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ASX companies gear up for end of financial year reporting season
ASX-listed companies are preparing for the end of the 2025 financial year, with many seizing opportunities to engage with investors through roadshows and industry conferences.
ASX companies gear up for end of financial year reporting season
ASX-listed companies are preparing for the end of the 2025 financial year, with many seizing opportunities to engage with investors through roadshows and industry conferences.
The busy reporting season sets the tone for shareholder updates, dividend decisions, and corporate planning for the year ahead.
Several companies have recently participated in investor engagement activities through The Capital Network's introduction program.
Optiscan Imaging CEO and Managing Director Dr Camile Farah recently presented the company's latest milestones to healthcare analysts, sophisticated investors, and brokers in Sydney and Melbourne.
The global pioneer in microscopic imaging and digital pathology is developing real-time, high-resolution imaging systems for use in surgery, diagnostics, and research.
Recent accomplishments include substantial progress in developing Optiscan's robotic-compatible digital endomicroscopic imaging system, as part of a collaboration with the Mayo Clinic.
FBR Limited is conducting an East Coast roadshow this week, with CEO Mark Pivac presenting the commercialisation push for the company's fully automated robotic bricklaying system, Hadrian X.
The company has built 42 structures using Hadrian X technology - 32 in Western Australia and 10 in Florida - and is preparing for full commercial deployment.
FBR recently executed an Engineering Service Agreement with Samsung Heavy Industries to deliver the first phase of a shipbuilding automation project, expected to be completed within five months.
Kincora Copper President and CEO Sam Spring is connecting with sophisticated investors, analysts, and brokers in Sydney and Melbourne through TCN's investor introduction series.
Operating under a project generator model, Kincora strategically partners with mining majors and well-funded explorers to advance multiple exploration projects simultaneously.
The company's core focus is the Macquarie Arc in New South Wales, which has recently experienced more than $16 billion in M&A activity and over $385 million in earn-in deals.
Kincora holds 14 licences - 12 in Australia and 2 in Mongolia - spanning about 3,500 square kilometres across six major project hubs.
Emperor Energy Director and Company Secretary Carl Dumbrell recently presented the company's strategic plans to drill and develop the offshore Judith gas field in Victoria's Gippsland Basin.
The Vic/P47 permit sits adjacent to tenements operated by ExxonMobil and Woodside Energy, with substantial historical derisking from Shell's 1989 Judith-1 discovery well.
Emperor Energy is targeting drilling of a Judith 2 well around mid-next year.
Nickel Industries Managing Director Justin Werner will soon present at the Barrenjoey Conference in Perth, showcasing the company's vertically integrated Indonesian operations.
The company is one of the world's largest publicly listed nickel producers, with operations split across mining and processing segments delivering products to electric vehicle battery, aerospace, and stainless steel markets.
Nickel Industries plans to increase annual sales quota from its Hengjaya mine from 9 million wet metric tonnes to 19 million wet metric tonnes per annum, while commissioning new ENC cathode and sulphate plants in the second half of 2025.
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