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Coles Group reported a 2.8% rise in FY26 sales revenue to $45.58 billion, driven by supermarket growth and digital gains, while navigating $235 million in regulatory provisions.

Scentre Group’s half-year profit jumped 24.6% to $974.5 million despite a revenue dip, driven by strong property valuations and operational growth. The group raised full-year earnings and distribution forecasts while advancing key redevelopment projects and strategic land initiatives.

Nanosonics reported steady FY26 revenue growth driven by its trophon disinfection platform and advanced the CORIS System towards commercial launch, backed by a strong balance sheet and a new $40 million share buyback.

Australian Ethical Investment Ltd posted record FY26 results with a 29% rise in net profit after tax and funds under management reaching $14.5 billion, driven by strong superannuation inflows and growth in private markets.

MOVE Logistics Group has completed its strategic Reset phase, reporting a return to positive normalised earnings and improved cashflow in FY26, despite ongoing challenges in its warehousing division.

WT Financial Group (ASX: WTL) delivered its sixth consecutive year of growth in FY2026, with net profit before tax up 19% to $6.55 million and a fully franked final dividend declared at 0.75 cents per share. The company also completed a strategic disposal of its B2C subsidiaries, advancing its Hubco investment model.

Ampol Limited reported a dramatic turnaround with a $1.36 billion statutory profit in H1 2026, buoyed by soaring refinery margins and the strategic acquisition of EG Australia.

Bendigo and Adelaide Bank reports a $375.1 million statutory profit for FY26, reversing last year’s loss, while committing $70 million to a multi-year risk rectification program and declaring a fully franked 33 cent dividend.

GemLife Communities Group (ASX: GLF) reported a 238% surge in statutory net profit for 1H26, driven by record home settlements and a 10% rise in average sale prices, prompting an upgrade to full-year earnings guidance.

City Chic Collective’s FY26 underlying EBITDA surged 92% to $12.3 million, driven by ANZ growth and cost discipline, while group revenue fell 3.1%. The company enters FY27 with a stronger margin profile and a clean inventory position amid ongoing US tariff challenges.

Ventia Services Group reported a 4.7% revenue decline in HY26 but boosted underlying EBITDA by 8.2%, delivering margin expansion and raising its fully franked interim dividend while upsizing its buyback program.

Stanmore Resources maintained steady coal production in the first half of 2026 while boosting earnings and completing a corporate debt refinancing that enhances financial flexibility.