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Harmoney has delivered a robust FY25 performance, exceeding its upgraded profit guidance with strong loan book growth and improved efficiency. The fintech lender projects a remarkable 111% increase in cash NPAT for FY26, driven by its AI-powered Stellare 2.0 platform and strategic expansion plans.

FleetPartners delivered a resilient 3Q25 performance with 5% growth in key metrics despite operational challenges from a major system upgrade. A recent $400 million asset-backed securitisation deal also improved funding costs, positioning the company for growth in underpenetrated markets.

Perpetual Limited reported a 2.5% increase in assets under management to A$226.8 billion for Q4 FY25, driven by strong market performance and inflows. The company reaffirmed its expense guidance and continues to pursue the sale of its Wealth Management business.

FleetPartners Group has successfully priced a A$400 million Australian asset-backed securitisation, including a green tranche funding electric vehicle leases, while issuing a correction to a previous announcement.

FleetPartners has priced a A$400 million asset backed securitisation, featuring a green tranche dedicated to electric vehicle leases, marking a notable step in sustainable finance.

Harmoney’s founder Neil Roberts has sold 3.6 million shares, reducing his stake to 15%, as he transitions from Chief Strategy Officer to a non-executive director role.

FleetPartners has wrapped up its Accelerate transformation, boosting operational efficiency and asset growth, even as net profit after tax excluding amortisation dipped 7% in 1H25. The group announced a $25.3 million share buy-back and a new Chief Strategy Officer to spearhead growth.

Computershare Limited reaffirmed its FY25 guidance at the Macquarie Australia Conference, projecting a 15% increase in management EPS supported by strong revenue growth and disciplined capital management.

MONEYME’s loan book surged to $1.5 billion in 3Q25, driven by a 65% jump in originations and steady revenue, underpinned by improved credit quality and innovative AI deployment.

EBOS Group Limited’s interim results for H1 2025 reveal a notable decrease in revenue and profit compared to the prior year, yet the company maintains its interim dividend, signaling confidence despite headwinds.

MyState Limited reported a modest revenue increase but an 8.9% decline in statutory profit for the half year ended December 2024, while declaring a fully franked interim dividend. The company is set to complete a transformative merger with Auswide Bank, aiming for earnings accretion from FY26.

Resimac Group reports a 12% decline in normalised net profit after tax for 1H25, driven by increased provisioning in its asset finance portfolio, while operating profit rises 20%. The lender signals challenges ahead but remains confident in its core business momentum.