FY25 was a BIG year. Taylor Swift continued to have more economic impact than entire governments, AI became the hot topic of every conversation both inside and outside of work, and Donald Trump introduced the big T word (tariffs). 

Meanwhile in Australia, inflation cooled just enough to make oat lattes feel morally okay again, and the ASX 200 quietly delivered one of its strongest years in a while, delivering shareholders with a gain of 10.2%. 

So who made it to the FY25 stock market hall of fame? We’ve filtered through the hype to bring you the five top-performing ASX 200 stocks of the financial year.

1. Regis Resources Ltd (ASX: RRL)
Regis Resources is one of Australia’s leading mid-tier gold producers, with operations across key mining regions like Western Australia and New South Wales. In FY25, it was the ASX’s golden child - its share price soared 150%, making it the top performer on the ASX 200.

What sparked the gold rush? Geopolitical tensions in 2025 gave gold its safe-haven glow, while a softer US dollar added extra shine. Throw in a record-breaking gold price, peaking above US$3,300 an ounce, and investors were all in.

Even with production dipping, Regis posted third-quarter gold sales of $372 million, up 20% year-on-year. 

When your stock is linked to an asset that’s on fire (like gold in 2025), you don’t need to break records operationally to break records on the sharemarket.

2. Evolution Mining Ltd (ASX: EVN)
Surprise surprise, the next best performer is a gold producer too. Evolution Mining is one of Australia’s top-tier gold producers, with its golden operations across Queensland, New South Wales, and even a stake in Canada. 

In FY25, Evolution Mining was hot on Regis’ heels with its share price jumping 128%, as investors jumped onto the gold bandwagon.

And just when you thought it couldn’t get any shinier, Evolution Mining, broke their own record cash flow in the most recent quarter. Talk about striking gold! 

3. TechnologyOne Ltd (ASX: TNE)
TechnologyOne is one of Australia’s leading enterprise software providers, helping organisations streamline operations with cloud-based solutions (buzz-word alert)! In FY25, its share price rocketed 126% higher as investors cheered on its strong results.

The real headline? A 21% jump in annualised recurring revenue (ARR) to $511.1 million - smashing through its $500 million ARR target a whole 18 months earlier than forecasted. That kind of growth had TechnologyOne increasing its full-year earnings guidance and gave investors even more reason to get excited.

4. Zip Co Ltd (ASX: ZIP)
Zip Co is one of Australia’s OG fintech stars for FY25 after a rollercoaster run over the past few years. Zip Co is the buy now, pay later service that has competed head to head with Afterpay for BNPL domination. Over the past year, Zip’s share price charged ahead, climbing 114% as investors jumped onto the comeback train.

The main reason? Zip Co upgraded their financial guidance twice in FY25. Its CEO Cynthia Scott attributed much of its upgrade to the US, where transaction volumes grew over 40% year on year. Zip’s strategy is delivering results, and investors are loving the hustle.

5. Pro Medicus Ltd (ASX: PME)
Pro Medicus is a global player in health imaging technology, helping hospitals and clinics see advanced radiology imaging with its innovative software. 

In FY25 its share price rose 110% after strong earnings growth and some seriously big wins, including a massive $330 million, 10-year contract with Trinity Health in the US. That kind of deal doesn’t just boost revenue, it puts Pro Medicus on the map as a trusted partner in healthcare tech worldwide.

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