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Experience Co Limited reports a robust FY25 with revenue growth and a significant jump in earnings, driven by a tourism rebound in Australia and New Zealand.

Experience Co Limited reported a 6% increase in revenue to $134.3 million for FY25, alongside a 34% rise in underlying EBITDA to $19.3 million, marking its best financial performance since FY19. The company declared a fully franked dividend and initiated a 10% on-market share buy-back.

Entertainment Rewards Ltd reported a 12.7% increase in operating revenue for FY2025, driven by growth in key segments, but posted a wider net loss of $9.7 million amid higher expenses and a major convertible loan amendment.

Webjet Group Limited reported steady FY25 EBITDA of $51.6 million, buoyed by rising international bookings despite domestic softness, and unveiled an ambitious FY30 strategy including the acquisition of Locomote to expand its business travel footprint.

Qantas Airways reported a robust 15% increase in underlying profit before tax for FY25, driven by strong operational performance and strategic fleet investments. The airline also announced a fully franked final dividend and special dividend, underscoring its financial strength and shareholder focus.

Qantas reports a robust FY25 with a 15% rise in underlying profit and announces a major order for 20 new A321XLR aircraft, signaling a bold expansion of its domestic and international fleet.

Qantas Airways has announced a fully franked dividend of AUD 0.264 per share for the first half of FY25, reflecting confidence in its financial position amid ongoing industry recovery.

Qantas Airways posted a robust FY25 financial performance with a 28% rise in statutory profit after tax, supported by strong travel demand and strategic fleet investments. The Group also announced substantial dividends and completed a $431 million share buy-back, while closing Jetstar Asia to focus on core markets.

Atlas Arteria’s half-year report for June 2025 reveals stable traffic and revenue growth across its French, German, and US toll road assets, underpinned by disciplined financial management and strategic capital investments.

Atlas Arteria reported a statutory net profit of $73.3 million for H1 2025, impacted by a new tax, while toll revenues rose 8.1%. The company reaffirmed its 2025 distribution guidance of 40 cents per security, supported by strong free cash flow growth.

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.