PLS has headlined the barrage of earnings to hit the ASX on Monday, The Western Australian miner swung a full year loss near $200 million, after the dismal price of lithium cut revenues by almost 40 per cent. Revenue came in at $769 million, down from $1.25 billion the previous year.
Bendigo Bank has reported a full year net loss of $97.1 million, driven largely by a goodwill impairment announced to the market last week. Cash earnings fell 8.4 per cent to $514.6 million following a tough first half.
Investigations software provider Nuix has also swung to a full year loss of $9.2 million, after the company pulled its full-year guidance in May due to higher legal costs and signing fewer multi-year customer contracts. It compares to a profit of $5 million in the prior year.
Reece has reported a 24 per cent fall in net profit to $317 million, as weak housing markets in Australia, New Zealand, and the US weighed on demand. Earnings per share fell to 49¢ from 65¢.
Adore Beauty has reported a sharp improvement in full year earnings, as the company diversified its business model and focused on higher-margin growth. The company delivered record EBITDA of $8.1 million, up 67.8 per cent on the prior year.
NIB has delivered a 9.4 per cent lift in full-year net profit to $198.6 million, underpinned by growth in its Australian private health insurance business and improved investment returns. Revenue grew 7.8 per cent.
Dalrymple Bay Infrastructure has forecast further cost-cutting after the Queensland export terminal delivered a 17 per cent rise in interim profit to $43.1 million. Coal exports fell to 27.6 million tonnes from 29.9 million tonnes a year earlier.
Medical gloves and surgical gown manufacturer Ansell says it expects price increases to offset higher US tariffs as it announced a share buyback of up to $200 million. Earnings per share is forecast between US133¢ to US145¢ for FY26. Sales rose 23.7 per cent to $2 billion in the year to June 2025.
Navigator Global Investments has reported a 26 per cent increase in full-year adjusted earnings to $US114 million($177 million) which is 5 per cent above guidance that was upgraded in May.
Campervan rental group Tourism Holdings says its US business is finding it tough going and has pledged to step up cost-cutting measures to lift returns. The company swung to a full-year loss of NZ$25.8 million from a net profit of NZ$39.4 million a year ago.