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Pure Foods Tasmania has expanded its Tasmanian Pâté distribution from 300 to 700 Coles stores nationally, driving a forecast 15% uplift in sales. Early orders in September surged more than tenfold, signaling strong consumer demand.

The Calmer Co (ASX – CCO) reported an impressive $8 million revenue for FY25, marking 86% year-over-year growth and positioning itself as a global leader in the emerging kava market. With expanding retail presence and strong US sales, the company is on track to break even in 2026.

The Calmer Co International Limited has reported its strongest quarterly revenue ever at $2.4 million, driven by robust Australian retail sales and expanding US market presence. The company is also advancing a $1.4 million convertible note to fuel growth and inventory expansion.

OMG Group Limited has reported a remarkable 114% year-on-year increase in net sales for Q1 FY26, driven by robust ecommerce growth and expanding retail partnerships.

Murray Cod Australia Ltd reports a landmark FY25 profit turnaround driven by record biomass growth and infrastructure expansion, setting the stage for a commercial inflection in FY26.

OMG Group has significantly expanded its Oat Milk Goodness PrOATein ready-to-drink range to nearly 1,000 Woolworths stores nationwide, backed by a recent $2 million capital raise and plans for new product launches.

Cobram Estate Olives Limited has launched a $185 million capital raising to fund a major expansion of its vertically integrated olive oil operations in California, aiming to become the largest olive farmer in the US.

Cobram Estate Olives has secured $175 million through an institutional placement to accelerate its expansion in the US, aiming to increase its Californian olive groves to 3,600 hectares and boost olive oil production significantly by 2027.

Coles Group reveals a significant potential financial impact following a Federal Court decision on underpayments to salaried team members, estimating remediation costs between $150 million and $250 million.

Rewardle Holdings reported a modest revenue increase for FY25 but saw its loss more than double, driven by investments in AI-powered MedTech associate CloudHolter and expanded platform initiatives.

The Calmer Co. reports a significant operational turnaround in H2 FY25, with sales momentum building through July and August, driven by cost reductions and new product launches in the US market.

Rewardle Holdings reports a sharp 497% increase in half-year losses amid strategic investments in its MedTech partner CloudHolter and fintech expansions. Despite financial headwinds, the company advances its B2B2C platform with a focus on growth and innovation.