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Coles Group reported a 2.5% revenue increase to $23.7 billion for the half year ended January 2026, driven by strong supermarket sales, but earnings were weighed down by a $235 million provision linked to a Fair Work Ombudsman ruling. The company declared a fully franked interim dividend of 41 cents per share.

Hubify has completed a strategic $250,000 placement at a striking 425% premium to fund its AI-first growth strategy, including a key partnership with HubLab to deliver AI-powered ICT and cybersecurity services.

Freightways Group Limited reported a robust HY26 with revenue rising 8.5% and net profit surging 17.2%, underpinned by strong volume growth and a key acquisition in Australia. The company’s disciplined approach to margin improvement and M&A signals confidence in its cross-Tasman logistics strategy.

CAR Group Limited reported a strong half-year result for the period ending 31 December 2025, with revenue up 8% and adjusted net profit rising 11.5%, driven by robust performance across Australia, North America, Latin America, and Asia.

Guzman y Gomez has secured a multi-year exclusive delivery partnership with Uber Eats in Australia, aiming to accelerate growth and enhance customer convenience. Delivery now accounts for over a quarter of GYG’s Australian sales, underscoring its strategic importance.

Collins Foods has reported record half-year results driven by strong revenue growth, margin expansion, and operational excellence across its Australian and European markets. The company also raised its profit guidance and declared a higher interim dividend.

Locate Technologies reported steady Q1 FY26 revenue with a strategic pivot to the NZX to better support its Bitcoin treasury ambitions. The company’s Locate2u unit showed promising growth, while Zoom2u faced challenges amid softer consumer spending.

Woolworths Group reported a 2.7% increase in first quarter sales to $18.5 billion, driven by robust growth in eCommerce and improved customer satisfaction metrics. The retailer remains cautiously optimistic as it prepares for the key festive trading period.

Rewardle Holdings clarifies its complex relationship with CloudHolter and updates on Pepper Leaf loan litigation, addressing ASX concerns over financial reporting delays.

Rewardle Holdings reported a modest revenue increase for FY25 but saw its loss more than double, driven by investments in AI-powered MedTech associate CloudHolter and expanded platform initiatives.

Vmoto Limited reported a 10.8% revenue decline to $20.8 million in H1 2025 but reduced its net loss slightly to $3 million, buoyed by resilient international sales and a strategic partnership with Uber to electrify delivery fleets across Europe.

Rewardle Holdings Limited reported a 2.8% revenue increase to $9.68 million for FY24 but swung to a $3.44 million net loss, driven by rising expenses and associate losses. The company expanded its footprint with acquisitions in grocery delivery and fintech, while deepening its stake in AI-powered health tech partner CloudHolter.