Latest Earnings Impact News

National Australia Bank is adjusting its credit provisioning and capital policies in response to market volatility from the Middle East conflict, with significant impacts on its 1H26 earnings and balance sheet.

Shine Justice reshuffles its top management as Simon Morrison steps down from Managing Director to Executive Director to spearhead international growth, particularly in its burgeoning mass torts program, while Carolyn Barker AM maintains overall CEO leadership.

Finbar has completed settlement on a prime West Leederville site and lodged a development application for a $230 million mixed-use project featuring 240 apartments and commercial space, aiming for earnings impact in FY2029/FY2030.

Cleanaway has trimmed its FY26 EBIT forecast to $460-$480 million, citing a $20 million hit from rising fuel and logistics costs linked to the Middle East war. The company leans on contractual fuel cost pass-throughs and strategic supply deals to cushion the blow.

Turners Automotive Group Limited (NZX:TRA) has announced an ordinary dividend of NZD 0.10588235 per share for the quarter ending 31 December 2025, payable on 29 April 2026, with a fully franked component and a supplementary unfranked dividend. The company offers a dividend reinvestment plan (DRP) with a 2% discount and new shares to be issued under the plan.

Air New Zealand has halted its full-year 2026 earnings guidance following a sharp spike in jet fuel prices triggered by Middle East conflict, introducing uncertainty into its financial outlook.

Austin Engineering has addressed ASX concerns over its half-year earnings, confirming compliance with disclosure rules despite downward revisions to FY26 guidance.

Bhagwan Marine reports a sharp 67% drop in net profit for the half-year to December 2025, while announcing a transformative $130 million acquisition of Riverside Marine Holdings.

Pioneer Credit has successfully negotiated a significant 315 basis points cut in the margin on its $55.5 million Medium Term Notes, substantially lowering its funding costs and boosting cash flow.

Alfabs Australia reported a 28% revenue rise to $55.6 million in H1 2026, but EBITDA fell due to a $2.8 million Dartbrook mine impact and softer engineering margins. The company is investing heavily in mining hire assets and pursuing a strategic acquisition to drive future growth.

Medical Developments International (MVP) reported an 8% revenue increase driven by strong Penthrox growth, despite a slight EBIT loss impacted by foreign exchange. The company advances pediatric approvals and targets further volume gains.

Tourism Holdings Limited has agreed to sell its UK & Ireland operations to Indie Campers for NZ$8 million, aiming to streamline its portfolio and reduce debt. The deal is expected to deliver a one-off gain but will impact earnings in the short term.