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Ingenia Communities Group has secured unconditional contracts to sell six New South Wales communities, releasing $124 million in capital that will be deployed into higher-growth projects and debt reduction.

NoviqTech has secured a one-year extension on its $1.4 million unsecured loan facility, maintaining favourable terms to support its push for ASX reinstatement.

Commonwealth Bank of Australia updates its final dividend details for FY26, offering a fully franked AUD 2.70 per share payout with flexible currency payments and a full Dividend Reinvestment Plan.

Pengana Capital Group has lodged a formal application with the Takeovers Panel contesting the legitimacy and disclosure of Pengana International Equities’ recent capital management moves, including a contentious buy-back and rights issue.

Nexalis Therapeutics reports a 52% rise in half-year losses to $1.3 million amid funding facility cancellation and clinical trial suspensions, highlighting ongoing cash flow challenges.

Actinogen Medical has locked in full underwriting for nearly 127 million unlisted options, guaranteeing $4.77 million in fresh funding as it approaches pivotal Alzheimer’s trial results due in November.

Australian Unity Limited (ASX:AYU) posted a statutory loss of $155.2 million for FY2026, reflecting regulatory headwinds, transformation costs, and sector disruptions, while advancing its climate risk management and strategic portfolio adjustments.

Prestal Holdings Limited posted a 30% drop in sales to $10.3 million and a $3.6 million net loss for FY26, while exiting its core Hampers With Bite business in a strategic pivot.

Identitii has issued nearly 200,000 shares to partially repay a $395,000 loan, reducing its debt by $128,944 through a debt-to-equity swap.

Volt Group (ASX: VPR) is set to repurchase up to 5% of its shares over 12 months starting 16 September 2026, aiming to optimise capital structure without requiring shareholder approval.

Sarama Resources has issued 16.5 million Performance Share Units to its directors and CFO, linking incentives directly to key arbitration outcomes against the Government of Burkina Faso. Half of the awards vest on receipt of an arbitration ruling, and the rest on receipt of any award funds.

Thorney Opportunities Ltd swung to a $4.44 million loss before tax in FY2026, weighed down by unrealised investment losses, yet increased its final dividend and pressed on with share buybacks.