Latest Retail Partnerships News

Biome Australia has secured key distribution partnerships with Mecca and Go Vita, launching its Activated Probiotics range into premium beauty and health food channels across Australia.

Qantas Airways reported a robust 15% increase in underlying profit before tax for FY25, driven by strong operational performance and strategic fleet investments. The airline also announced a fully franked final dividend and special dividend, underscoring its financial strength and shareholder focus.

Vita Life Sciences reported a robust half-year performance with revenue up 15.4% to A$45.5 million and a 12.2% rise in net profit, driven by strong growth in Australia and Southeast Asia. The company also increased its interim dividend to 4.5 cents per share, signaling confidence despite challenges in China.

Latitude Group Holdings Limited reported robust half-year results with record new loan originations, expanding receivables, and improved margins, underpinned by strong operational execution and funding strategies.

Lynch Group Holdings Limited reported solid revenue growth and a sharp reduction in net loss for FY2025, while announcing a scheme of arrangement acquisition by Hasfarm Holdings Limited.

MyEco Group Ltd reported an 8.6% rise in FY25 sales driven by strong growth in its global MyEco® product line and new UK retail partnerships, while navigating challenges in resin markets and US tariffs.

Eagers Automotive reported a record-breaking 2024 with $11.2 billion in revenue and maintained its dividend, while securing a pivotal retail agreement with BYD Australia and unveiling a new community initiative.

The Calmer Co. International Limited has significantly expanded the distribution of its flagship kava products in Coles supermarkets, reflecting growing consumer appetite for natural relaxation alternatives to alcohol.

The GPT Group reveals robust occupancy and leasing growth in 2024, offset by a statutory loss driven by property valuation declines. Strategic partnerships and development projects position the company for future earnings expansion.

HydraLyte USA has completed the divestiture of its non-US assets, wiping out debt and boosting cash reserves to US$3.2 million, while focusing its growth strategy on the US ecommerce market with a 28% quarterly revenue increase.

Nutritional Growth Solutions reported a slight revenue decline in Q4 FY24 but remains optimistic about growth and profitability in FY25, buoyed by renewed Walmart partnerships and expanding Asian distribution.

Entertainment Rewards Ltd has reported its strongest quarterly revenue performance in over three years, driven by growth in Gift Cards, Paid Advertising, and its Frequent Values program, while continuing to invest heavily in marketing and sales.