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Listed funds dominated the week, with large share-price falls in L1 Group and Regal Investment Fund while Pacific Current rose after rejecting a takeover proposal. Results were stronger for several investment vehicles, but smaller companies still faced cash, funding and disclosure problems.

Peppermint Innovation has shifted from building its Philippines payments platform to commercialising it, but the FY26 report shows the business remains loss-making, balance-sheet constrained and dependent on future funding. The company reported A$217,720 in revenue, a A$2.40 million net loss and negative net assets of A$578,233.

Results season delivered strong dividend news and several large capital raisings, but share prices often moved lower despite better operating figures.
Praemium led the falls after a sharp gap lower, while micro-cap losses, new share issues and portfolio write-downs kept investors cautious.

Peppermint Innovation Limited posted a $2.4 million net loss for FY26 as it shifted from platform development to commercial execution in the Philippines, achieving key regulatory milestones and securing strategic investment.

N1 Holdings, Wisr and Beforepay led the week’s share-price gains as lenders reported stronger profits and larger loan books. Takeovers, payment growth and a major HSBC loan sale also shaped the market.

Peppermint Innovation Ltd (ASX:PIL) reported a 171% jump in group revenue for the June quarter, powered by a 577% surge in its Bizmoto revenue and a successful pilot of its QRPh Person-to-Merchant payment platform that tripled monthly transaction values. The company is advancing its ASX reinstatement while expanding its digital payments ecosystem in the Philippines.

Gold exposure was sold hard, while a lender and a legal-finance group caught steady buying. Dividends, buy-backs and new bank-style hybrids did the heavy lifting for sentiment.

Peppermint Innovation Limited reported a $1.27 million net loss for the half-year ending December 2025 while achieving key milestones including activation of national payment rails in the Philippines and settling a statutory demand that led to an ASX trading suspension.

A dividend shock, a mega-merger and a fresh equity raise dominated ASX finance names this week. Magellan surged on its Barrenjoey plan, while Excelsior plunged despite confirming a large special payout.

Peppermint Innovation has attracted a strategic A$2.1 million investment from key Philippine payments companies, accelerating its digital wallet platform’s growth in the country’s fast-evolving market.

Big moves came from consumer fintech names as investors quickly re-priced growth, losses, and capital needs. A capital-raise week also split the market: some raisings steadied prices, others triggered fresh selling.

A handful of small caps ripped higher, but plenty still slipped even after good news. This week’s biggest moves came from a platform partnership win, a reinstated stock, and a cash settlement that removed a long-running dispute.