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The Star Entertainment Group reports a $110 million statutory loss for H1 FY26 as it undertakes major operational restructuring and seeks refinancing amid challenging market conditions.

Jade Gas Holdings has completed its appraisal program for the TTCBM Project in Mongolia, setting the stage for regulatory approvals and commercial development of a major domestic gas resource.

Many Peaks Limited has expanded the gold mineralisation strike at its Ferké Gold Project in Côte d’Ivoire to more than 1.1 kilometres, supported by strong assay results from recent drilling campaigns. This advancement highlights the potential for a significant increase in resource volume and open-pit reserve conversion at the Ouarigue prospect.

Kore Potash updates investors on its formal sale process, revealing one interested party has withdrawn while another continues due diligence.

Synlait Milk Limited has secured important amendments and waivers to its syndicated bank facilities, aligning its financial covenants with the upcoming sale of its North Island assets scheduled for April 2026.

The Star Entertainment Group reported a 10% drop in H1 FY26 revenue, offset by a 71% improvement in EBITDA, while navigating ongoing licence suspensions and a critical refinancing process.

Complii FinTech Solutions reported a $1.35 million loss for H1 FY26 alongside a 6% increase in annual recurring revenue, driven by strategic platform upgrades and expanding client engagement.

Platformo Ltd reported a modest 5% revenue increase in 2025 driven by its Malaysian subsidiary Biztrak, but faced a higher net loss due to regulatory delays and increased corporate advisory costs.

Queste Communications Ltd (ASX:QUE) reported a modest company-level profit for H1 2025 but a consolidated loss driven by challenges in its associate investments, notably Bentley Capital Limited. The company’s financial performance remains closely tied to the share price movements of Strike Resources Limited.

Freedom Care Group Holdings outlines a strategic recovery plan following the suspension of its securities and liquidation of its main operating subsidiary, aiming to restore shareholder value and regain ASX listing.

Osteopore Limited reported an 11% increase in revenue to $3.06 million for 2025, alongside a wider net loss of $3.72 million as it invests heavily in product development and regulatory compliance. The company also expanded its footprint with a new Singapore subsidiary.

Orion Equities reported a modest loss of $11,051 for the half-year ending December 2025, with net tangible asset backing per share holding steady at $0.42. The company’s investment portfolio, notably in Strike Resources and Bentley Capital, remains central to its financial position.