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Ryder Capital Limited reports a robust $13.02 million total comprehensive income for 1H FY25, driving a 12.5% increase in its fully franked interim dividend to 4.5 cents per share.

Macquarie Group’s 3Q25 trading update reveals strong growth in its annuity-style businesses, while markets-facing segments face pressure from subdued commodity markets, resulting in a mixed financial performance for the year to date.

Maas Group Holdings has announced a fresh on-market share buyback of up to 10% of its issued capital, signaling strong confidence in its financial health and future prospects.

Duxton Water Limited reports a $22 million increase in its water portfolio value for December 2024, driven by strategic acquisitions and rising allocation prices amid persistent dry weather in the Murray-Darling Basin.

Duxton Farms Limited reported a robust Q2 FY2025, driven by favourable weather conditions and strategic investments, including a share buyback and increased stakes in agricultural ventures. The company recorded a $2.24 million operating cash flow surplus amid mixed crop yields and ongoing diversification.

Connexion Mobility Limited reported a robust 15% revenue increase and a 43% jump in profit after tax for the half-year ended December 2024, underscoring its growing foothold in automotive SaaS solutions while continuing to invest in future growth.

Karoon Energy delivered a record full-year sales revenue of US$776.5 million in 2024 despite a slight production dip in the final quarter. The company’s revised resource estimates and plans to acquire the Baúna FPSO signal a pivotal phase for its growth trajectory.

Karoon Energy plans to expand its on-market share buyback program by an additional US$75 million, aiming to invest a total of US$125 million in shares by the end of 2025 amid a belief that its stock is undervalued.

Locality Planning Energy Holdings (LPE) reports a cashflow positive half-year and reduces debt, while securing a landmark energy management contract for Queensland's largest social housing project.

Mitchell Services reported a $46.7 million revenue and $5.6 million EBITDA in Q2 FY25, reflecting a strategic transition phase marked by increased mobilisation for new projects in PNG and decarbonisation drilling. Despite short-term softness, the company’s strengthened balance sheet and expanded service offerings position it for growth.

Mount Gibson Iron reported a stronger December quarter with increased iron ore shipments and cashflow, while preparing for a potential accounting impairment due to recent price fluctuations.

Connexion Mobility reports robust Q2 FY25 results with revenue and net profit surging, driven by subscription growth and strategic product launches. The company’s focus on user engagement and marketplace expansion signals promising long-term shareholder value.