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SomnoMed reported a 3% revenue rise to $114.5 million and a 19% EBITDA increase to $10.9 million in FY26, navigating European market headwinds and a CEO transition while launching its Virtus device targeting sleep apnea with bruxism.

Jupiter Mines reported a modest dip in FY2026 net profit to $37.6 million, with its joint venture Tshipi delivering solid production and sales despite rising costs and currency headwinds. The company declared a final dividend of 0.75 cents per share, maintaining its shareholder returns streak.

Hallenstein Glasson delivered a robust FY26 performance with group sales climbing 19.6% to $563 million and net profit before tax surging around 43.5%, buoyed by currency tailwinds and solid operational control.

Ainsworth Game Technology’s first half 2026 results reveal a sharp revenue drop driven by North American and Latin American market pressures, offset partially by Asia Pacific growth and a key patent licensing deal.

Michael Hill International reported a 2% rise in group sales and a comparable EBIT increase of up to 57% for FY26, driven by strong performances in Canada and Australia alongside disciplined cost management.

Web Travel Group projects solid revenue and margin gains for 1H27 despite currency headwinds, backing its outlook with a substantial $90 million share buy-back.

Skellerup has raised its FY26 net profit after tax forecast to $64-$65 million, driven by robust demand in the US and New Zealand markets, improved supply chain conditions, and favourable currency and tariff impacts.

Bravura Solutions maintains FY26 revenue guidance while raising cash EBITDA expectations to $77 million, driven by robust project services demand and disciplined cost management.

CD Private Equity Fund I (ASX:CD1) posted a net loss of $6.96 million for the year ended 31 March 2026, driven by a $5.14 million fair value decline in its US private equity holdings and significant foreign exchange pressures. Despite near-term setbacks, the Fund has delivered an 8.3% post-tax annual return since inception.

Worley has revised its FY26 underlying EBITA impact from the Middle East conflict to up to $60 million, doubling its previous estimate, while also warning of a $50 million hit from foreign currency translation due to a stronger Australian dollar.

Kip McGrath Education Centres has revised down its FY26 guidance following weaker-than-expected second-half revenue and earnings, driven by falling lesson numbers and a strong Australian dollar.

Trajan Group Holdings reports steady market demand and successful cost initiatives in H2 FY26 but warns of a $4 million revenue hit from Australian dollar appreciation.