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Ampol will acquire Evie Networks for $225 million in a debt-funded deal that would more than triple its public charging footprint to approximately 1,425 bays. The transaction offers a faster route into Australia’s expanding EV infrastructure market, but its earnings case depends on regulatory clearance, integration and rising utilisation.

Ampol Limited reported a dramatic turnaround with a $1.36 billion statutory profit in H1 2026, buoyed by soaring refinery margins and the strategic acquisition of EG Australia.

Dexus Convenience Retail REIT (ASX:DXC) delivered FY26 distributions of 20.9 cents per security, matching guidance amid resilient income growth and portfolio enhancement.

1414 Degrees has secured a Heads of Agreement to develop a gigawatt-scale AI data centre precinct powered by renewable energy at its Aurora site in South Australia.

Dexus Industria REIT has slightly upgraded its FY26 funds from operations guidance, driven by robust portfolio income growth and strategic acquisitions in key industrial hubs. The REIT’s active management and development pipeline underpin its confidence in delivering secure, growing income.

Dexus Convenience Retail REIT has reported solid half-year results for 2026, underpinned by resilient income growth and a $19.8 million uplift in portfolio valuation. The fund maintains a conservative capital structure while advancing key development projects.

Ampol Limited reports solid first-half 2025 results, highlights a strengthening refinery margin, and advances its strategic acquisition of EG Australia, aiming to reshape its retail footprint and cost base.

IPD Group’s 2025 AGM reveals robust FY25 financial results driven by data centre and electrification sectors, alongside operational efficiencies and sustainability strides. The company signals continued momentum into FY26 with positive earnings guidance.

IPD Group has reported record full-year results for FY25, with revenue surging 22.1% to $354.7 million and net profit rising 17% to $26.2 million. The company’s growth is underpinned by strategic acquisitions and strong demand in data centres and EV infrastructure.

Peter Warren Automotive Holdings reported a modest revenue increase but a sharp profit decline in FY25, unveiling a new CEO and a refreshed growth strategy to tackle industry challenges.

Ampol Limited reported a resilient first half of 2025 with $649 million RCOP EBITDA and a strategic push into EV charging and renewable fuels. The company declared a fully franked 40 cents per share interim dividend, underscoring confidence in its growth trajectory.

Ampol Limited is divesting its retail electricity businesses in New Zealand and Australia to sharpen its focus on electric vehicle charging and renewable fuels, aiming for a leaner, more profitable energy future.