Latest Sustainable Growth News

Stakk Limited defies the tech sector slowdown by securing nine new institutional clients in February, adding $1.67 million in annualised recurring revenue and reinforcing its AI-driven platform’s market traction.

OMG Group has secured a national extension with Woolworths to launch three new high-protein oat milk flavours, aiming to capitalise on growing consumer demand and boost FY26 revenue.

Verbrec Limited reports a strong first half of FY2026, with revenue climbing to $46.1 million and EBITDA more than doubling, driven by the strategic acquisition of Alliance Automation.

Mayfield Childcare reported FY25 revenue growth driven by acquisitions but faced EBITDA decline due to occupancy and integration issues. Embark Education’s takeover bid adds a new dimension to the company’s strategic outlook.

Vinyl Group has announced the acquisition of Val Morgan Digital for $10.5 million, significantly expanding its digital media assets and audience reach. This move positions Vinyl as a leading player in Australia’s Adaptive Media landscape with promising financial prospects.

Complii FinTech Solutions reported a $1.35 million loss for H1 FY26 alongside a 6% increase in annual recurring revenue, driven by strategic platform upgrades and expanding client engagement.

HALO Technologies reports a strategic pivot towards APAC growth and a UK business model overhaul, alongside a 16% revenue decline and increased net loss in FY25.

Epsilon Healthcare Limited has reported a robust recovery in 2025, with revenue climbing 68% to $9.39 million and net losses shrinking by 63%, driven by growth in contract manufacturing and a new pharmacy division.

RooLife Group Ltd has reported a 144% surge in half-year revenue to $3.75 million, driven by strong growth in proprietary product sales, notably its RLG Coffee range in China. The company also reduced its net loss by 23%, reflecting operational improvements and strategic divestments.

Synertec Corporation Limited reported a 20% increase in revenue to $10.2 million for the half-year ended 31 December 2025, alongside a 40% improvement in net loss after tax. The company’s Powerhouse renewable energy system continues to gain traction, supported by strategic partnerships and expanded manufacturing.

Skin Elements Limited reported a $4.01 million loss for the half-year ending December 2025, alongside a 41% revenue drop, while securing $2.5 million in fresh capital to advance its proprietary SE Formula biotechnology products.

DigitalX Limited reported a narrower half-year loss and increased revenues, underpinned by a strategic pivot to a Bitcoin-first treasury model and operational cost discipline.