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NTAW Holdings reported a 15.7% revenue drop to $445.3 million in FY2026 but improved net losses and operating EBITDA amid a strategic reset. The company divested its South African stake and plans asset sales as it targets modest growth in FY2027.

Global Health Limited trimmed its FY26 net loss by 12.5% to A$758,220, driven by a 5.5% lift in recurring SaaS revenue and a 20% cut in employee costs aided by AI integration, though going concern risks remain.

State Street’s suite of six SPDR International Equity ETFs reported solid net asset growth and consistent benchmark tracking for the year ended 30 June 2026, with comprehensive risk management and an unqualified audit from Ernst & Young.

State Street's suite of Australian equity ETFs delivered solid operating profits and net asset growth for the year ended 30 June 2026, with most funds closely tracking or outperforming their benchmarks.

Solution Dynamics Limited reported an 85% drop in net profit for FY2026 to NZD 0.38 million, hit by a major contract loss and investment in its new AI-driven dental marketing platform, nGAGE.

Corporate Travel Management has arranged a $175 million debt facility with Pacific Equity Partners Credit, replacing its $75 million corporate facility to support UK client remediation and ongoing operations ahead of FY25 and 1H26 financial statements.

Alliance Aviation Services posted a statutory loss of $90.9 million in FY2026, driven by a $164.8 million impairment on its Fokker fleet, while underlying profit remained within guidance. The company is realigning around core FIFO operations, fleet renewal, and cost discipline, supported by a $40 million equity raise and revised Qantas wet lease terms.

Sports Entertainment Group (ASX:SEG) posted a 39% revenue jump and 73% underlying EBITDA growth in FY26, offset by a 93% net profit decline due to tax and one-off impacts. The company is poised for growth with key acquisitions including MediaWorks NZ and the GIANTS Netball license.

Pengana Capital Group reported a statutory loss of $5.6 million for FY26 despite a 14% rise in funds under management, driven by upfront costs linked to new product launches and expanding private credit platforms.

L1 Long Short Fund Limited (ASX:LSF) posted a standout FY26 with a 45.4% net portfolio return, driving a 538% jump in net profit after tax to $635 million and a 22% CAGR in dividends since IPO. The fund also released its inaugural climate-related disclosures, affirming resilience amid evolving risks.

TALi Digital Limited (ASX: TD1) posted a 416% jump in revenue for FY26 but also recorded a $2.2 million loss driven by a $1.3 million impairment of its YCDI! intangible assets. The company is pursuing growth through AI-focused acquisitions and a $3.3 million capital raise.

L1 Global Long Short Fund (ASX:GLS) reported a striking $121.3 million net profit for FY26 following its strategic reset, declaring a fully franked 2.00 cent final dividend and targeting 8.00 cents per share for FY27.