Latest Earnings News

Sports Entertainment Group delivered sharp FY26 operating growth, with revenue up 39% and underlying EBITDA up 73% to A$18.2 million. The result arrives as SEG takes on MediaWorks New Zealand, suspends its final dividend and shifts from a largely Australian sports media business towards a larger trans-Tasman platform.

Star Combo Pharma has completed a manufacturing expansion that doubles production capacity, but FY2026 revenue fell 15% and profit before tax dropped to $528,472. The company remains cash-backed and dividend-paying, while its next test is converting spare capacity into stronger OEM and Own Brands growth.

Supply Network is targeting around $50 million of additional revenue in FY2027 after delivering 15.5% sales growth and expanding its Multispares network across Australia and New Zealand. The next phase includes a planned $9 million Penrith branch and further capacity upgrades, although the company has not quantified the earnings return from that investment.

Kinatico has started FY27 with SaaS revenue up 17.8% and cash 21.8% higher, while its expanded compliance platform moves into production with Civeo and new customers. The company is also pursuing an exclusive childcare partnership with OWNA, but the commercial terms remain undisclosed.

Steadfast Group’s proposed takeover has cleared a key procedural hurdle, with the Supreme Court of New South Wales approving the shareholder meeting and distribution of the Scheme Booklet. An independent expert says the deal is in shareholders’ best interests in the absence of a superior proposal.

Orbital Corporation has secured its first Power by the Hour agreement, converting its propulsion relationship with American Aerospace Technologies into a recurring service contract worth US$2.6 million through December 2027. The deal covers an AiRanger fleet growing to 10 unmanned aircraft, although further expansion remains conditional on new contracts.

AIC Mines delivered record FY26 revenue, profit and operating cash flow while advancing Jericho and the Eloise processing plant expansion. The growth plan is gaining operational momentum, but it is also increasing debt, execution demands and exposure to copper and diesel prices.

EVT delivered a 17% lift in normalised first-quarter EBITDA to $72.5 million, powered by a sharp recovery in Entertainment and resilient Hotels trading. Thredbo was the drag, while an $800 million property sell-down and ongoing structure review put the group’s Hotels-led strategy under the spotlight.

Aussie Broadband has reaffirmed its FY27 underlying EBITDA guidance of $205 million to $215 million after adding more than 193,000 broadband connections since June. The company says major customer migrations are nearing completion, shifting the focus from scale-building to integration and productivity.

Flagship Minerals has extended its Rosario Copper Project option by one year and cut the final exercise payment from US$2 million to US$1 million. The revised terms give the company more time to advance Isidora before committing further exploration capital to Rosario.

Nido Education has signed an agreement to acquire nine early education services from Edge Early Learning, marking the first transaction under its selective acquisition strategy. The deal remains subject to regulatory approvals and lease assignments, with no purchase price or financial contribution disclosed.

Objective Corporation delivered 9% revenue growth and a 5% lift in net profit for FY2026, but the loss of a long-running Defence agreement and a separate NHVR contract will pressure recurring revenue in the year ahead. Management expects adjusted EBITDA of at least $40 million in FY2027 as it keeps investing in AI, sales capacity and potential acquisitions.