Latest Earnings News

Avira Resources has completed its 4,234-metre Mt Cattlin drilling campaign, with assays still pending from first-pass holes at the historically high-grade Sirdar and Ellendale prospects. The exploration momentum comes alongside $860,000 in cash and an estimated 1.45 quarters of funding.

Djerriwarrh Investments has declared a fully franked first-quarter FY27 dividend of 3.75 cents per share and is targeting the same payment for the second quarter. The second distribution remains subject to market conditions and final Board approval.

Beam Communications delivered positive operating cashflow of $160,000 in Q1FY27 despite a much smaller post-Zoleo revenue base, while core hardware sales lifted quarterly revenue by 20.2%. The company expects positive operating cashflow to continue through FY27, but recurring revenue and SatPhone Shop sales weakened.

88 Energy has secured more than 80% of the services and long-lead items needed for its planned Augusta-1 well, while several bids have emerged for a South Prudhoe farm-out. The progress comes with A$5.0 million in cash and a reported 2.85 quarters of funding based on current outgoings.

AML3D has secured an approximately $2.2 million order from Northrop Grumman Marine Systems for a large-scale ARCEMY X metal additive manufacturing system. The contract gives AML3D its first engagement with the US defence prime and expands its contracted US base to 17 ARCEMY systems.

Saunders International has secured four multi-year water appointments and framework arrangements across four states, giving it access to approximately $2 billion in forecast capital works programs over five years. The opportunities are strategically significant, but no work volumes are guaranteed and revenue contribution is not expected until FY2027.

Rio Tinto may spend up to A$46 million exploring LCL Resources’ Liamu project in Papua New Guinea for an eventual 80% stake. The initial programme will target undrilled gold-copper ground at Dada, while Rio Tinto weighs whether to advance the high-grade Ubei prospect.

Eagers Automotive will acquire the remaining 20% of its BYD retail joint venture, with the transaction forecast to add 5.0% to 5.5% to pro-forma underlying earnings. The announcement leaves the cash price, share component and valuation undisclosed ahead of expected completion by 31 October.

Mayne Pharma’s unaudited first-quarter revenue fell 2% to A$95.7 million, while underlying EBITDA dropped 52% as generic competition hit Dermatology. Strong prescription growth in Women’s Health and DistributeRx offered a partial counterweight, alongside progress on key legal disputes.

Stelar Metals has repositioned around the Hill of Leaders Tungsten Project after rock-chip assays reached 15.69% WO₃, but the discovery remains early-stage and the company is still loss-making. A subsequent A$2.628 million placement gives the explorer more room to test the system with maiden drilling.

Pureprofile has started FY27 with record quarterly revenue of $18.3 million and EBITDA of $2.4 million, while Platform revenue more than doubled. The ASX-listed data and insights company maintained its revenue guidance and lifted its EBITDA margin outlook to 11% to 12%.

Cadoux has extended WIM-style rare earth-zircon mineralisation onto its Wimmera joint venture ground, with Toolondo returning 20 metres at 0.86% in-situ zircon from just 8 metres. The result is promising but remains early-stage: rare earth chemistry is incomplete and no resource has been estimated.