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Pure Foods Tasmania has expanded its Tasmanian Pâté distribution from 300 to 700 Coles stores nationally, driving a forecast 15% uplift in sales. Early orders in September surged more than tenfold, signaling strong consumer demand.

Uscom Limited’s shares have been suspended from trading on the ASX due to concerns over its financial health, following a critical auditor’s disclaimer. The suspension will remain until the company meets regulatory requirements.

KMD Brands reported a modest 1% sales increase in FY25 but faced a sharp 65% drop in underlying EBITDA, prompting a bold 'Next Level' turnaround strategy targeting margin expansion and debt reduction in FY26.

Oliver’s Real Food reports improved gross margins and reduced expenses despite a 6% sales decline, driven by strategic store closures and operational efficiencies.

KMD Brands has launched a comprehensive 'Next Level' turnaround strategy targeting $25 million in cost savings alongside $15 million in growth investments, aiming to restore profitability and accelerate brand-led expansion.

Verbrec Limited has reported its strongest financial performance in over a decade, with record gross margins and a return to profitability, alongside the reinstatement of dividends. The company is positioning itself for growth in sustainable energy sectors amid a cautious but optimistic outlook for FY2026.

Platinum Asset Management reveals a sharp 86% drop in statutory net profit and a 39% plunge in funds under management for FY25, prompting a cancellation of the final dividend.

Pure Foods Tasmania has completed a strongly oversubscribed $1.76 million capital raise and reported improved preliminary FY25 results, signaling progress in its turnaround strategy.

Pure Foods Tasmania reported a 30% revenue decline in FY25 but improved its net loss through cost-cutting and product rationalisation. Post-year-end recapitalisation efforts aim to strengthen the balance sheet and support the turnaround.

Coventry Group Ltd reported a challenging FY25 with a 1.7% revenue decline and a 40.9% drop in underlying EBITDA, culminating in a $29.6 million net loss. The company is now targeting over $20 million EBITDA in FY26 through aggressive cost reductions and operational recalibration.

ECS Botanics Holdings Ltd reported a $5.7 million net loss for FY2025 amid a strategic pivot from B2B to B2C sales and significant impairments. The company aims for a turnaround in FY2026 driven by new product launches and expanded production capacity.

Maggie Beer Holdings reported a $24.3 million statutory loss for FY25 but showed promising sales growth and significant cost savings as it restructures for profitability.