India, Aug. 28 -- SOUTH32 Ltd. (SHTLF), an Australian metal and mining company, on Thursday reported swinging back to profit for the fiscal year 2025, aided by strong revenue from continuing operations. However, the underlying revenue declined by 8%.
In London, the stock is trading 6.77% lower at 129.96 pence.
In the full year, profit attributable to members was $213 million, compared to a loss of $203 million a year ago.
The basic earnings per share were 4.7 US cents, compared to a loss of 4.5 US cents last year.
The company reported 75% increased underlying earnings attributable to shareholders of $666 million from $380 million a year ago.
Underlying earnings per share improved 76% to 14.8 US cents from 8.4 US cents in the prior year...