Latest Earnings News

Centuria Industrial REIT has agreed almost 25,000 square metres of leases at a 31% year-to-date re-leasing spread, while selling a vacant Queensland asset for $34.25 million at book value. The industrial landlord reaffirmed FY27 earnings and distribution guidance as it advances longer-term data centre and renewable energy opportunities.

AMP’s Platforms business delivered A$1.5 billion in third-quarter net cashflows, up 20% year on year, while total wealth AUM reached A$168 billion. The update also showed improving superannuation flows, stronger New Zealand inflows and a buyback now halfway complete, although AMP Bank continued to shrink.

Symal has reaffirmed its FY27 guidance and raised its FY30 EBITDA ambition to more than $230 million, while pointing to $1.9 billion of work-in-hand and a $9.1 billion tendered pipeline. The contractor is increasingly leaning into energy, digital infrastructure, utilities and defence, with about 75% of FY27 revenue already secured.

Bank of Queensland’s statutory profit rose 88% to $250 million, but underlying cash earnings fell 7% as lending contracted and impairments normalised from a low base. The bank is betting that a completed digital migration, stronger capital position and Challenger partnership can support a return to growth in FY27.

Champion Iron has posted preliminary second-quarter revenue of C$403.9 million, supported by 4.5 million dry metric tonnes of iron ore concentrate sold. The figures remain unaudited, with final results due before management’s October 29 conference call.

Mayfield Childcare has reset FY26 underlying EBITDA guidance to $2.4 million-$2.7 million after occupancy weakened and fee increases arrived late. A completed head office restructure is expected to deliver $1.5 million in annualised savings, mostly from FY27.

Netwealth has pushed total funds under administration to a record $139.2 billion, with managed accounts driving a quarterly surge in funds under management. But the company has lowered FY27 net-flow guidance and flagged fresh investment in loss-making acquisition Paradino, while defending First Guardian-related class action proceedings.

Chorus has retained its BBB issuer credit rating with a positive outlook after S&P reclassified NZ$683 million of government-linked securities as debt. The change lifts adjusted leverage, but S&P still sees a possible upgrade to BBB+ if Chorus keeps FFO-to-debt above 13% and maintains supportive financial policies.

Contact Energy’s September operating data showed stronger mass-market sales and sharply lower generation costs, although retail and wholesale netbacks eased. The company is also progressing three renewable projects with total approved costs of $1.263 billion as near-term wholesale prices climb.

Helix Resources says the Supreme Court of British Columbia has declared its Gold Basin earn-in and joint venture agreement unenforceable and ordered the company to pay petition costs. The ruling puts the Arizona project’s future with Helix in question, while the company says its White Hills project is unaffected.

GenusPlus has won approximately $255 million of power infrastructure work from Western Power and Fortescue, extending its project pipeline into 2029. The awards span renewable energy connections, network maintenance and mine-site decarbonisation infrastructure, although individual contract values and margins remain undisclosed.

Integrated Research’s FY26 annual report confirms a sharp earnings deterioration, with revenue down 16% and net profit collapsing to A$1.2 million. A stronger cash balance and new AI products offer financial resilience, but FY27 now hinges on turning product launches into commercial adoption.