment.

Collins Foods delivered resilient FY25 results with solid revenue growth and a strategic pivot towards German market expansion, while addressing profitability challenges in the Netherlands.

Collins Foods reported a record $1.52 billion revenue for FY25 with flat EBITDA despite tough market conditions, while signaling optimism for low to mid-teens NPAT growth in FY26.