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Super Retail Group reports steady sales growth driven by BCF and rebel brands, while facing increased costs from a new distribution centre and HR system upgrades.

Scentre Group reports rising customer visits and record business partner sales, while advancing major Westfield redevelopments and reaffirming 2025 earnings guidance.

Ampol Limited has unveiled its 2025 strategic roadmap focusing on refinery upgrades, retail expansion, and energy transition initiatives, aiming to boost margins and operational efficiency.

Temple & Webster reports a strong trading update with revenue growth accelerating to 23% since March and a positive EBITDA margin outlook for FY25, despite ongoing economic headwinds.

National Australia Bank posted a 0.8% rise in cash earnings for 1H25, underpinned by profit growth and lower credit impairments amid a cautious economic outlook. The bank advances its strategy focused on customer experience and technology modernization while maintaining strong capital and liquidity positions.

JB Hi-Fi Limited reports robust sales growth across Australia and New Zealand in Q3 FY25, maintaining momentum in a competitive retail environment.

AUB Group Limited has upgraded its FY25 underlying net profit guidance to the upper end of its previously announced range, buoyed by favourable trading conditions and strategic FX hedging.

Zimi Limited has paused its planned capital raising amid ongoing talks, while revealing strong operational momentum including $1.42 million in open orders and expanded market partnerships.

SPC Global Holdings confirms FY2025 pro forma EBITDA guidance of A$29 million, driven by strong early post-merger performance and strategic initiatives including site consolidation and leadership renewal.

Mighty Kingdom Limited has completed its entitlement offer, raising approximately A$475,000 through the issuance of 95 million new shares, yet a significant shortfall remains to be placed with investors.

Platinum Investment Management's Funds Under Management fell to $9.65 billion in April amid market pressures and retail outflows, while a major $958 million institutional mandate termination prompts accelerated cost savings.

Magellan Financial Group’s assets under management fell to A$38.5 billion in April, reflecting $1 billion in net outflows, even as it expanded its portfolio with a new Vinva fund.