Hot Stocks: Temple & Webster, South32, Domain Holdings Australia, Kalgoorlie Gold Mining

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Temple & Webster (ASX:TPW) posted H1 FY25 revenue of $313.7m, up 24%, with profit after tax doubling to $9.0m. EBITDA rose to $13.2m (4.2% margin). Growth was driven by record active customers (~1.2m), AI efficiencies, and 45% of sales from exclusive products. Shares are trading 8.54% higher at $15.50.

South32 (ASX:S32) reported H1 FY25 revenue of US$3.12bn, up 25%, with profit after tax surging 579% to US$360m. Underlying EBITDA rose 44% to US$1.02bn, driven by higher aluminium and copper production and improved commodity prices. Shares are trading 0.15% lower at $3.43.

Domain Holdings Australia (ASX:DHG) reported H1 FY25 revenue of $223.8m, up 10%, with net profit after tax rising 46% to $35.7m. Earnings per share increased to 5.65 cents. Operating EBITDA grew 14% to $77.8m, driven by growth in core digital revenue ($209.1m, +8%). The company declared a fully-franked 2.0 cent interim dividend, payable on 11 March 2025. Shares are trading 9.89% higher at $3.00.

Kalgoorlie Gold Mining (ASX:KAL) will begin follow-up RC drilling at its Lighthorse gold discovery at Pinjin around 4 March 2025. Initial drilling returned up to 17m at 4.81 g/t gold, ending in mineralisation. The 2,500m program will test deeper primary gold targets, with around 15 holes drilled to 200m. A high-capacity RC rig is secured, with tighter spacing and systematic coverage planned. Shares are trading 16.9% higher at 8.3cents.

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