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Austal Limited has reported a remarkable 24% revenue increase and a 503% surge in net profit for FY2025, yet has chosen not to declare any dividends for the year.

Echelon Resources reports a robust 34% revenue increase and 26% production growth for FY2025, driven by expanded stakes and drilling success at the Mereenie field. The company balances strong cash flow with strategic reinvestment and a modest dividend.

Civmec Limited posted solid FY25 results with $810.6 million revenue and a strategic acquisition boosting its naval shipbuilding footprint. The company’s $1.25 billion order book and focus on low-carbon sectors set the stage for growth.

Civmec Limited reported solid FY2025 financials with revenue surpassing A$810 million and a strengthened order book of A$1.25 billion, underpinned by its strategic acquisition of Luerssen Australia.

Clean TeQ Water Limited reported a reduced loss of $2.8 million for FY25 and increased its stake in Go2Lithium Inc to 60%, marking a strategic shift as it advances water treatment and critical metals recovery projects worldwide.

Cynata Therapeutics reported a $9.39 million net loss for FY2025, slightly improved from the prior year, while progressing multiple clinical trials with key results expected in 2026. The company maintains a solid cash position and funding runway through mid-2026, supported by recent capital raises and an equity subscription agreement.

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.

Foresta Group Holdings reported a $3.375 million net loss for FY2025 while making significant progress on its Kawerau biomass facility in New Zealand, securing key approvals, partnerships, and funding. The company aims to commence construction in FY2026, positioning itself in the renewable energy sector.

Aurora Labs reported a 34% increase in loss after tax to $3.75 million for FY2025, alongside a 327% surge in revenue driven by defence contracts and 3D printing services. The company is progressing its micro gas turbine propulsion systems and pursuing aerospace certification to expand its market footprint.

HPP has agreed to acquire Red Earth Energy Storage in a $40 million merger, aiming to relist on the ASX by early 2026 and capitalize on Australia’s growing battery storage market.

Energy Technologies Limited reported a $11 million net loss for FY2025, reflecting a strategic pivot and ongoing capital challenges. Despite a 37% revenue drop, management highlights operational resilience and plans to stabilise through capital management.