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DGL Group reported a modest revenue increase in FY25 but faced a sharp decline in profitability, compounded by an auditor’s disclaimer and ERP rollout delays impacting FY26 start.

ikeGPS Group Limited reported a modest revenue increase for the first half of FY2025 but faced a significant rise in net losses, with no dividend declared.

Gale Pacific’s FY25 results reveal a challenging year marked by tariff disruptions in the Americas, prompting a strategic overhaul of its US operations to safeguard future growth.

Amplia Therapeutics reported a $4.18 million half-year loss but bolstered its cash reserves with a $27.6 million capital raise to advance clinical trials of its lead drug narmafotinib, showing encouraging interim data in pancreatic cancer.

Advanced Innergy Holdings Ltd (AIH) has reported FY25 unaudited proforma results that exceed its Prospectus forecasts, driven by strong demand in offshore wind and battery sectors. The recent acquisition of Ovun is integrating smoothly, with FY26 guidance reaffirmed.

Advanced Innergy Holdings Ltd (ASX – AIH) has completed its corporate restructure and ASX listing, reporting a 10% revenue increase and a strong £27.6 million adjusted EBITDA for FY25.

Ryman Healthcare reported a 13% revenue increase to NZD 413.8 million for H1 2025, yet swung to a significant net loss of NZD 45.2 million and suspended dividends, raising questions about its financial trajectory.

MotorCycle Holdings Limited delivered a standout FY2025 with double-digit revenue and profit growth, underpinned by strong market share gains and operational efficiencies.

MotorCycle Holdings Limited reported a robust 2025 financial year with record revenue and profit growth, strengthened by key acquisitions that expanded its market share to 22%. The company’s focus on operational efficiency and digital transformation sets the stage for continued momentum in 2026.

Harvey Norman Holdings reports a robust 9.1% increase in aggregated sales revenue across key international markets, supported by currency appreciation and selective store openings.

Straker Ltd reports a solid first half of FY26 with positive EBITDA and a renewed IBM partnership, despite a 15% revenue decline amid challenging market conditions.

Straker Limited has significantly narrowed its interim loss despite a 15% revenue decline, driven by cost efficiencies and the absence of prior non-cash charges. The company also renewed a strategic $28 million partnership with IBM, reinforcing its AI language technology ambitions.