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Propel Funeral Partners reported a 6.2% rise in statutory net profit to $12.5 million for the half-year ended December 2025, supported by strategic acquisitions in New Zealand and a refinancing of its senior debt. The company also declared a 7.5 cent fully franked interim dividend.

Tasmea Limited posted a robust 62.4% revenue increase to $400.5 million in H1 FY26, alongside a 32.2% rise in underlying profit after tax, despite a dip in statutory net profit. The acquisition of WorkPac Group marks a strategic expansion into workforce solutions.

Woodside Energy Group Ltd reported record production and a net profit after tax of $2.7 billion in 2025, advancing key LNG and ammonia projects while achieving its 15% emissions reduction target.

Genesis Energy has completed a NZ$100 million share placement at NZ$2.15 per share, paving the way for a NZ$300 million rights offer to fund its renewable energy expansion under the Gen35 strategy.

SKS Technologies Group has reported a robust half-year performance, driven by a landmark $130 million data centre contract and a strategic acquisition, positioning it strongly for FY26 growth.

Pacific Current Group reported a net loss for the half-year ending December 2025, driven by significant non-cash impairments and disposals, while repaying its senior secured debt and declaring a fully franked interim dividend.

QuickFee Limited has reported a dramatic turnaround with a $36.45 million profit in H1 FY26, driven by the sale of its US Pay Now business and a strategic capital return to shareholders. Underlying operations show promising growth despite divestments.

FOS Capital Ltd has revealed a decline in revenue and increased losses for the half-year ending December 2025, impacted by significant one-off restructuring costs related to Aldrige. No interim dividend was declared, reflecting cautious management amid ongoing challenges.

Calix Limited reported a solid 21% revenue increase for the half-year ending December 2025, but losses ballooned by 250%, raising questions about the path to profitability.

Integral Diagnostics Limited has reported a robust half-year performance, with revenues soaring 55.6% and EBITDA nearly doubling, driven by strong patient volume growth and successful integration of Capitol Health. The company also declared a fully franked interim dividend of 3.3 cents per share.

Tyro Payments Limited reported a solid 5% increase in gross profit and a 72% surge in statutory profit before tax for H1 FY26, underpinned by growth in core payment volumes and banking activities. The company also expanded its fintech footprint with the acquisition of AI-powered platform Thriday.

MAAS Group Holdings has delivered a record half-year underlying EBITDA of $115.3 million, driven by strong growth in construction and real estate segments. The company also announced a major $1.7 billion divestment of its Construction Materials portfolio and a strategic $100 million investment in digital infrastructure.