Latest Accounting Standards News

Premier Investments reported a modest 0.38% rise in net profit from continuing operations for the half-year ending January 2026, alongside a 3% increase in revenue and a fully franked interim dividend of 45 cents per share.

Austal Limited has addressed ASX concerns over its half-year financial report, confirming compliance with accounting standards despite a qualified audit opinion linked to US Department of Defense contractual relief revenue.

Queste Communications Ltd reported a positive net cash flow from operating activities for February 2026, supported by a robust cash balance and stable financing arrangements. The company’s consolidated position, including its majority stake in Orion Equities, underscores its solid liquidity outlook.

Stakk Limited reports a robust 222% quarterly revenue growth in 2025, with an $8.53 million annual recurring revenue run-rate and a strengthened balance sheet. The company also refines its accounting treatment of contingent consideration following its Radical-DBX acquisition.

Uscom Limited has completed the sale of all its international subsidiaries, recording a significant gain but ceasing trading activities and remaining suspended on the ASX. The company now aims to secure a new business to resume operations.

Skin Elements Limited reported a $4.01 million loss for the half-year ending December 2025, alongside a 41% revenue drop, while securing $2.5 million in fresh capital to advance its proprietary SE Formula biotechnology products.

Verbrec Limited has reported a remarkable turnaround in its half-year results, posting a $9 million net profit and announcing its first interim dividend in the current period. Strategic acquisitions and a sharp rise in net tangible assets underpin this strong performance.

Rivco Australia has reported a remarkable 135% increase in net profit for the year ended 31 December 2025, alongside fully franked dividends and a solid net asset value per share.

BrainChip Holdings Ltd reported a striking 374% jump in revenue for 2025, yet the company still posted a substantial operating loss of over US$20 million. The results reveal mixed signals for investors watching the semiconductor innovator’s path forward.

Gryphon Capital Income Trust reported a robust half-year profit increase alongside successful capital raises, positioning the fund for expanded investment in Australian RMBS and ABS markets.

Lowell Resources Fund reported a remarkable 63% increase in net asset value for the half-year ending December 2025, driven by a strategic overweight in gold equities and buoyed by soaring commodity prices.

Pengana Global Private Credit Trust reported a robust half-year performance with $7.5 million net profit and a stable NAV of $2.00 per unit, supported by a $69 million capital raise and an 8.9% annual yield. Despite increased market volatility, the Trust’s diversified private credit portfolio remains resilient.