Hansen Technologies has announced a final dividend of 5.0 Australian cents per share.

The firm disclosed its underlying EBITDA for FY23 to be A$99.5M, with an FY23 operating revenue totaling A$311.8M.

The company aims for an organic revenue growth of 5-7% for FY24.

The firm anticipates its underlying EBITDA margin to persist over 30% for FY24.

Furthermore, for FY24, the company is projecting a capitalised research and development expenditure of 5-7% of revenue.

Hansen Technologies has also increased its revenue growth guidance moving into FY24.

Hansen Technologies is a globally operating company that provides software and services to the energy, water, and communications industries.

MLG OZ (ASX:MLG) has released its fiscal year financial results, revealing a statutory revenue of A$383.8 million, marking an increase of 32.4%.

The underlying NPAT (net profit after tax) surged to A$10.5 million, up by 18.8%.

The company also reported a strong outlook for further improvement in FY2024.

Not only is the revenue growth expected to sustain into FY2024, but the strong pipeline of secured work, among other contributing factors, and the potential for additional jobs within MLG OZ’s existing client base also point towards a positive outlook for FY2024.

MLG OZ operates in the mining and civil works services sector, providing comprehensive logistics and resource sector solutions.

Corporate Travel Management (ASX:CTD) has reported a full-year net profit attributable to A$77.6 million as compared to A$3.1 million.

The company’s revenue from ordinary activities also saw a significant increase to A$653.4 million from A$377.4 million.

In addition, Corporate Travel Management decided on a final dividend of 22.0 AU cents per share.

Corporate Travel Management is a provider of travel solutions primarily to the corporate market.

Karoon Energy anticipates a significant production increase over the next year.

The company (ASX:KAR) forecasts unit production costs to be between $11-$15 per barrel for FY24.

It is also expected that unit production costs and capital expenditure will decline during the next year.

However, the company has chosen not to pay dividends in respect of FY23.

Karoon Energy is an energy company focused on the exploration, development, and production of oil and gas.

Pro-Pac Packaging (ASX:PPG) expresses that the current trading environment continues to be challenging amid a high-inflation market.

The company conveys its unwavering commitment to cost reduction strategies and schemes.

Excitingly, Pro-Pac Packaging (ASX:PPG) has successfully secured a contract with Arnotts for their flexible packaging needs, which is foreseen to procure benefits in FY24.

Forecasting into the new fiscal year, the company expects the growth of their profitability to continue.

Looking ahead, they predict an improved and positive pre-AASB 16 EBITDA for FY24.

The improvement in the company’s service delivery during the year is anticipated to create opportunities for business development in FY24.

Pro-Pac Packaging (ASX:PPG) is a global company in the supply of both packaging distribution and manufacturing solutions.

Mount Gibson Iron (ASX:MGX) announced that no dividend has been declared for the fiscal year 2022/23.

The operations at Koolan Island are to be improved in the upcoming fiscal year of 2023/24.

For the 2023/24 financial period, sales of high grade iron ore from Koolan Island are being targeted by Mount Gibson Iron (ASX:MGX) to between 3.8 and 4.2 MWMT.

In the same period, Mount Gibson Iron (ASX:MGX) is aiming for an average site cash operating cost exclusive of royalties of A$65-A$70 per WMT sold FOB.

Mount Gibson Iron is a producer of high-grade iron ore products.

Pro-Pac Packaging (ASX:PPG) has reported a yearly net loss of A$10.2 million.

The Fiscal year revenue from continuing operations marked a decrease of 5.5%, totalling to A$339.1 million.

Pro-Pac Packaging (ASX:PPG) is a company that specializes in manufacturing and distributing industrial, promotional, and retail packaging products.

In recent financial news, it has been announced that Emeco Holdings (ASX:EHL) has declared a final dividend equal to 1.25 AU cents per share.

Emeco Holdings is a capital goods company specializing in renting, maintaining, and selling heavy earthmoving equipment.

Emeco Holdings (ASX:EHL) has expressed a positive outlook for the Fiscal Year 2024.

The company’s board has sanctioned a Capital Management Package for 2H23, amounting to A$13.8 million, inclusive of an on-market buy-back program worth A$7 million.

The anticipated net sustaining capital expenditure for the forthcoming year is around A$160 million.

As it enters FY24, Emeco Holdings is carrying potent momentum.

However, PNP earnings for the first half of the year are predicted to be lower than 2H23.

Despite this, PNP’s full yearly earnings are expected to surpass the FY23 levels.

Emeco Holdings is a firm excelling in equipment solutions to the mining industry.

Babylon Pump & Power (ASX:BPP) has disclosed its fiscal year revenue today, reporting an earning of A$32.5 million.

This is a rise when compared to the A$27.5 million posted in the previous year.

However, the pump and power services provider also announced a comprehensive loss of A$1.5 million.

This, despite being a setback, is an improvement from the previous year’s loss of A$5.2 million.

Babylon Pump & Power is a specialized company providing pump and power services to the mining industry.