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Janus Electric has landed further orders worth approximately A$1.6 million from its authorised California dealer, Electric Vehicle Choice, marking a significant step in its U.S. market expansion. The orders include conversion modules, batteries, and charging infrastructure, with shipment planned for mid-2026.

Janus Electric reports operational progress with validated technology and increased revenue, while focusing on commercial execution and cost discipline under new CEO Ben Hutt. Funding remains a critical factor for sustaining growth.

Janus Electric has inked a strategic partnership with a Canadian consortium to deploy swappable battery electric trucks powered by innovative negative-carbon energy, aiming to revolutionise long-haul freight electrification.

Janus Electric has secured full California Air Resources Board approval for its JCM 540 battery-electric truck conversion system, enabling fleet operators to access up to US$90,000 in government vouchers per vehicle. This milestone accelerates Janus’ entry into the lucrative California zero-emission freight market.

Aurizon has lodged a proposed ten-year Network Access Undertaking with the Queensland Competition Authority, aiming to secure long-term certainty and enhanced operational incentives for the Central Queensland Coal Network.

Janus Electric reports strong progress in truck conversions and US export orders while navigating a delay in expected EVUNI investment funding, secured by interim asset-backed financing.

Janus Electric Holdings announces the resignation of CEO Ian Campbell, with interim leadership appointed as the company searches for a successor.

K&S Corporation has issued a cautious earnings update, forecasting a significant decline in underlying profit before tax for the first half of 2025 compared to last year.

Janus Electric Holdings has updated its FY25 financials with audited figures, correcting prior R&D expense misstatements and recognizing an impairment on its Vaulta investment, resulting in a net loss of $8.9 million.

Kelsian Group reported steady FY25 financial results with a 9.5% revenue increase and reaffirmed FY26 EBITDA guidance, while progressing the strategic divestment of its tourism assets to sharpen focus on core transport services.

MOVE Logistics Group reports a significant reduction in losses and improved margins in the first quarter of FY26, even as revenue declines amid economic headwinds.

Air New Zealand has revised its first half 2026 financial outlook to a pre-tax loss between NZD 30 million and 55 million, citing weaker revenue growth and rising costs. The airline is pushing cost-saving measures while highlighting uncertainties ahead.