Latest Revenue Forecast News

Bioxyne Limited has raised its FY2025 revenue guidance to $28 million, driven by explosive growth in Australian pharmaceutical manufacturing and the upcoming commercial production of MDMA capsules. The company is also making strides in expanding its footprint across Europe.

Austin Engineering has raised its FY25 revenue guidance to $370 million, driven by strong growth in the Americas, but has lowered its EBIT forecast due to operational challenges in Chile.

Mineral Resources Limited has lowered its FY25 volume guidance for Onslow Iron due to haulage constraints but remains on track to reach full capacity by early 2026.

Metro Performance Glass reported a net loss for FY25 amid market softness but outlines a clear recovery plan with leadership changes and an equity raise to strengthen its position.

Credit Clear Limited confirms it remains on track to meet its FY25 earnings guidance, buoyed by strong client growth and cost-cutting measures, even as revenue forecasts are revised downward due to timing delays.

Way2VAT has secured a significant three-year contract with global real estate giant JLL, deploying its AI-driven VAT recovery and compliance platform across 25 entities worldwide. This deal positions Way2VAT as a key player in automated VAT solutions for multinational corporations.

Duratec Limited has lowered its FY25 revenue and EBITDA guidance due to project delays and weather disruptions but remains optimistic about a robust pipeline and growth prospects in FY26.

Kinatico (ASX:KYP) has upgraded its SaaS revenue forecast for the second half of FY25 to $8.3 million, driven by strong demand for its compliance and credential validation software. The company’s recent sales hires and April launch of Kinatico Compliance underpin this optimistic outlook.

AVJennings reported a 25% rise in Q3 FY25 contract signings and a 26% increase in settlements, while progressing an acquisition scheme that could reshape its future.

Motio Limited has upgraded its FY25 financial guidance following robust trading after the April period, raising revenue and cash EBITDA targets while maintaining a solid cash position.

Corporate Travel Management revises down its FY25 revenue outlook by 4%, citing tariff and economic uncertainties in North America and Asia, while strong client wins bolster confidence for FY26.

Image Resources NL has achieved a key milestone with first heavy mineral concentrate production and shipment from its Atlas project, setting the stage for positive operating cash flow in the coming quarter.