sydneylink administration holdings ltd posted an annual net loss and no final dividend but saw its revenue rise slightly amid increased pension fund mergers the australian financial technology company said its net loss totaled 679 million australian dollars us469 million in the 12 months through june still this marked a 58 improvement on a net loss of a1634 million a year earlier fullyear revenue rose by 1 to a118 billion compared to a116 billion a year ago which the company attributed partly to increased fund merger activity and project work as the retirement and superannuation solutions unit supported fund transition activity chief executive vivek bhatia said link had delivered on its upgraded fiscal 2022 guidance which was announced on july 11 the last two years have seen a high level of corporate activity for link group in addition to the global pandemic and market volatility associated with higher inflation and higher interest rates mr bhatia said despite these challenging and potentially distracting factors it has been pleasing to see the resilience of our people and performance of our core businesses which are reflected in todays results directors of the company declared no final dividend last year link declared a final dividend of 55 australian cents a share link shareholders earlier this month approved the acquisition of the company by dye  durham ltd the proposed transaction still requires regulatory approval