Latest Balance Sheet News

Dominion Income Trust 1 (DN1) has reported a solid start with a $7.3 million profit and $345.9 million in net assets for its inaugural half-year period ending June 2025. The Trust raised $345.45 million through unit offers and delivered a 2.61% net return.

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.

Wiseway Group Limited has reported a remarkable 66% increase in revenue for FY2025, driven by strong operational performance and strategic expansion into the US market. The company also declared a final dividend, signalling confidence in its growth trajectory.

Aeeris Ltd reported a 27.7% revenue increase to $4.36 million for FY25, driven by proprietary platform launches and expanded client contracts, while posting a net loss of $632,731. The company is poised for operational scale and cash flow positivity in FY26.

Income Asset Management Group reported a robust FY2025 with significant revenue and client growth, alongside strategic cost reductions and a new product launch planned for FY26.

Income Asset Management Group reported a 22% revenue increase and a significant reduction in net loss for FY25, underpinned by strategic cost cuts, debt repayment, and governance enhancements. The Group also launched a new managed account product and announced key board changes.

SSH Group Limited reported a 7% revenue decline and a 21% drop in profit after tax for FY2025, while net tangible assets per share doubled amid strategic acquisitions.

333D Limited has reported a remarkable turnaround for the year ended June 2025, posting a profit after tax of $143,777 on the back of a 426% revenue increase driven by its digital asset management strategy. The company also adopted a Bitcoin Treasury Management Policy, signaling a new phase in its financial approach.

Energy Technologies Limited reported a $11 million net loss for FY2025, reflecting a strategic pivot and ongoing capital challenges. Despite a 37% revenue drop, management highlights operational resilience and plans to stabilise through capital management.

OM Holdings reported a slight revenue increase in the first half of 2025 but faced a loss due to falling ferrosilicon prices, while maintaining strong cash flow and preparing key asset sales.

OM Holdings reported a significant turnaround to a US$9.6 million loss in H1 2025 despite stable revenue, driven by weaker alloy prices and operational challenges. The company also announced a conditional sale of its 13% stake in the Tshipi Borwa Manganese Mine.

hummgroup reports a robust 57% increase in FY25 cash profit to $52.9 million, driven by asset growth and operational efficiencies, while navigating regulatory changes and elevated credit losses.