Daily Roundup

Friday, 22nd August 2025
Last updated: 20:00

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Strong Financial Results Across the Board

Cogstate Ltd Delivers Record Performance

Cogstate Ltd (ASX:CGS) has reported a standout year, with revenue up 22.3% to $53.1 million and profit before tax soaring 95.8% to $13.9 million. The company's Clinical Trials segment was the star performer, growing 28.2% to $50.6 million.

Cogstate is also making strategic progress, advancing its partnership with Medidata and preparing to launch its first AI-powered products in FY26. The company enters the new year with positive momentum, having secured $14.1 million in new clinical trials contracts since July 1.

GQG Partners Sees Robust Inflows and Earnings Growth

Global investment manager GQG Partners Inc. (ASX:GQG) reported a strong first half, with revenue up 11% to $403 million and profit rising 14.4% to $230 million. The company saw net inflows of $8 billion, driving a 10.8% increase in funds under management to $172.4 billion.

GQG's long-term investment performance continues to resonate with clients, even as some strategies have faced short-term headwinds. The firm remains focused on expanding its product suite and distribution capabilities to meet growing demand.

Vysarn Completes Strategic Acquisitions, Reports Stellar Results

Water services and infrastructure provider Vysarn Ltd (ASX:VYS) has delivered exceptional financial results, with revenue surging 40% to $106.55 million and net profit up 34% to $10.69 million. The company's strategic acquisitions of CMP Consulting Group and Waste Water Services have expanded its geographic reach and service offerings.

Looking ahead, Vysarn is well-positioned to continue its growth trajectory, with a strong balance sheet, access to funding, and multiple identified acquisition targets to further bolster its integrated water solutions platform.

Boom Logistics Rides Wave of Renewables and Resources Demand

Diversified lifting and project logistics company Boom Logistics Ltd (ASX:BOL) reported a stellar FY25, with revenue up 2% to $264.6 million and statutory net profit soaring 253% to $23.3 million. The company's strategic focus on fleet optimization, cost controls, and customer relationships has driven the impressive turnaround.

Boom is well-placed to capitalize on the growing demand for its services in the renewables and resources sectors, underpinned by a strong order book and ongoing investment in key assets and capabilities.

Across the board, these ASX-listed companies have demonstrated their resilience and ability to adapt, delivering impressive financial results and positioning themselves for continued success in the years ahead.