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Kintyre Holdings turned profitable in H1 2025 due to strong growth and reinvestment in its digital advertising subsidiary Visual Vibe, while restructuring other business units.

Kintyre strengthens its advisory board with Maurice Grassau and Christoph Munte to enhance governance and strategic growth in real estate investment.

Kintyre Holdings delays its 2024 Annual Report submission to August 29, 2025, prioritizing mid-year financial statements.

Kintyre Living Retirement Village in Dubbo is expanding with 40 new units and enhanced community amenities, supporting local trades and addressing housing needs.

Kintyre Holdings (JA) Limited postponed its annual report release to July 18, 2025.

Kintyre Holdings is reshuffling leadership to drive growth, expand its digital media subsidiary internationally, diversify into new sectors, and strengthen its global presence.

Kintyre is restructuring GetPaid as a division to cut costs and refocus on core e-commerce products while other subsidiaries drive growth.

Kintyre Holdings integrated GetPaid after its CEO resigned, while Loop News ends 11 years of Caribbean media operations.

Kintyre Holdings turned around from a $154 million loss to an $81 million net profit in 2024 due to asset divestments and accounting adjustments.

Kintyre Holdings achieved its first annual profit in 2024 by restructuring operations, launching a fast-growing renovation unit, and innovating its advertising business while focusing on corporate governance.

Kintyre Holdings is diversifying into ice manufacturing to address local supply issues and expanding its digital advertising network through a strategic partnership.

Kintyre Holdings achieved a record quarterly profit in 2024 led by its Visual Vibe digital advertising subsidiary, while pursuing partnerships and asset sales to fuel further growth.

JSE Index fell sharply while Junior Market Index rose slightly, with Kintyre Holdings among the day's stock gainers.

Kintyre is transforming a 76,000 sqm office building near Berlin's Ostkreuz station into a mixed-use office campus with hotels and leisure facilities.

Kintyre is creating a hybrid office campus called Reo near Berlin's Ostkreuz station, combining offices with hotels and leisure facilities.

Guido Beddig joined Kintyre's management to oversee asset management and development, bringing extensive real estate experience.

Ted Walle was promoted to partner at Kintyre, where he leads center management for ten shopping centers with a team of 20 employees.

Marius Ohlsen became a partner at Kintyre Investments, which manages over 700 million euros in retail and office properties and recently expanded its team and assets.

Kintyre Holdings, formerly iCreate Limited, expects positive effects from the name change and supports local students with scholarships.

Tonia Bodenbach has been promoted to lead property management at Kintyre.