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Vitura Health Limited has announced its third fully franked dividend of 0.2 cents per share following a profitable FY2025, reinforcing its unique position in the medicinal cannabis sector. Shareholders are invited to participate in a discounted Dividend Reinvestment Plan.

GTN Limited reported a modest revenue decline and a sharper EBITDA drop in FY25 but rewarded shareholders with strong returns including dividends, buybacks, and a significant capital return.

GTN Limited reported a 2% revenue decline to AUD 180.2 million and a net loss after tax of AUD 6.06 million for FY25, alongside a capital return approved by shareholders. The company is navigating operational challenges while positioning for future growth across its global media platform.

Southern Cross Media Group (SCA) reports a robust FY25 with digital audio growth driving a 34.4% EBITDA increase and a 37% reduction in net debt, while resuming dividends.

Southern Cross Media Group (SCA) reports a robust FY25 with 5% revenue growth, a surge in digital earnings, and a significant reduction in debt, underpinning a resumed dividend payout.

Shaver Shop Group Limited reported a slight decline in revenue and net profit for FY2025, offset by improved gross margins driven by private label launches and exclusive product rights. The company declared a steady fully franked dividend and outlined strategic growth initiatives.

Navigator Global Investments (NGI) reported a strong FY25 with record earnings driven by robust revenue growth and strategic investments, reinforcing its unique position in alternative asset management on the ASX.

Navigator Global Investments Limited (ASX, NGI) reported a robust 80% increase in net profit for FY25, driven by strong performance fees and strategic acquisitions including 1315 Capital Partners. The company also announced key board transitions as it reviews its dividend policy amid growth ambitions.

Bendigo and Adelaide Bank reported an 11% rise in customers and a 6.6% increase in deposits for FY25, while statutory earnings were weighed down by a significant goodwill impairment charge.

PeopleIN’s FY2025 results reveal a revenue dip amid challenging conditions, offset by strategic cost savings, strong cash flow, and a $6 million share buy-back, positioning the company for growth in Queensland and Defence sectors.

PeopleIN Limited reported a resilient FY25 with a 6.4% revenue dip but strengthened its balance sheet through $27.45 million debt reduction and announced a $6 million on-market share buy-back.

PeopleIN Limited posted a statutory net loss of $11.862 million for FY25, impacted by tough economic conditions and weather disruptions, while achieving significant cost savings and announcing a $6 million share buy-back.