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ASX 200 reporting season

Goodman Group profits rebound while Whitehaven Coal sees decline

Goodman Group reports a significant profit recovery, contrasting with Whitehaven Coal's profit decline, while Telix Pharmaceuticals undergoes transformative growth with increased revenue.

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This video was created on 20 August for IG audiences by ausbiz.

Key financial results 

Goodman Group (ASX:GMG)

Goodman Group reported a statutory profit of $1.67 billion, a significant rebound from a $99 million loss in the previous year. The group aims for earnings growth by financial year (FY) 2026 with a 13% increase in operating profit to $2.31 billion by FY 2025. Assets under management rose 9% to $85.5 billion. The company plans a 30% distribution per security and a 9% growth in operating earnings per share (EPS) in FY 2026. Net tangible assets per security increased 25% to $11.03, and gearing improved to 4.3%.

Whitehaven Coal (ASX:WHC)

Whitehaven Coal, Australia’s largest independent coal miner, saw a 57% drop in annual profit due to lower coal prices and higher costs. The underlying profit was $390 million, down from $740 million. Revenue rose 53% to $5.83 billion. A $0.06 per share dividend and a $48 million share buyback plan were announced.

Telix Pharmaceuticals (ASX:TLX)

Telix Pharmaceuticals reported a US$4.8 million loss before tax, with gross profit up to $209 million. Increased spending was noted in research, development, and marketing. Revenue jumped 63% to $390 million, marking the first half of 2025 as transformative. The company is focused on new product approvals and expanding geographically.

 

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