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Genetic Technologies Limited slashed its net loss by nearly 88% in FY2025 following a Deed of Company Arrangement and exit from voluntary administration, pivoting to a corporate office model after selling its operating businesses.

Coventry Group delivered a 2.8% revenue rise in FY26, but underlying EBITDA fell 23.6% despite a strong second-half recovery. The Group achieved $10 million in cost savings and continues an ongoing strategic review with no immediate decisions.

PeopleIN Limited reversed its earnings decline in FY26, driven by a 74.8% surge in its Engineering, Trades and Labour division amid Queensland’s booming infrastructure projects. The company’s sharper portfolio focus and strengthened balance sheet set the stage for further growth.

AVADA Group lifted revenue by nearly 15% in FY26, driven by Queensland and New South Wales expansion, while managing a $15 million impairment in Victoria that kept the statutory loss steady.

Way2VAT Ltd surged revenue by 61% to A$4 million in H1 FY26, driven by client growth and its new AI e-invoicing platform. However, losses widened sharply, prompting cost cuts and debt facility extensions to sustain operations.

Liontown Limited (ASX:LTR) has reported its maiden profit and strong cash flow in FY26, completing its transition to fully underground mining at Kathleen Valley and advancing expansion plans with a final investment decision due early FY27.

PT ANTAM (ASX:ATM) posted a 6% increase in net sales to Rp62.71 trillion in the first half of 2026, driven by steady gold, nickel, and bauxite sales. Profit after tax surged 34% to Rp6.91 trillion, supported by improved margins and foreign exchange gains.

Joyce Corporation Ltd (ASX: JYC) posted a record FY26 profit of $10.8 million, up 32% on normalised NPAT, underpinned by strong growth in its KWB kitchen and wardrobe business and improved Bedshed franchise performance. The company declared a fully franked final dividend of 17 cents, lifting the full-year payout to 30 cents per share.

Michael Hill International delivered a landmark FY26 with record revenue of AU$655.7 million, a 57% jump in comparable EBIT, and reinstated dividends after a strategic turnaround.

Clime Capital Limited (ASX:CAM) reported a sharp turnaround for FY26, with net profit after tax soaring 236% to $10.29 million, driven by strong unrealised gains and a higher income portfolio. The company sustained its steady dividend payments and pressed ahead with an active share and convertible note buyback program.

Michael Hill International reported a 1.9% revenue increase to $655.7 million in FY26, with comparable EBIT up 57% to $24 million and net profit soaring 376%. The company restored dividends and announced a Chair succession.

FlexiRoam Limited (ASX:FRX) reported a statutory net profit after tax of $0.7 million for FY26, reversing a $2.0 million loss in FY25, driven by a pivot to higher-quality recurring revenue and operational discipline.