Alkane Resources Limited (ASX: ALK)
has reported encouraging drilling results from its Tomingley Gold Project in NSW. Highlight at the El Paso prospect included 8.2 m at 3.74 g/t Au (incl. 1 m at 25.0 g/t) and 32.1 m at 1.65 g/t. Further intercepts at the Tomingley Structure confirmed mineralisation potential near Tomingley Two. Air-core drilling also identified new gold zones at El Paso SE, Jounama and Westray.
Planned work over the next year includes RC and diamond drilling at El Paso, Tomingley One & Two, Glen Isla and Westray plus regional surveys over Peak Hill. In-parallel near-mine underground drilling is targeting McLeans, Roswell North and the Roswell Western Monzodiorite. Alkane remains focused on growing its resource base across three producing mines and is advancing its large‑scale Boda‑Kaiser copper‑gold project.
Pro Medicus Limited (ASX: PME)
reported a record financial year ended 30 June 2025 with revenue increasing 31.9% to $213.0 million and profit after tax rising 39.2% to $115.2 million. The company exhibited strong financial performance driven by robust transaction revenue growth in North America (+35.8%), contract renewals and expanded product sales in Australia and Europe. Key contracts won included major long-term agreements with prominent US healthcare providers which significantly enhances the minimum contracted revenue to $948 million over five years. Pro Medicus declared fully franked dividends totalling 55 cents per share (up 37.5%) reflecting strong cash generation and a debt-free position.
Pro Medicus continues to lead in enterprise medical imaging software with its Visage 7 Enterprise Imaging Platform and Visage RIS products. The company advanced AI integration with its Visage AI Accelerator and enhanced product capabilities with new modules like Visage 7 Cardiology. Investment in research and development remains high supported by global R&D centres. The company expects continued growth opportunities particularly in North America driven by increased adoption of cloud-native and AI-enabled imaging solutions.
Suncorp Group Limited (ASX: SUN)
has delivered a strong FY25 posting NPAT of $1.82 billion up from $1.20 billion including gains from the sale of Suncorp Bank and New Zealand Life. Gross written premium rose 6.3% to $15.01 billion supported by pricing adjustments and easing claims inflation. Favourable natural hazard costs which were $205 million below allowance and robust investment returns of $766 million bolstered results. Fully franked dividends totalled 90 cps.
As a pure‑play general insurer, Suncorp is investing in digital platforms, operational transformation and customer experience enhancements while advocating for insurance affordability through resilience initiatives and tax reforms. The group expects UITR to remain in the upper half of the 10‑12% range supporting sustainable returns and disciplined capital management.
Telstra Group Limited (ASX: TLS)
delivered a solid FY25 with EBITDA up 14.3% to $8.6 billion and NPAT rising 31% to $2.3 billion marking a fourth consecutive year of underlying growth. Revenue grew to $23.6 billion which was driven by mobile service gains, InfraCo and Amplitel demand. Company showed disciplined cost control with core fixed costs down 4.7%. The Board declared fully franked dividends of 19 cps (up 5.6%) and completed a $750 million buy‑back announcing a further $1 billion program.
Telstra completed its T25 plan and launched Connected Future 30 targeting network leadership, AI-enabled customer experiences and sustained shareholder value growth. FY25 saw 95% 5G population coverage, expansion of the Intercity Fibre Network and Australia’s first satellite-to-mobile text service. Partnerships with Microsoft, Ericsson and Accenture support advanced 5G, AI and digital innovation. Strong cash flow ($3.43 billion FCFaL) and an A-band credit rating position Telstra to meet FY30 ambitions including uROIC of 10%.
Ventia Services Group Limited (ASX: VNT)
delivered a resilient HY25 with revenue of $3.04 billion, down 1.5% due to lower Defence Base Services project works and Transport timing impacts. NPAT rose 32.6% to $134.5 million supported by margin improvement (EBITDA margin 8.3% underlying) and portfolio mix shifts toward higher value contracts. An interim dividend of 10.71 cps (90% franked) was declared equating to a 75% payout of underlying NPATA.
Ventia secured significant contract wins across telecommunications, infrastructure, and defence lifting Work in Hand to $20.6 billion. Investment continues in digital capability, plant and machinery alongside maintaining strong liquidity of $724.4 million. FY25 underlying NPATA growth guidance was upgraded to 10‑12%, reflecting confidence in the diversified pipeline and sustained demand in infrastructure, defence and essential services markets.
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