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SkinKandy Limited (ASX:SK1) exceeded its IPO forecasts in FY26, with pro forma revenue rising 29% to A$90.2 million and pro forma NPAT climbing 41% to A$9.0 million. The newly listed retailer enters FY27 with 115 stores, 11 approved leases and plans for potential expansion into South Africa and the United States.

FireFly Metals has turned a year of aggressive drilling into a substantially larger, higher-confidence Green Bay resource, backed by an August PEA and fresh funding. The next test is execution: feasibility, permits, construction decisions and the capital required to build a mine.

Kingsgate Consolidated delivered a record FY2026 net profit of $278 million, driven by strong gold and silver output at Chatree and a $68.6 million impairment reversal at the Nueva Esperanza project, while declaring a 10 cent final dividend.

Ceretas Limited posted a $1.63 million net loss for FY26 on $1.28 million revenue from government grants, advancing its clinical-stage Alzheimer’s ultrasound platform. The company completed an $8 million IPO in July to fund pivotal trials and device development.

SPC Global reported a 27% rise in normalised EBITDA for FY26 to $38.5 million, supported by a $100 million equity raise that halved net leverage. The company’s strategic pivot to higher-margin branded products and operational efficiencies set the stage for targeted double-digit revenue and EBITDA growth in FY27.

Farm Pride Foods Ltd reported a 16% revenue increase to $118.3 million and a 53% jump in net profit to $10.2 million for FY26, underpinned by operational improvements and strategic capital investments.

Ashley Services Group delivered a standout FY26 with revenue up 16.7% to $602.2 million and net profit after tax surging 189.5% to $6.29 million, supported by margin gains across key sectors and a strategic acquisition.

Frontier Digital Ventures narrowed its focus to core classifieds, resulting in a 27% revenue decline but an 18% rise in EBITDA and a $2.5 million profit in the first half of 2026.

St Barbara Limited's FY26 statutory profit surged to A$490 million, driven by a A$500 million gain from deconsolidating New Simberi Gold after Lingbao's strategic investment. The company declared a fully franked dividend and is weighing a significant share buy-back while advancing key gold projects.

Epiminder Limited reported a $42.7 million loss for FY26, driven by clinical trial and product development costs following a $125 million IPO. The company progresses its FDA-approved Minder implantable EEG monitor with a pivotal US trial and next-gen device on track for 2028 launch.

Lovisa Holdings reported a robust FY26 with revenue up 17.6% to A$938.8 million, expanded its global store network to 1,136 locations, and declared a 33 cent final dividend, reflecting strong momentum in key markets.

Paladin Energy Ltd (ASX:PDN) reversed prior losses with a net profit of US$5.3 million in FY2026, driven by a strong ramp-up of uranium production at Namibia's Langer Heinrich Mine and regulatory progress at its Canadian Patterson Lake South Project.