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Transurban reports solid FY25 financial results with strong EBITDA and free cash flow growth, steady operating costs, and promising progress on NSW Toll Reform and major infrastructure projects.

Transurban Group reported a solid FY25 with a 7.4% increase in proportional EBITDA and a 4.8% rise in distributions, underpinned by traffic growth across all markets. The company projects a further 6% distribution increase in FY26, while navigating NSW toll reform and advancing key infrastructure projects.

Transurban Group’s FY25 results reveal a complex financial picture with statutory profit halving but operational EBITDA and toll revenues rising, supported by key infrastructure projects nearing delivery.

Dexus posted a 5.4% rise in revenue for FY25 but reported a substantial net loss driven by impairments, while increasing distributions to security holders.

Hansen Technologies reported robust FY25 results, driven by strong growth in its Energy & Utilities and Communications & Media sectors, highlighted by a major $50 million contract with VMO2. The company’s disciplined cost management and strategic investments in AI and acquisitions underpin its optimistic outlook for FY26.

AIC Mines has announced promising drilling results at its Jericho copper deposit in Queensland, confirming continuity in key mineralised shoots and revealing a new mineralised lens, J0, that extends over one kilometre and remains open for further exploration.

Ordell Minerals has reported significant diamond and RC drilling results at its Barimaia Gold Project in Western Australia, revealing wide zones of gold mineralisation including a spectacular 0.3m intercept grading 109.89g/t Au. The mineralised zone remains open for expansion, with further drilling planned.

Mount Gibson Iron reported a significant net loss for FY25 amid weaker iron ore prices but is pivoting towards gold with a major acquisition in the Northern Territory.

Mount Gibson Iron Limited reported a substantial net loss for FY2025 amid iron ore price drops and operational challenges, while announcing a strategic acquisition in the gold sector.

Southern Cross Electrical Engineering Limited (SCEE) delivered record FY25 financials, driven by a 45% revenue jump and the recent Force Fire acquisition, setting the stage for robust FY26 growth.

Southern Cross Electrical Engineering (SCEE) has delivered a landmark FY25 with record revenue and earnings, boosted by its strategic acquisition of Force Fire and a robust order book. The company projects continued growth with an 18-24% rise in EBITDA for FY26.

Transurban Group has confirmed a 33-cent ordinary dividend for the first half of FY25, partially franked and payable in August, alongside a Dividend Reinvestment Plan with no discount.