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Experience Co Limited reported a resilient 10% growth in underlying EBITDA for Q3 FY25, overcoming significant weather disruptions that impacted its Adventure Experiences segment. Skydiving operations, particularly in New Zealand, drove the positive momentum, while April trading showed all units profitable.

Light & Wonder, Inc. reported steady Q1 2025 results with modest revenue growth, margin expansion, and a strategic acquisition poised to reshape its land-based gaming footprint.

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.

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.

City Chic Collective faces a challenging US market due to steep tariff hikes on Chinese imports, prompting a strategic pause on new stock and a revised FY25 revenue outlook. Meanwhile, its ANZ operations continue robust growth, balancing the Group’s overall performance.

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.

BirdDog Technology reported a slight 4.1% decline in Q3 FY25 sales to A$3.6 million while progressing strongly on its next-generation product roadmap and implementing significant cost reductions.

Harris Technology Group reported steady Q3 FY25 sales of $3.3 million alongside a modest operating cash outflow, while successfully raising $1.5 million to fuel expansion in refurbished electronics.

Alexium International Group reported a challenging Q3 FY2025 with lower revenues due to softness in the US bedding market, while making significant technological strides and maintaining a solid funding position.

Hiremii Limited has completed its 2024-25 AI recruitment platform roadmap nine weeks early, with its proprietary AI outperforming industry shortlisting benchmarks. Despite a slight revenue decline due to market slowdowns, the company is poised for growth through technology commercialization and strategic M&A.

Boss Energy’s March quarter report reveals a successful ramp-up at its Honeymoon Uranium Project, delivering its first free cash flow and beating cost guidance, while strategic investments and exploration progress position the company well amid a tightening uranium market.

Breville Group Limited delivered a robust first half for FY25, posting double-digit revenue growth and a significant rise in net profit, underpinned by strong consumer demand and proactive inventory management to counter tariff risks.