5 Best Shares to buy On The ASX
Team Veye | 12-Sep-2025
Autosports Group Limited (ASX: ASG)
reported strong results for FY2025. Its revenue went up by 8.2% to about A$2.86 billion while statutory NPAT was A$32.9 million. The company posted a normalised EBITDA of A$118.4 million helped by the Stillwell Motor Group deal which added extra A$241 million in revenue. Operating cash flow came at A$116 million as the prestige and luxury dealerships performed well. The growth trend carried on in July with revenue higher by 13.5% and new car orders rising 20.2%. Going forward ASG is expecting more benefits from the Porsche Centre Canberra buy along with new Volvo and Geely sites opening in first half of FY2026 and a bigger Mercedes Benz presence. All of this sets up the group for continued growth in the improving auto market.
Megaport Limited (ASX: MP1)
had a strong FY2025 with revenue growing 16% from the previous year to A$227.1 million. Growth came from all regions and Americas did the best with 17% increase. Annual recurring revenue went up 20% to A$243.8 million while net revenue retention stayed solid at 107% showing good customer stickiness. EBITDA jumped to A$62.3 million compared to A$57.1 million from last year. The global expansion kept moving fast with 115 more data centres added and total sites now stand at 983 across 185 cities. For FY2026 the company is guiding revenue between A$260–270 million backed by AI cloud and multi cloud adoption trends which are expected to grow at a high compound annual growth rate in near future.
posted record results for FY2025. Its total revenue jumped 22% to A$674.2 million mainly helped by organic growth and the acquisition of Kägwerks. NPAT was up 27% at A$103.5 million while EBIT came in at A$146.0 million showing stronger margins in both Communications and Minelab divisions. The Communications business saw revenue increase 26% to A$413.5 million backed by higher defence demand and a bigger order book of A$253 million. Minelab sales went up 16% to A$254.8 million mostly from higher gold detector demand in Africa. EPS also climbed 27% from the last year to 57.1 cents showing better profitability. Management is guiding for FY2026 Communication revenue to grow 15-20% with four new Minelab product launches which is expected to keep earnings growth strong.
is a logistics technology company focused on simplifying freight operations. The company has delivered 29 percent reduction in its net loss by boosting the development of its next generation MOSAIC platform. Revenue from ordinary activities reported at $674,772 slightly down from previous year due to recent exit from its non core business lines and non commercial contracts. It has entered a join venture with SC Software Pty Ltd. Through this JV, Sc Software’s customs technology for Australia and New Zealand will be licensed and integrated to Yojee’s freight forwarding platform, MOSAIC. The core focus of the company remains on development of its MOSAIC platform and expansion of TCMS platform in Asia Pacific region.
Locksley Resources Limited (ASX: LKY)
has increased its landholding by 100 percent adjoining MP Materials in Mojave Critical Minerals hub. This further expands the exploration pipeline across REEs, antimony and polymetallic prospects. This positions company to fulfill US critical minerals supply deficit. Recently, the company entered a non binding agreement with EV resource Limited to purchase antimony ore so that it can develop its DeepSolvTM technology using the ore. This agreement will market its entry in US antimony market which is worth more than $1 billion. This will also unlock Locksley’s ability to mix domestic ore from its Mojave project with additional North America supply into US refining.
(Source: Company Announcements)
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