Latest Segment Performance News

News Corporation reported a robust fiscal 2025 with revenues climbing 2% to $8.45 billion and net income from continuing operations surging 71%. The company also announced a new $1 billion accelerated stock repurchase program, underscoring confidence in its financial strength.

Coventry Group’s FY25 results reveal a sharp EBITDA decline amid ERP disruptions and soft markets, prompting a major cost reduction drive for FY26.

Alcoa Corporation reported a solid $164 million net income for Q2 2025 amid strategic portfolio shifts including a new joint venture in Spain and the sale of its Saudi Arabia stake. The company navigated tariff challenges and resumed a key smelter restart after a power outage delay.

Noumi Limited reported a nearly flat Q4 FY25 revenue with mixed segment performances and flagged a net loss for the year amid legacy legal expenses. The company highlights growth in its Milklab brand and export sales while managing significant convertible note obligations.

Babylon Pump & Power capped FY25 with its strongest rental segment performance and is poised to expand significantly following imminent acquisitions of Matrix Hydro Services and Blue Hire.

Michael Hill International reports flat full-year earnings and sales for FY25, with a second-half sales uptick and strategic store closures shaping its outlook.

Flight Centre Travel Group has reported a record total transaction value of $24.5 billion for FY25, yet underlying profits fell slightly short of expectations amid geopolitical tensions and regional challenges. The company is banking on new AI and loyalty initiatives to drive future growth.

Vysarn Limited has delivered record financial results for FY25, driven by strong demand across its water services segments and successful integration of key acquisitions. The company is poised for further growth in FY26, expanding its national footprint and advancing strategic projects.

OFX Group reports a robust start to FY26 with net operating income up 11.3% quarter-on-quarter, driven by its New Client Platform rollout and Enterprise segment growth, while announcing a new share buy-back program.

Peter Warren Automotive Holdings signals a stronger finish to FY25 with an expected $22 million underlying profit, driven by strategic marketing and cost efficiencies. Investors await the full results due in August.

Ampol Limited reports a solid first half of 2025 with earnings growth in Convenience Retail and New Zealand segments, while refinery margins show signs of recovery in the second quarter.

Amotiv Limited reports a slight decline in EBITA for FY25 alongside a significant non-cash impairment on its APG business, reflecting a cautious outlook amid challenging market conditions.