In recently disclosed financials, Quickstep Holdings (ASX:QHL) reveals a fiscal year loss attributable to A$5.7 million, shifting from a profit of A$786,000 recorded in a previous period.

The disclosed revenues from continuing operations for this period is A$94.4 million, up from the preceding A$86.7 million reported.

The loss signifies a notable downturn in the company’s financial situation amid the ongoing operational efforts.

Quickstep Holdings is a leading global provider of advanced composite solutions to the aerospace, defense, automotive and other sectors.

EQT Holdings announces a final dividend of 50 AU cents per share.

The announcement follows reports of the company’s financial status including FY revenue from ordinary activities noted at A$141.4 million, revealing a 26.8% increase.

However, the FY profit after tax from ordinary activities attributable is down by 22.3%, equaling A$18.8 million.

EQT Holdings is a multinational financial services company.

Bravura Solutions (ASX:BVS) announced its plan to achieve a positive cash EBITDA run rate by the end of financial year 2024, with an estimated cash burn of $A30-35 million in FY24.

The company also indicated that its organizational change program is set to be completed ahead of schedule, by June 2024.

Following these changes, Bravura Solutions expects to see a full year impact on FY25 from the change program.

Furthermore, the company anticipates total annualized savings of $40 million from the implementation of the organizational change program.

A three-year strategic plan, outlining further strategic pathways, will be presented in late October 2023.

Bravura Solutions is also projecting a full year impact in FY25 arising from its organizational change program.

Bravura Solutions is a leading global provider of software solutions for the financial services industry.

Macquarie analysts claim that regulatory outcomes for new infrastructure development plans are the main focus for Auckland International Airport (ASX:AIA).

The airport recorded robust fiscal year 2023 results, buoyed by a recovery in passenger numbers.

The brokerage, however, points out that passenger volumes have not fully rebounded to pre-pandemic levels, maintaining a price target unchanged at NZ$9.56.

It has also been reported that price hikes in the non-aeronautical section in FY23 capped revenue growth.

Despite rising operating expenses in FY23, the forecasted net profit after tax in FY24 supports passenger volume growth.

In recent news, shares are trading 1.6% lower at NZ$7.9.

The stock has seen a 2.8% decrease this year as of the latest close.

Auckland International Airport (ASX:AIA) is an airport servicing New Zealand’s largest city, Auckland, integral to the country’s travel industry.

Zeta Resources (ASX:ZER) states that its net loss attributable for the fiscal year totaled $4.3 million.

This fell short of the previous year’s loss of $68.5 million.

Zeta Resources is a global company specializing in the acquisition and development of businesses focused on the production and exploration of resources.

Zimi has reported a net loss of A$5.4 million for the financial year, compared to the previous year’s loss of A$4.9 million (ASX:ZMM).

This shows an unfavorable shift in the company’s financial performance over the two periods.

The company has yet to announce plans to turn around the growing loss.

Zimi is a technology firm specializing in smart-home solutions.

Ventia Services Group (ASX:VNT) disclosed a half-year profit after income tax attributable of A$88.3 million, compared to A$105 million from the previous period.

The company declared an interim dividend of 8.31 Australian cents per share.

Looking ahead, Ventia Services Group reaffirmed their financial year 23 guidance at the top end of their forecasted growth in Net Profit After Tax and Abnormals (NPATA) of 7-10% when compared with their financial year 22 pro forma NPATA.

Ventia Services Group is a leading provider of essential services across diverse industries.

Regis Healthcare (ASX:REG) expressed its expectations for the coming year, predicting benefits from a potential rise in occupancy.

This came to light when Regis Healthcare (ASX:REG) released a statement that it anticipates an improvement in its situation in the year ahead, specifically due to enhancing occupancy levels, among other factors.

This prospective improvement in occupancy is poised to contribute significantly to the healthcare provider’s position in the industry.

Regis Healthcare is a leading provider in the Australian healthcare sector.

Cog Financial Services (ASX:COG) has announced that it sees the full-year earning benefits from Fiscal Year 2023 acquisitions flowing through to its FY24 profit results.

The company predicts benefits to its fiscal year earnings from FY23 acquisitions that are expected to materialize in FY24.

Cog Financial Services is a provider of corporate advisory solutions, specializing in areas such as asset finance and commercial property finance.

Cue Energy Resources (ASX:CUE) has announced its expectation for development drilling to persist through fiscal year 2024 at the Mahato and Mereenie fields.

The company further anticipates continued growth in FY24 as development drilling is set to continue in the Mahato PB field.

Cue Energy Resources specializes in exploration and production within the oil and gas sector.