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Otto Energy has secured a final Australian Taxation Office ruling clarifying the tax treatment of its recent $0.008 per share distribution, splitting it between a return of capital and a dividend.

Ryder Capital has halted its Dividend Reinvestment Plan, opting to pay shareholders cash dividends instead. The move raises questions about the company’s strategic direction and shareholder returns.

InFocus Group Holdings has extended its convertible note facility with Obsidian Global, unlocking up to AUD 450,000 to accelerate growth in digital assets, AI, and machine learning.

SDI Limited reports a flat sales performance for FY25 with regional growth offset by declines in key markets, while advancing its Montrose facility project with funding plans underway.

Topco, the newly proposed ASX-listed entity from the merger of Soul Patts and Brickworks, has secured full equity funding of approximately $1.4 billion, setting the stage for the merger’s next phase.

Brookside Energy announces an on-market share buy-back of up to 4.8 million shares, aiming to return capital and support its growth strategy amid evolving market conditions.

Senetas reports FY2025 sales slightly below last year amid partner integration delays, while progressing with the Votiro business sale and maintaining strong cash reserves.

Sparc Hydrogen, in partnership with the University of Adelaide, has won a $2.75 million Australian Government grant to advance its pioneering green hydrogen pilot plant. This funding underscores the commercial promise of its novel photocatalytic water splitting technology.

Acrux Limited has secured a further $0.46 million advance on its FY25 R&D Tax Incentive, bringing total advances to $2.19 million and supporting its pharmaceutical product development and working capital needs.

Washington H. Soul Pattinson has completed a major repurchase of its $450 million convertible notes, retiring nearly all outstanding debt and setting the stage for potential full redemption.

Helia Group reveals ING Bank Australia will not renew its Lenders Mortgage Insurance contract beyond June 2026, prompting a strategic business review amid evolving market dynamics.

James Hardie Industries has completed its $8.4 billion acquisition of The AZEK Company, creating a powerhouse in exterior home and outdoor living solutions. The merger promises accelerated growth, significant synergies, and a broadened global footprint.