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Emyria has reported record quarterly revenue of approximately $1.42 million after opening its first Sydney Empax clinic and expanding national treatment capacity. The growth comes with $2.28 million in operating cash outflows and an estimated 2.08 quarters of funding at quarter-end.

Lion Energy has completed the sale of its Seram Non-Bula interest and is preparing to spud the 12 million barrel Bula Karang-1 prospect in November. The stronger cash position comes with a near-term financing question: its fully drawn A$1.6 million convertible note matures at the end of December.

Dexus has forecast lower FY27 earnings while refocusing its business on office, industrial, retail and selected alternatives. The ASX-listed real estate group is also targeting more than A$2 billion of capital release, but remains exposed to infrastructure fund liquidity issues and the unresolved APAC appeal.

Thrive Tribe Technologies has made progress on its defence and veteran software ambitions, but ended September with just A$20,000 in cash after a A$573,000 operating outflow. Its proposed A$2 million placement remains uncommitted and requires shareholder approval in November.

Data#3 has upgraded its FY27 first-half profit projection after delivering record FY26 sales, earnings and dividends. The company expects strong early-year growth, although one-off transactions and a softer second-half growth rate will shape the full-year result.

Vicinity Centres has reaffirmed its FY27 earnings targets after a resilient first quarter, with occupancy steady at 99.6%, leasing spreads widening to 5.1% and portfolio sales rising 3.0%. The AGM also marked the retirement of chairman Trevor Gerber and director Tim Hammon.

Vicinity Centres has reaffirmed its FY27 earnings guidance after a resilient first quarter, with occupancy steady at 99.6%, leasing spreads widening to 5.1% and total portfolio sales rising 3.0%. The AGM also marked Trevor Gerber’s retirement as chairman and the formal leadership transition to Patrick Allaway.

The Star Entertainment returned to positive quarterly EBITDA in Q1 FY27, with Sydney and Gold Coast revenue recording year-on-year growth for the first time since quarterly reporting began. The improvement comes alongside negative reported operating cash flow, continuing casino licence restrictions and unresolved going-concern uncertainties.

Supply Network is targeting around $50 million of additional revenue in FY2027 after delivering 15.5% sales growth and expanding its Multispares network across Australia and New Zealand. The next phase includes a planned $9 million Penrith branch and further capacity upgrades, although the company has not quantified the earnings return from that investment.

PeopleIN improved underlying earnings and reduced leverage in FY26 despite a statutory loss, as Queensland’s infrastructure demand drove a sharp recovery in its core workforce division. The company is now betting that a leaner portfolio, Infrawork’s trans-Tasman labour channel and Brisbane 2032-related work can sustain the upturn.

Monash IVF Group’s underlying NPAT fell 41% to A$16.1 million in FY26, missing its recently reduced guidance as softer Australian IVF activity outweighed international growth. A second-half market-share recovery, lower planned capital spending and a new productivity program now carry the FY27 investment case.

Temple & Webster is holding to its FY27 EBITDA target of $33 million to $40 million even as revenue fell 8% in the first months of the year. The online retailer says reduced discounting is depressing sales but improving contribution margins, while AI, private-label products and brand investment move from testing into rollout.