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Ventia Services Group has secured a substantial $935 million contract to provide clothing services to the Australian Defence Force, marking a significant expansion of its defence sector presence.

James Bay Minerals has entered a binding agreement to acquire the high-grade Shafter Silver Project in Texas, featuring substantial existing infrastructure and a rich production history. The acquisition is backed by a $30 million capital raise and signals a strategic expansion into a premier US mining jurisdiction.

Cryosite Limited has inked a deal to acquire a strategic freehold warehouse in Auburn, NSW, doubling its storage capacity and positioning itself for significant growth in clinical trial logistics.

Quantum Graphite Ltd reported a significant revenue jump alongside a $4.9 million net loss for FY2025, as it pushes forward with its Uley 2 graphite project backed by major infrastructure and funding initiatives.

Synlait has agreed to sell its North Island assets to global healthcare giant Abbott for approximately US$178 million, marking a strategic reset focused on debt reduction and operational simplification. The deal, expected to close by April 2026, positions Synlait to concentrate on its South Island operations and explore new growth avenues.

Briscoe Group Limited reported a near-flat half-year sales performance with a modest decline in net profit, while advancing key strategic investments including a new distribution centre. The company declared a 10-cent interim dividend amid cautious economic outlook.

Atturra Limited has completed the acquisition of Blue Connections Pty Ltd for $18 million upfront, aiming to boost its managed services capabilities and establish a key Victorian hub. The deal includes performance-based earn-outs, signaling strategic growth in IT solutions.

Waterco Limited reported a 4% increase in FY25 sales revenue to $249.4 million, driven by regional growth and integration benefits from the Davey acquisition. Despite revenue gains, earnings declined due to cost pressures and restructuring, with statutory NPAT down 31%.

Maggie Beer Holdings Ltd reports a transformative FY25 marked by strategic restructuring, significant cost savings, and a 3.7% sales increase excluding Paris Creek Farms. Despite EBITDA pressures from non-recurring investments, the company is positioning for sustainable profitability and growth in FY26.

DGL Group reported a 4% revenue increase to $481.5 million in FY25, but underlying profits took a hit due to operational losses and restructuring costs. The company is investing heavily in growth and system integration to drive future efficiency.

MOVE Logistics Group Limited reported a solid FY25 performance with a 61% improvement in normalised earnings despite a challenging economy, setting the stage for a return to profitability in FY26.

CTI Logistics reported modest revenue growth and a strong EBITDA increase in FY25, underpinned by a significant property valuation uplift and strategic capital investments. The company is poised for sustainable growth amid a consolidating freight market.