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Experience Co Limited reported an 8% revenue increase and 17% underlying EBITDA growth in Q1 FY26, driven by strong demand in its Adventure Experiences segment, especially Reef Unlimited, despite weather challenges affecting Skydiving operations.

ASX Limited reaffirms its FY26 expense growth guidance while detailing progress on its five-year transformation and addressing regulatory challenges. Strong FY25 financial results and a robust market pipeline underpin the company’s outlook.

Fortescue Metals Group kicked off FY26 with record iron ore shipments and strengthened its decarbonisation strategy through new partnerships and a $2 billion Renminbi loan.

Brambles Limited reported robust FY25 financial results and sustainability achievements, highlighting a $1 billion free cash flow milestone and ambitious 2030 regenerative targets at its 2025 AGM.

Alcoa Corporation has announced a quarterly dividend of USD 0.10 per CDI, payable on 21 November 2025, with multiple currency payment options and a 30% withholding tax for non-residents.

Northern Star Resources reported steady gold production and disciplined costs in Q1 FY26, with the KCGM Mill Expansion project progressing on schedule for early FY27 commissioning. Despite minor operational disruptions, the company maintains its full-year guidance and a robust financial position.

WAM Strategic Value Limited has confirmed a fully franked final dividend of AUD 0.03 per share for the financial year ending June 2025, alongside an updated Dividend Reinvestment Plan price.

Acumentis Group Limited reported a robust FY25 with a 35% jump in operating profit, driven by strategic diversification and operational efficiency. The company is optimistic about FY26, anticipating economic improvements and new growth avenues.

Acumentis delivered a 3.4% revenue increase to $58.1 million at its 2025 AGM, highlighting diversification and a positive outlook for FY26 amid easing inflation and expected rate cuts.

GR Engineering Services Limited reported a robust FY25 with revenue climbing to $479 million and EBITDA surging to $57.2 million, supported by successful project completions and an expanded contract pipeline. The company declared a higher fully franked dividend and maintains a strong cash position as it looks ahead to FY26.

Michael Hill International reported flat earnings in FY25 amid inflation and subdued demand, while new CEO Jonathan Waecker outlines a strategy focused on innovation, AI integration, and margin recovery heading into FY26.

MAAS Group Holdings reported a 6% rise in FY25 underlying EBITDA to $219.4 million, driven by strong construction materials growth and strategic acquisitions. The company projects FY26 EBITDA between $240 million and $270 million, underpinned by renewable energy projects and a robust capital recycling program.