Latest Earnings News

WiseTech Global’s FY26 annual report charts a year of extraordinary expansion, with revenue up 79% after the e2open acquisition and underlying EBITDA up 56%. But the stronger earnings base comes with heavier debt, a major workforce reset and unresolved regulatory risks.

EDU Holdings has lifted total enrolments 26% to a record 7,489, with Higher Education up 45% and now accounting for 88% of the group. The result also exposes a sharper divide: domestic and postgraduate demand is strengthening, while international VET enrolments continue to contract.

Vection Technologies has secured a multi-year framework agreement with Italian telecommunications provider Retelit Digital Service, which has committed to generate at least approximately A$19.5 million in revenue for the company by June 2030. The deal expands Vection’s route into enterprise customers across Italy and Europe, although margins and payment terms remain undisclosed.

PGG Wrightson expects FY27 Operating EBITDA of approximately NZ$70 million, up from NZ$64.3 million in FY26, after an encouraging first quarter. The forecast rests on supportive commodity prices and farmer confidence, but remains exposed to input costs, weather and a planned reassessment after the second quarter.

S&P Global Ratings has revised TPG Telecom’s outlook to stable from negative while affirming its BBB issuer credit rating. The agency expects mobile growth, lower capital intensity and balance-sheet repair to push adjusted debt-to-EBITDA below 2.75x from fiscal 2027, although spectrum costs remain a substantial test.

Glencore returned to reported profit in 2025 and lifted shareholder distributions, while a stronger second half and expanding copper pipeline helped offset weaker coal markets. The mining giant is targeting more than 1 million tonnes of annualised copper production by 2028, but the strategy remains exposed to execution, commodity prices and transition risks.

Eureka Group Holdings is reshaping its North Queensland seniors rental portfolio, selling half of two Cairns villages while acquiring half of two Townsville assets. The deal is expected to release approximately $10.4 million for development and debt reduction, but settlement is still pending.

Sports Entertainment Group has completed the second tranche of its institutional placement, raising a further A$4.75 million at A$0.28 per share. The top-up takes total placement proceeds to about A$14.54 million before costs as the company funds its MediaWorks transaction.

WhiteHawk has completed its Quixxi acquisition after shareholders approved every resolution with more than 95% of non-associated votes. The deal adds AI governance, mobile application security and an international customer base, but execution now matters more than the strategic pitch.

Altitude Minerals is abandoning its Byrock copper-gold earn-in after disappointing assays and redirecting exploration towards drill-ready silver and gold targets in Nevada. The pivot comes with $817,000 in cash, 1.5 quarters of estimated funding and further capital still to be secured.

Cogstate secured US$25.1 million in new sales contracts during 1Q27, including five Phase 3 bipolar and depression trials that accounted for more than 80% of quarterly contract value. Total contracted revenue reached US$143.7 million, although the quarter produced a lower-than-usual near-term revenue yield.

GenusPlus will acquire New Zealand telecommunications construction and maintenance provider UCG for about NZ$40 million upfront and deferred consideration, with a further NZ$25 million tied to performance. The deal expands GenusPlus’s communications capability and is expected to be immediately earnings accretive, subject to regulatory and contractual approvals.