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Broken Hill Mines Limited reported a $2.42 million loss for FY2025 amid a transformative acquisition of Broken Hill Mines Holdings Pty Ltd and a $20 million capital raise, marking its relisting on the ASX under the code BHM.

Next Science reports a 42% improvement in adjusted EBITDA loss for 1H FY25 despite a 7% dip in product sales, while shareholders approve a major asset sale to OSARTIS GmbH.

Next Science Limited reported a 7% revenue decline and a 20% reduction in net loss for H1 2025, alongside a major $50 million asset sale agreement with OSARTIS GmbH. The transaction, approved by shareholders, signals a strategic pivot for the biofilm-focused medical device company.

Scalare Partners reports a 26% rise in FY25 revenue, driven by strong service demand and key acquisitions, including Inhouse Ventures and the pending Tank Stream Labs deal.

Scalare Partners Holdings Limited reported a 26% increase in total revenues to $3.54 million for FY25, driven by strong growth in founder support services and strategic acquisitions. However, the Group recorded a statutory loss of $2.65 million amid increased structural and compliance costs following its ASX listing and expansion.

WhiteHawk Limited reports an 8.6% revenue increase and a 26% reduction in net loss for H1 2025, alongside new US government contracts and a $1.56 million capital raise.

Wellard Limited reported a net profit of US$1.3 million for FY2025, driven by operational improvements and strategic asset sales. With the sale of its last livestock vessels completed, the company plans to delist from the ASX and return surplus cash to shareholders.

Nexion Group has agreed to sell its telecommunications subsidiaries for $4.1 million, aiming to reduce debt and pivot towards its high-growth AI and business intelligence operations.

Adriatic Metals Plc shares have been suspended from the ASX to facilitate its proposed acquisition by Dundee Precious Metals Inc. under a UK scheme of arrangement.

ARC Funds Limited posted a $2.45 million loss for FY2025, driven by strategic investments and increased transaction costs as it expands its funds management platform.

PointsBet Holdings has issued a second supplementary target’s statement reaffirming its unanimous recommendation to accept MIXI Australia’s $1.25 per share cash takeover offer, despite a competing all-scrip bid from betr Entertainment. MIXI’s conditional price increase to $1.30 is unlikely as it cannot secure 90% ownership.

Entertainment Rewards Ltd reported a 12.7% increase in operating revenue for FY2025, driven by growth in key segments, but posted a wider net loss of $9.7 million amid higher expenses and a major convertible loan amendment.