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Experience Co Limited has agreed to sell its boutique Wild Bush Luxury portfolio to Intrepid Travel for $5.1 million, marking a strategic shift towards more scalable adventure tourism segments.

TZ Limited has successfully raised $750,000 through a placement, boosted by strong shareholder support, while advancing key contracts with Microsoft and planning significant debt reduction.

Forrestania Resources has launched a conditional all-scrip takeover offer for Kula Gold, valuing the company at approximately $42.7 million. The Kula board unanimously recommends acceptance, highlighting strategic regional consolidation and operational synergies.

Cyclone Metals has appointed Paul Berend as Managing Director and welcomed Caue Araujo as Non-Executive Director, signaling a sharpened focus on its flagship Iron Bear project alongside partner Vale S.A.

Altech Batteries has refreshed its board and launched a strategic reset aimed at accelerating the commercial rollout of its advanced CERENERGY and Silumina Anodes™ battery technologies.

Platinum Capital Limited’s 2025 AGM marked a pivotal shift as shareholders approved replacing Platinum Investment Management with L1 Capital, aiming to revive the company’s challenged investment performance.

Ryman Healthcare has reported its first positive free cash flow in over a decade, driven by cost reductions and stronger sales momentum, while upgrading its sales guidance for FY26.

Acrux Ltd reported a remarkable surge in licensing revenue from its topical generics portfolio alongside a strategic pivot towards innovative drug delivery R&D at its 2025 Annual General Meeting.

Euroz Hartleys Group Limited reported a robust FY2025 with an 87.7% jump in net profit and a strong start to FY2026, driven by increased brokerage and capital markets activity.

Golden State Mining has completed a $1.5 million placement at 0.8 cents per share, appointed Keith Middleton as Managing Director, and launched a strategic review of its gold projects in Western Australia.

ReadCloud Limited's FY25 results reveal a robust earnings surge driven by significant growth in Australian school-focused businesses, with underlying EBITDA more than doubling. The company signals continued momentum into FY26 amid strategic business reviews.

ReadCloud Limited reported a 5% revenue increase to $12.9 million for FY25, alongside a 109% surge in underlying EBITDA to $0.76 million, narrowing its statutory loss by 59%. Strong growth in its VET-in-Schools segment and domestic eBooks sales underpinned this improved financial performance.