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Synlait’s operational recovery gathered pace in the second half, but the NZX-listed dairy processor still reported a NZ$75.4 million FY26 loss and negative operating cash flow. KPMG flagged a material uncertainty over going concern as the company prepares to refinance facilities due in 2027.

SPC Global reported a 27% rise in normalised EBITDA for FY26 to $38.5 million, supported by a $100 million equity raise that halved net leverage. The company’s strategic pivot to higher-margin branded products and operational efficiencies set the stage for targeted double-digit revenue and EBITDA growth in FY27.

Noumi Limited lifted FY26 revenue by 8.8% and adjusted operating EBITDA by 7.6%, driven by Dairy & Nutritionals' strong earnings and strategic investments in Plant-based Milks. The company faces refinancing uncertainty with $610 million convertible notes maturing in May 2027, prompting a proposed acquisition by majority shareholder Arrovest.

The a2 Milk Company posted a 12.4% rise in FY26 revenue to NZ$1.975 billion, but net profit from continuing operations fell 5.8% amid supply chain disruptions in China. The company declared a $300 million special dividend and expects mid single-digit revenue growth in FY27.

SPC Global reported solid Q4 FY26 growth driven by domestic beverage sales and a 50.8% jump in international revenue, while a $100 million equity raise slashed net leverage and paved the way for improved cash flow in FY27.

Maggie Beer Holdings has delayed signing binding documents for the $10 million Hampers and Gifts Australia acquisition, targeting completion in February 2027 amid ongoing due diligence and funding arrangements.

Maggie Beer Holdings has received a non-binding indicative offer to sell its Hampers and Gifts Australia business for $10 million, including an $8 million upfront payment and up to $2 million contingent on future performance. The deal excludes its core Maggie Beer Products division and awaits due diligence and shareholder approval.

Eneco Refresh Limited has appointed Christerpher Conyers as CEO following his instrumental role in returning the company to profitability. His leadership marks a new chapter focused on sustaining growth and operational efficiency.

Pure Foods Tasmania has executed key loan extensions with Commonwealth Bank and outlined a comprehensive turnaround strategy to address its financial challenges, despite ongoing material uncertainty over its going concern status.

Pure Foods Tasmania reports improved revenue and gross profit margin for 2Q25, driven by aggressive cost-cutting and operational efficiencies, while continuing negotiations to lift its ASX trading suspension.

Aumake Limited reported a remarkable 239% increase in quarterly cash receipts, driven by a $16 million purchase order from Yangtze River and a strategic capital raise, positioning the company for robust growth in 2025.