Base Resources (ASX:BSE) has announced a final dividend of AUD 4 cents per share.

The company’s financial year ended with revenue from ordinary activities down by 3%, totaling US$271.4 million.

In the same period, the company suffered a loss from ordinary activities after tax, attributable at US$4.8 million.

Base Resources is an Australia-based mineral sands producer which focuses on the Kwale Mineral Sands Operations in Kenya.

Shares of datacenter provider NEXTDC (ASX:NXT) are experiencing a significant dip, falling as much as 6% to A$12.810 in the worst intraday drop since February 28.

The company’s shares have hit their lowest level since August 21, and are currently among the poorest performers in the ASX 200 benchmark index.

NEXTDC anticipates FY24 revenue will fall between A$400 mln and A$415 mln, which is lower than FY23’s A$362.4 mln revenue.

Financial firm Citi indicates that this forecast is about 3% below its estimate.

Additionally, NXT predicts FY24 EBITDA will range between A$190 mln to A$200 mln, which disappointingly misses Citi’s estimate by 4%.

However, it’s not all dim prospects, as NXT’s FY23 underlying EBITDA rose by an impressive 15% to reach A$193.7 mln, and revenue increased by 25% to A$362.4 mln.

Even with the disappointing reveal of their FY24 predictions, NXT’s shares are still up by 51.1% this year as of the last close, contrasting with the mere 1.1% increase in the ASX 200 benchmark.

NEXTDC (ASX:NXT) is a data center provider, offers scalable and secure IT solutions that cater to businesses' technology needs.

Trajan Group Holdings (ASX:TRJ) announced that its fiscal year profit from routine operations after taxes was reported to be A$8.6 million, a significant jump from the previous year’s A$1.7 million.

The company also saw an increase in their fiscal year revenue from regular activities, which was A$162.2 million, a growth compared to A$107.6 million from the previous year.

Trajan Group Holdings is a company specializing in science and technology solutions aimed towards improving human wellbeing.

Apiam Animal Health (ASX:AHX) has reported its full-year revenue of A$192.8 million, which indicates a 22.6% rise.

The company highlighted the resilience of its business model and forecasts improved operating earnings margins in FY24.

Further margin opportunities have been spotted in several clinics.

There was an 11.6% jump in the full-year underlying EBITA to A$12.8 million.

The National Australia Bank agreed to prolong the existing terms of the company’s debt facilities until January 2026.

The underlying NPATA of the year was A$6.4 million, compared to A$7.1 million from the previous year.

Apiam Animal Health (ASX:AHX) is a veterinary health service provider with a wide range of services catering to various animal species.

Trajan Group Holdings (ASX:TRJ) expects its FY24 net revenue to range from A$170.0M to A$180.0M.

The company retains a positive outlook for FY24.

Trajan Group Holdings also foresees its FY24 NEBITDA for core business to be between A$25.7M and A$27.5M.

Additionally, the company has set a medium-term proforma gross margin target of 50%.

Trajan Group Holdings is a global manufacturing company specializing in scientific solutions for analytical and life sciences industries.

Keypath Education International Inc (ASX:KED) is set to drive positive business momentum into fiscal year 2024.

The company remains confident in their target of achieving adjusted EBITDA profitability from H2 FY24.

The projected revenue for FY24 sits between US$130 million and US$135 million on a constant currency basis.

They also expect longer-term annual revenue growth rates to be in the mid-teens in FY24.

Keypath Education International (ASX:KED) estimates an adjusted EBITDA of US$-1 million to US$-3 million on a constant currency basis for FY24.

Keypath Education International is a global developer of digital learning design and delivery solutions.

APM Human Services International (ASX:APM) recently announced its decision to pay a final dividend amounting to 5.0 AU cents per fully paid ordinary share.

APM Human Services International is a global health and human services provider.

Energy One (ASX:EOL) shares leaped up to 36.8% to a price of A$5.540, marking their most substantial intraday percentage gain since April 9, 2014.

The company received a discreet, suggestive, unfinished, conditional, and non-binding proposal from STG.

The deal constituted an indicative price of A$5.85 cash per share, scoring a 44.4% premium to Energy One’s (ASX:EOL) ultimate close of A$4.05 on August 25.

Energy One (ASX:EOL) also consented to an exclusivity deed for a hastened exclusivity period, permitting STG to conclude confirmatory due diligence.

The company’s stock achieved its highest level since September 6 following the proposal.

Approximately 61,239 shares were traded, significantly over six times compared with the 30-day typical volume.

Despite this, Energy One’s (ASX:EOL) stock had been down 9.4% this year, as of its last close.

Energy One is a company known for its involvement in the energy sector.

RPMGlobal Holdings (ASX:RUL) revealed its gross operating revenue for the fiscal year to be A$98.4 million, a considerable increase from the previous year’s A$84.1 million.

Along with the surge in revenue, the company also transformed its operating outcome into a net profit of A$5.1 million, compared to a loss of A$2.5 million it sustained last fiscal year.

RPMGlobal Holdings is a global leader in the mining software solutions industry, providing dynamic planning and scheduling solutions.

Liberty Financial (ASX:LFG) has announced its FY revenue from ordinary activities resulting in A$1,232.7 million, marking an increase of 41.8%.

However, the company also reported a FY net profit after tax attributable to A$181.1 million, reflecting a decrease of 17.4%.

It is important to note that no interim or final dividend was declared or paid during FY 2023.

Liberty Financial is a leading global financial services company offering a broad range of lending and investment solutions to consumers and businesses.