Latest Earnings News

Klevo’s Fly Wallet doubled monthly revenue to $38.0 million in August, powered overwhelmingly by stablecoin sales. The subsidiary remained operating-profit positive, although gross profit fell as management fee income shifted into September.

Corporate Travel Management says IATA has released its $65 million security guarantee and restored the settlement cycles used before December 2025. The change is expected to improve CTM’s working capital by approximately $30 million.

Regener8 Resources has completed the sale of its Kookynie Gold Project to Goldarc Resources for initial consideration of A$1.5 million in escrowed shares, with up to a further A$1 million tied to future resource milestones. The deal leaves Regener8 focused on its Srebrenica North silver-zinc-lead-antimony project in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Alkane Resources has extended the known gold-antimony system beneath Nagambie’s West Pit, with drilling identifying mineralisation outside the existing Inferred Resource. The results strengthen the exploration case, but do not yet change the resource estimate or establish an economic mine plan.

Alkane Resources has reported high-grade gold-antimony intersections at Nagambie in Victoria, including a 115-metre down-dip extension of the C2 zone and broad mineralised areas outside the existing inferred resource. The results strengthen the geological case for the earn-in, although only three holes have returned assays and metallurgical work remains outstanding.

Freelancer returned to operating profit in 3Q26 after cutting operating expenses 11%, but its core marketplace remained under pressure. Record activity at Loadshift and stronger Escrow.com GMV provided the brighter spots while management works to restore demand at Freelancer.

Beacon Minerals lifted September-quarter gold production to 6,250 ounces as milling rates improved at its Jaurdi project. Wet commissioning of a plant upgrade has now begun ahead of schedule, setting up a closely watched December quarter.

Judo Bank has reaffirmed its FY27 profit guidance after reporting stronger lending and deposits in the first quarter, but asset-quality pressure is building. The bank’s 90-plus-days past-due and impaired loans rose to 3.16% at 30 September, keeping credit risk at the centre of its growth story.

Aquirian has secured an approximately $21 million, three-year extension to supply technology and energetics at the Mt Ida Gold Project. The deal requires no additional capital expenditure and extends the supply term to December 2030.

S&P Global Ratings has lowered Bank of Queensland’s long-term issuer credit rating from A- to BBB+, adding a fresh market signal after the bank’s FY26 results. BOQ says the downgrade is not expected to materially affect its capital, liquidity or funding position, and has left its guidance unchanged.

Metro Mining has reset its 2026 bauxite shipment guidance to 6.0-6.5 million wet metric tonnes after September performance fell below plan. The company is relying on channel repairs, stronger staffing and a drier weather outlook to recover shipments before its February maintenance shutdown.

Tasmea delivered record FY26 earnings and lifted its FY27 guidance, as the WorkPac acquisition reshaped the group and the newly completed Maxim and JPS deals move into the numbers. The opportunity is substantial, but so is the execution task: margin mix, integration and earn-out obligations now matter more than ever.