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Transurban's FY26 results reveal a sharp profit rise, robust traffic growth, and major infrastructure completions, alongside a landmark NSW toll reform deal.

Pure One Corporation has made strides in zero-emission commercial vehicles with new battery-swap and electric models arriving in Australia, backed by a strengthened balance sheet from a $3.5 million tranche of Turquoise Group sale proceeds.

MaxiPARTS upgrades FY26 operating profit guidance to $14.2 million, driven by strong cost control and a $9 million inventory reduction, while bolstering its executive team with key appointments.

Talga Group has begun commercial deliveries of its Talnode®-C battery anode to Nyobolt, marking a key revenue milestone and advancing its European supply ambitions. The 3,000-tonne offtake deal sets the stage for Talga's planned commercial-scale anode plant, with further customer negotiations underway.

Transurban has finished a major NSW motorway upgrade that promises faster commutes and better airport access, while agreeing to sell its remaining share in a Montreal toll road for CAD 280 million.

Transurban showcased the West Gate Tunnel’s technology and benefits as April traffic data revealed growth in Melbourne and Brisbane but a dip in Sydney. Commercial vehicle volumes surged, while North American toll prices climbed sharply in the March quarter.

Pure Hydrogen Corporation reported strong commercial momentum in the September 2025 quarter, securing multiple hydrogen vehicle orders across Australia and the US, expanding international distribution, and raising fresh capital to fuel growth.

Pure Hydrogen Corporation reported FY2025 revenue growth alongside a significant non-cash impairment charge, while progressing its clean hydrogen vehicle technologies and planning a spinout of its Australian gas assets.

Solvar Limited reported a robust FY25 with a 17.4% increase in normalised NPAT and launched Bennji, a new commercial lending brand targeting small businesses.

MaxiPARTS Limited reported robust FY25 results with strong revenue growth, improved margins, and significant debt reduction, underpinning a confident outlook despite market challenges.

Pure Hydrogen Corporation has secured over $3 million in new orders for hydrogen fuel cell trucks, including prime movers for Scott Lovatt Transport and concrete agitator trucks for Heidelberg Materials, signaling rising commercial adoption of clean transport technology in Australia.

Pure Hydrogen reports a second consecutive quarter of positive cash flow, expands its international hydrogen vehicle footprint, and secures a 15-year gas project permit in Queensland.