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Rua Bioscience's FY26 results highlight a 71% surge in customer revenue driven by international expansion, yet the company continues to face significant losses and going concern risks.

Locate Technologies (NZX: LOC) posted a NZD 3.53 million loss for FY2026 despite 7.8% revenue growth, facing refinancing uncertainty on a major debt facility due in November.

Delegat Group (NZX:DGL) reported a 20% jump in operating NPAT to NZD 61.5 million for FY26, driven by record EBITDA and a 4% rise in global case sales. The Board declared a 22-cent dividend, up 10%, while net debt fell by NZD 51.8 million.

NEXTDC has swung to a statutory profit of $82.1 million in FY26, driven by a record 202% jump in contracted utilisation and a strategic shift in lease accounting that added a $128.8 million fair value gain. The company’s $3.4 billion capital expenditure underscores its aggressive expansion, including the opening of its first international data centre in Kuala Lumpur.

Beonic Limited grew revenue by 5.2% to $23.3 million in FY26, halving its loss and achieving positive operating cash flow, underpinned by a landmark Moroccan airport contract and product innovation.

SenSen Networks reported a 16.7% rise in annualised recurring revenue to $11.7 million and a 23.6% EBITDA increase to $2.0 million in FY26, while expanding its SenDISA platform into environmental enforcement with EPA Victoria.

Butn Limited reported a 5% revenue increase to $15.3 million in FY26, driven by strong platform growth and strategic simplification, while net loss widened 44% to $3.8 million amid higher bad debts and one-off costs.

ImpediMed reported a 15% revenue increase to $14.6 million in FY26, broadened reimbursement coverage for its SOZO platform to 95% of the US population, and launched new applications in heart health and weight management.

Credit Clear Limited posted a 28% rise in FY26 revenue to $60 million, boosted by UK acquisitions and organic growth, while defending legal action by the ACCC.

Experience Co posted a modest 2% revenue rise to $129.6 million in FY26, but underlying EBITDA slipped 8% due to weather disruptions, inflationary pressures, and industrial action. The company is advancing a $65 million deal to combine its Skydive business with Inflite Group.

CTI Logistics (ASX:CLX) posted a 69% jump in net profit to $24 million for FY26, driven by robust transport volumes, logistics growth and a $74 million uplift in property valuations. The company also declared a 14 cents per share fully franked dividend.

Corporate Travel Management has arranged a $175 million debt facility with Pacific Equity Partners Credit, replacing its $75 million corporate facility to support UK client remediation and ongoing operations ahead of FY25 and 1H26 financial statements.