Latest Company Earnings News

Guzman y Gomez Limited (GYG) posted solid sales growth in Q3 FY26, driven by expanding restaurant network and enhanced delivery partnerships in Australia. The company reaffirmed its FY26 EBITDA margin guidance and plans for further network expansion.

Peter Warren Automotive Holdings reported a 3.2% revenue increase to $1.268 billion and more than doubled its profit after tax to $7.435 million in the first half of FY26, declaring a fully franked interim dividend of 3.0 cents per share.

Dexus has reported a strong half-year result with a $348.5 million profit turnaround, robust leasing growth, and strategic capital moves including a $950 million equity raise and a 10% on-market buyback.

H&G High Conviction Limited has significantly reduced its half-year loss following asset divestment and is actively exploring strategic alternatives to enhance shareholder value amid looming ASX re-compliance requirements.

The Agency Group Australia reports robust Q2 FY26 growth with a 41% jump in Gross Commission Income and expanding national footprint. The company is accelerating its push into East Coast markets while managing supply constraints in Western Australia.

Elevra Lithium Limited reported record quarterly revenue and gross profit at its North American Lithium operation, even as it navigates short-term production challenges and revises FY2026 guidance downward.

Cobram Estate Olives Limited has reported a record-breaking FY2025, driven by strong sales growth in Australia and the USA, alongside a $178 million equity raise to accelerate its Californian olive grove expansion.

Peppermint Innovation has secured major partnerships with ECPay and BTI Payments, vastly expanding its physical cash-in and bill payment network across the Philippines and enhancing accessibility for millions of cooperative members.

Coles Group reveals a significant potential financial impact following a Federal Court decision on underpayments to salaried team members, estimating remediation costs between $150 million and $250 million.

Visionflex Group Limited reported a sharp 33% decline in revenues and a 69% increase in net losses for FY25, with auditors flagging material uncertainty over the company’s ability to continue as a going concern.

CI1 reported a sharp 57% revenue decline in FY25 but reduced its comprehensive loss by 64% through strategic disposals and capital returns. The company’s financial services operations in Australia and Singapore faced tough market conditions, prompting a portfolio reshaping.

Centrepoint Alliance reported a 13.5% revenue increase and a 30.6% rise in pre-tax profit for the year ended June 2025, yet net profit after tax fell by 33.7%. The company maintained its final dividend at 1.75 cents per share.