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Dusk Group Limited reported solid financial growth for FY25, with revenue up 7.8% and net profit rising 5.5%, underpinned by strong online sales and strategic store expansions.

Hearts and Minds Investments Limited (HM1) reported a stellar FY25 with total comprehensive income soaring to $124.8 million, nearly doubling the prior year, alongside a dividend increase and sustained philanthropic commitments.

Boss Energy reported a sharp turnaround with a $34.2 million net loss for FY2025 despite generating $75.6 million in revenue, while withholding dividends amid ongoing challenges.

Pathkey.AI Ltd reported a substantial reduction in its annual loss to $1.45 million for FY2025, despite a dramatic 93% plunge in revenue to just $27,783. The company’s financials reveal a cautious recovery phase with significant equity injections and a new cryptocurrency investment.

Jatcorp Limited reported a $6.9 million net loss for FY25, hit by a trademark dispute in China that suspended key product sales. Despite setbacks, the company is accelerating new channel growth and product innovation to regain momentum.

Vection Technologies reported a 9.6% revenue increase to $36 million and a 25.3% reduction in net loss for FY2025, driven by operational improvements and a key acquisition.

Virgin Australia reported a 3% revenue increase and a 28% rise in underlying EBIT for FY25, while statutory net profit fell 12% due to IPO and Qatar Airways transaction costs. The airline expanded its fleet and loyalty program amid ongoing transformation efforts.

Novatti Group Limited reported a 24.1% revenue increase to $50.48 million for FY2025 alongside a 69.7% reduction in losses. However, the company’s balance sheet weakness and ongoing audit spotlight raise questions about its financial sustainability.

The Calmer Co. International Limited reported a strong revenue increase of 88% for the year ended June 2025, yet the company still recorded a net loss of nearly $4 million, with no dividends declared.

Visionflex Group Limited reported a sharp 33% decline in revenues and a 69% increase in net losses for FY25, with auditors flagging material uncertainty over the company’s ability to continue as a going concern.

Bapcor Limited reported a modest revenue decline and an 8.4% drop in pro-forma NPAT for FY25 amid significant business simplification and strategic initiatives aimed at sustainable growth.

Bapcor Limited reported a 117% jump in statutory net profit after tax for FY25, driven by lower significant items despite a slight revenue decline. The company’s strategic reset, including store consolidations and IT upgrades, sets the stage for renewed growth.