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RooLife Group Ltd has successfully raised $2 million through an oversubscribed strategic placement, positioning the company to expand its e-commerce footprint across key international markets.

RooLife Group has secured a two-year supply agreement with Eternal Asia, granting access to over one million retail outlets across China and potential annual orders worth up to AUD 110 million.

MOVE Logistics Group has achieved its FY25 financial targets, showcasing significant improvements in earnings and operational efficiency despite a tough economic backdrop in New Zealand.

McPherson’s Limited anticipates FY25 revenue around $139 million with a strong second-half EBITDA rebound, while its strategic shift to third-party wholesalers sets the stage for significant EBIT gains in FY26.

The ACCC has approved DP World Australia’s acquisition of Silk Logistics, concluding it won’t significantly harm competition in container stevedoring and logistics services. The decision follows a thorough investigation into potential market impacts.

Wiseway Group Limited will seek retrospective shareholder approval for critical related party leases after ASX determines prior approvals were required. The company assures operations remain unaffected as it commissions an independent fairness report.

Bioxyne Limited's subsidiary Breathe Life Sciences has achieved key GMP certifications across multiple international markets, paving the way for expanded operations in Europe, the UK, Canada, and Singapore. The company signals strong growth prospects for FY2026, with formal guidance expected in August.

Bioxyne Limited has raised its FY2025 revenue guidance to $28 million, driven by explosive growth in Australian pharmaceutical manufacturing and the upcoming commercial production of MDMA capsules. The company is also making strides in expanding its footprint across Europe.

Green Critical Minerals has raised A$7 million through an institutional placement to accelerate the commercial rollout of its Very High Density graphite technology, aiming for first revenue in early 2026.

NTAW Holdings has terminated its Australian Dunlop tyre distribution agreements, entering new contracts with Sumitomo Rubber Industries and Goodyear entities, while continuing Dunlop distribution in New Zealand. The move marks a strategic pivot as NTAW aims to grow other business units and reduce costs.

Anagenics Ltd has reported a significant earnings turnaround in 3Q25 following a strategic business restructure, alongside securing a multi-year royalty agreement worth $4.4 million with York Street Brands.

Anagenics Limited has completed a significant restructuring to simplify operations and issued 35 million shares to FOS Capital as part of this process. The company confirms its going concern status and outlines plans for organic and acquisitive growth over the next year.