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FBR Limited secures A$4 million through a discounted placement and share purchase plan to fund development and deployment of its DST-enabled robotics products, including Mantis welding and Hadrian bricklaying robots.

Tolu Minerals has locked in a K95 million (approx. A$30 million) debt facility from a Papua New Guinea bank, complementing its A$50 million cash reserves to fully fund the restart of its Tolukuma Gold Mine. Production is targeted for the first quarter of 2027, with an updated Mineral Resource Estimate due imminently.

Rox Resources reports steady progress at Youanmi Gold Mine with processing plant construction and mining development proceeding on schedule, supporting a mid-2027 gold production target.

Corporate Travel Management (ASX:CTD) has posted a $17.7 million net profit for FY26, reversing a prior $348.5 million loss, supported by UK client settlements, new debt facilities, and a governance uplift program.

MaxiPARTS has received a $2.50 per share indicative cash offer from Ares Management Asia, representing a substantial premium and triggering a four-week exclusivity period for due diligence. Concurrently, MaxiPARTS is acquiring Air Brake Systems for $11.2 million, a move expected to boost earnings and expand its product range.

Ramsay Health Care has finalised its $251 million purchase of National Capital Private Hospital in Canberra, expanding its footprint in key therapeutic areas and expecting earnings accretion within a year.

Frontier Energy has executed all major fixed-price contracts for Stage One of its Waroona Renewable Energy Project, securing tier-one suppliers and unconditional grid connection to de-risk delivery of its 132MW solar and 81.5MW battery facility.

Babylon Pump & Power reported a $5.2 million EBITDA loss in FY26 amid legacy maintenance struggles but saw its rental segment revenue surge 160%. The company exited maintenance post-year end and raised $7.27 million to strengthen its balance sheet and fund rental growth.

Infotrust Ltd (ASX: ITS) reported a 9.8% rise in FY26 revenue to $64.1 million, powered by a strategic pivot to cyber security. The company exited its Cloud segment, repaid all bank debt, and acquired Catalyst Cyber to boost federal market presence, positioning for profitable growth in FY27.

Recce Pharmaceuticals narrowed its operating loss to AUD 15 million in FY26, progressing Phase 3 trials for its anti-infective RECCE 327 and securing key patents and commercial partnerships.

Peak Processing Limited’s FY26 results reveal a doubling loss from continuing operations to $10 million amid a $4.35 million impairment, offset partially by a $2.5 million profit from discontinued operations. The company completed an operational reset and posted its first positive EBITDA quarter in June 2026.

Aland Equity Group’s subsidiary has formalised a Management Rights Agreement for 56 residential lots at Elm Grove Heights, Bungendore, setting the stage for its first property funds income and a sales campaign starting September 2026.