Arn Media reported a half-year net profit attributable of A$52.5 million.

This is a substantial increase from their previous net profit figure of A$26.6 million.

Arn Media is a multinational media company specialized in print, radio, digital and publishing sectors.

Hipages Group Holdings (ASX:HPG) announced its intent to take a significant step in FY24 by integrating the entire ‘tradie’ workflow into a single application.

The company conveyed excitement about the outlook for FY24.

Furthermore, it anticipates maintaining positive free cash flow as current trading momentum continues.

The FY24 outlook for the group remains positive, bolstered by the strong momentum of its core marketplace business.

For FY24, the company is setting its sights on a revenue growth rate in the low teens and an EBITDA margin of around 20%.

As technology investment stabilizes, the management aspires to sustain positive free cash flow in FY24.

Hipages Group Holdings is an Australian company that links trade professionals with residential and commercial customers through an online platform.

Humm Group (ASX:HUM) announced that its FY23 cash net profit after tax reached A$24.1 million, a decline of 53% on previous corresponding period.

The firm also revealed its plans for an on-market share buy-back amounting up to A$10.0 million in FY24.

A fully franked final dividend of 1.0 AU cent per share has been proposed by the company.

Humm Group is a financial services provider based in Australia.

Arn Media (ASX:A1N) has declared a half year fully franked dividend of 3.5 AU CPS, reinforcing its intention to deliver shareholder returns.

The company has announced this return to shareholders as part of its mid-year financial activities.

Arn Media is a leading company in the media industry, specialising in radio, entertainment, and digital media platforms.

TPG Telecom (ASX:TPG) has declared an interim dividend of 9.0 AU cents per share, according to recent reports.

The telecom company has announced a net profit attributable to A$48 million.

This is in contrast to the A$167 million recorded previously.

Moreover, TPG’s revenue from ordinary activities has amounted to A$2,708 million as compared to the previous A$2,626 million.

TPG Telecom is an Australian company that provides diverse telecom and internet services across Australia.

TPG Telecom (ASX:TPG) has raised its FY EBITDA guidance to between A$1,925 million and A$1,950 million.

Furthermore, TPG Telecom (ASX:TPG) is now estimating its FY transformation costs to range from A$35 million to A$40 million.

TPG Telecom, an Australia-based telecommunications firm, provides a range of communication services, from broadband to mobile phone plans.

Experience Co (ASX:EXP) recently posted a full-year loss after tax from ordinary actions, amounting to A$542,000.

This is a shift from the previous year’s loss of A$13.6 million.

The company has also reported a significant rise in revenue from ordinary activities, showing an increase from A$55.8 million to A$108.6 million.

Looking ahead to FY24, Experience Co holds steadfast to its strategy, focusing on continued business improvement back to levels seen in FY19.

Experience Co operates in the tourism industry, offering adventure experiences to tourists worldwide.

Earlypay (ASX:EPY) is optimistic that its financial year 2024 (FY24) results will surpass the underlying proforma net profit after tax (NPAT) of FY23.

The company is in the final stages of refinancing its primary warehouse, a process scheduled to be completed by the end of the first quarter.

Earlypay has also declared a buy-back plan for up to 28 million shares.

Looking ahead, Earlypay’s board anticipates resurrecting the standard company dividend in FY24 as retained earnings recover.

The company plans to rebuild its retained earnings, positioning it to resume regular dividend payments in FY24.

Earlypay is a financial services company focused on offering fast, flexible business finance solutions.

Battery Age Minerals (ASX:BM8) saw its share prices drop as much as 13.3% to A$0.36, reaching the lowest levels seen since June 19.

If the current downward trend persists, the company is set for its largest single-day decline since August 7.

The miner of battery-grade minerals announced a share placement of 352,751 shares aimed at raising A$1 million.

The issue price of A$0.34 per share is strikingly lower than the last closed price of A$0.42, registering a discount of 23.5%.

This provoked more than 352,750 shares to change hands, nearly doubling the average volume seen over the past 30 days.

The stock’s performance overall this year is also bleak, having declining by 17% up until the last closing price.

Battery Age Minerals (ASX:BM8) is a mining company focused on extracting minerals used in batteries.

Diverger (ASX:DVR) has announced its FY net revenue, showing a 19% increase to A$37.61M.

However, the FY Underlying Profit (Normalised EBITA) saw a slight decrease of 2%, down to A$6.90M.

The company has also declared a final dividend of 3.5 AU CPS.

Looking forward, Diverger has revealed its plan to increase the Underlying Profit to A$10.5M by FY25.

Furthermore, the company anticipates its Underlying Profit growth to reach A$8M-A$9M in FY24.

Diverger is a company that specializes in digital innovation and technology development.