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Rent.com.au Limited reported a $3.69 million net loss for FY25 amid modest revenue growth, while securing significant funding to scale its RentBond® product and reshaping its leadership team.

MOVE Logistics Group Limited reported a solid FY25 performance with a 61% improvement in normalised earnings despite a challenging economy, setting the stage for a return to profitability in FY26.

Atlas Pearls Ltd reported a 6% revenue increase to $44.3 million in FY25 despite a 30% drop in net profit, unveiling a strategic roadmap targeting up to 50% production growth by FY30 alongside a fully franked dividend.

Sparc Technologies reported a narrower FY25 loss alongside progress in green hydrogen and graphene additive projects, supported by government grants and a successful capital raise.

Alexium International Group Limited posted a 42.2% increase in net loss for FY2025, with revenues down 33.4% due to a soft US mattress market. Despite financial setbacks, the company advanced key technologies and announced leadership changes that could fuel future growth.

NTAW Holdings delivered a marked financial turnaround in the second half of FY2025, driven by operational restructuring and cost discipline. The company now sets its sights on consolidating growth and strengthening supplier partnerships in FY2026.

FortifAI Limited reported a 15% decline in game revenue to $4.3 million for FY2025 but achieved a significant 72% reduction in net loss to $1.99 million, supported by operational cost cuts and a $3.6 million capital raise.

Simble Solutions Limited reported a 21.3% revenue decline and a $646,578 net loss for H1 2025, while raising $807,375 to fund strategic growth in renewable energy and AI integration.

Archer Materials has made notable advances in its quantum computing and biosensor technologies during FY25, alongside leadership changes and a widened net loss. The company’s progress signals growing momentum in its commercialisation efforts.

Sequoia Financial Group reported steady revenue but a sharp profit decline in FY25, driven by divestments and goodwill impairment. The company simplified its business structure and strengthened governance while maintaining dividend payouts.

De.mem Limited reported a 19.7% increase in revenue to $13.96 million for the half-year ended June 2025, alongside a 42% reduction in net loss and its first positive adjusted EBITDA in years. Strategic acquisitions and expansion into Asian domestic markets underpin the company’s improving financial health.

RAS Technology Holdings Limited reported a robust 31% revenue increase to $21.3 million in FY25, achieving its first after-tax profit following a strategic acquisition in Hong Kong that expanded its Asian footprint and recurring revenue.