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Flight Centre Travel Group has priced a A$450 million convertible notes offering with a 2.5% coupon and a 37.5% conversion premium, while repurchasing A$225 million of existing notes to streamline its capital structure.

Way2VAT Ltd reported a 43% revenue increase to AUD 2.49 million in H1 FY25, driven by new enterprise contracts including a major deal with JLL. Despite improved operating losses and successful fundraising, the company faces ongoing net losses and liquidity concerns.

United Overseas Australia Ltd reported a robust half-year profit increase of 31.5%, driven by strong property development and hospitality performance, while declaring a new interim dividend.

Flight Centre Travel Group has launched a A$450 million convertible notes offering due 2032, aiming to repurchase up to A$325 million of existing notes and support its growth ambitions with extended debt maturity.

WAM Research Limited reported a robust 22.4% growth in its investment portfolio for FY2025, outperforming key ASX indices and declaring a 10 cents per share dividend, partially franked at 60%. The company’s disciplined focus on undervalued growth stocks underpinned strong returns despite market volatility.

EML Payments Limited reported a 9% revenue increase and 13% rise in underlying EBITDA for FY25, while advancing its EML2.0 transformation and Project Arlo technology platform. Despite a net loss impacted by a shareholder class action provision, the company’s renewed client pipeline and strategic restructuring signal a pivotal phase ahead.

Flight Centre Travel Group Limited has announced a fully franked ordinary dividend of AUD 0.29 per share for the financial year ending June 30, 2025, with flexible multi-currency payment options for shareholders.

SiteMinder Limited reported robust FY25 results with a 27.2% constant currency organic ARR increase and a return to positive underlying EBITDA, driven by its innovative Smart Platform and expanding global footprint.

SiteMinder Limited reported a 17.7% revenue increase to $224.3 million in FY2025, alongside a reduced net loss and positive underlying EBITDA, driven by its innovative Smart Platform strategy and expanding customer base.

Flight Centre Travel Group delivered a record $24.5 billion total transaction value in FY25, navigating a turbulent global travel market with strategic investments in AI and a new loyalty program. While profits dipped nearly 10%, FLT is positioning for growth amid ongoing volatility.

Flight Centre Travel Group achieved a record $24.5 billion in total transaction value for FY25 amid global challenges, while profits dipped due to geopolitical tensions and regional setbacks. The company is betting on AI and a new loyalty program to drive future growth.

Flight Centre Travel Group reported a record $24.5 billion in total transaction value for FY25, yet underlying profit before tax declined nearly 10%, impacted by geopolitical and regional challenges. The company declared a fully franked 29-cent final dividend and outlined strategic investments in AI, digital transformation, and the cruise sector.