Latest Tariff Impact News

Light & Wonder, Inc. reported a steady 2% revenue rise in Q1 2025, marking its 16th consecutive quarter of growth, alongside margin expansion and a $166 million share buyback. The company is on track to close its strategic $850 million acquisition of Grover Gaming’s charitable business.

ARN Media Limited’s 2025 AGM update highlights robust financial health, a strategic $40 million transformation program, and strong digital audio momentum despite a modest revenue dip year-to-date.

ARN Media reports resilient 2024 financials driven by digital growth and Cody Outdoor contracts, launching a major cost-cutting transformation to sharpen its competitive edge.

Temple & Webster reports a strong trading update with revenue growth accelerating to 23% since March and a positive EBITDA margin outlook for FY25, despite ongoing economic headwinds.

Gale Pacific has sharply downgraded its full-year EBITDA guidance due to tariff-driven demand softness in the US, while its Australia, New Zealand, and developing markets hold steady.

Reliance Worldwide Corporation outlines its strategic response to US tariffs, emphasizing diversified sourcing and price adjustments to sustain margins in a $25.3 billion plumbing market. The company forecasts broadly flat FY25 sales with slight margin pressure but remains confident in long-term growth.

Reliance Worldwide Corporation updates on the financial impact of new US tariffs, outlining a multi-pronged mitigation strategy and revising its FY25 sales outlook amid market uncertainty.

Cardiex reports strong early sales momentum for its CONNEQT Pulse device with approximately 3,000 units sold or contracted since its mid-January launch, supported by innovative app features and operational efficiencies. Despite regulatory delays in the US pharma sector and tariff challenges, the company is positioned for scalable growth and category leadership in preventative cardiovascular care.

SomnoMed Limited reported a robust 23.2% revenue increase in Q3 FY25, reaffirming its full-year guidance while actively addressing new US tariffs through potential duty-free exemptions.

Atomos Limited reported a $2.3 million operating cash outflow in Q3 FY25 amid seasonal softness and tariff challenges, while announcing a leadership change and a bold expansion into new product categories beyond its core monitor-recorder business.

Lucapa Diamond Company Limited reported a robust Q1 2025 with a 74% increase in diamond grade at Lulo and a 36% revenue rise, while advancing its stake in the Lulo JV to 51%. Exploration at Merlin in Australia revealed significant new targets, setting the stage for further growth.

Fluence Corporation reported a robust Q1 2025 with revenue surging 64.5% year-over-year, driven by the Ivory Coast Addendum project, while EBITDA turned positive for the first time in over a year. The company maintains its full-year guidance despite tariff uncertainties.