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Rox Resources has reported a 4.87-metre intercept grading 15.13g/t gold below the existing Youanmi resource at United North. The early result supports the potential for resource growth and mine-life extension, but four further assays and additional drilling are still pending.

Amcor has lowered its six-month adjusted earnings outlook after higher energy and distribution costs offset volume growth and Berry acquisition synergies. Sales rose 7%, but adjusted EBITDA slipped, free cash flow deteriorated sharply and net debt increased.

News Corp opened fiscal 2027 with revenue up 6% and net income up 43%, led by Dow Jones, digital real estate and book publishing. The quarter also exposed a sharper split in the portfolio: News Media weakened and free cash flow turned negative.

Corpay delivered 18% revenue growth and a 32% increase in adjusted diluted earnings per share in the third quarter, prompting a higher full-year outlook. The company is also using substantial cash resources for share buybacks and debt reduction.

Texas Pacific Land delivered its strongest quarter on record, with US$273.4 million in revenue, US$167.4 million in GAAP net income and US$170.3 million in free cash flow. The Permian Basin landowner is also pushing deeper into water infrastructure, data centres and power generation, though those newer ambitions remain largely unquantified.

Motorola Solutions raised its full-year 2026 revenue, non-GAAP earnings and cash flow outlook after sales rose 12% and backlog reached a record US$16.6 billion. The stronger operating result came alongside lower GAAP earnings, softer cash flow and fresh acquisition debt.

McKesson delivered a strong fiscal second quarter, with revenue up 8% and adjusted diluted EPS rising 18%. The healthcare distributor lifted its full-year adjusted EPS guidance while expanding its specialty-care portfolio through new investments and acquisitions.

PTC’s fiscal 2026 results show subscription momentum beneath broadly flat revenue, but reported earnings were heavily influenced by the sale of Kepware and ThingWorx. The pending Schneider Electric acquisition has also ended the company’s guidance cycle.

Qualcomm’s fiscal 2026 results exposed a sharp split in its business: handset revenue fell heavily, while automotive reached a record US$2 billion quarter and management reiterated its US$5 billion data-centre target. Reported profit was lifted by a large tax benefit, making non-GAAP earnings the clearer measure of underlying performance.

Expedia Group delivered a stronger-than-expected third quarter, with gross bookings up 11% and adjusted EBITDA up 17%. The travel marketplace also raised its full-year outlook while returning US$576 million through share buybacks.

Taiko Critical Minerals widened its half-year loss to NZ$3.785 million as it advanced the Barrytown project, while raising NZ$9.5 million and lifting cash to NZ$7.8 million. The company now faces a December consent decision, an unconfirmed government funding offer and substantial convertible-note obligations.

FIS delivered a sharp third-quarter revenue increase and lifted adjusted EBITDA, but its next phase is centred on deleveraging rather than aggressive capital returns. The fintech has paused meaningful buybacks and tuck-in acquisitions while it works towards a gross leverage target of about 2.8 times.