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Supply Network Limited has reported a strong preliminary FY2026 with $403.1 million in sales and a 44-cent fully franked final dividend, reflecting solid profit growth despite Middle East disruptions. The company is advancing major branch expansions and IT upgrades to fuel future growth.

Prominence Energy outlines a disciplined, capital-efficient plan to advance its South Australian helium and natural hydrogen projects toward drilling in mid-2027, backed by low-cost exploration and strategic funding options.

Genesis Energy reported an 11.6% increase in electricity netback to $189/MWh in Q4 FY26, driven by a strategic shift to a single brand and simplified product offering. Despite a 5.8% decline in total customers and lower electricity sales, the company advanced its renewables pipeline and battery storage projects while thermal generation dropped sharply due to warmer conditions.

ADX Energy has secured A$3.58 million through a discounted placement to fund multi-zone testing at its HOCH-1 gas discovery in Austria, follow-up drilling, and offshore Sicily exploration amid Europe's tight gas market.

88 Energy has boosted its South Prudhoe oil prospects by 35%, securing key assets and advancing drilling plans for Q1 2027 while reducing capital risk in Namibia.

Novo Resources has validated a significant hydrothermal system at its Wyloo Polymetallic Project through maiden drilling and identified new IOCG-style targets at Toolunga, broadening its exploration pipeline in Western Australia.

Buru Energy pushes forward with its Rafael Gas Project development, securing A$5.3 million in funding and progressing environmental approvals while navigating executive leadership changes.

Mercury NZ Limited (ASX:MCY) posted a 33% jump in Q4 trading margin to $390 million, driven by strong renewable generation and key wind farm progress.

Hillgrove Resources boosted copper production and cash flow in the June quarter, hitting a 1.8Mtpa run rate at Kanmantoo and securing approval for the Emily Star underground development.

Frontier Energy has locked in Monford Group as the fixed-price EPC contractor for Stage One of its Waroona Renewable Energy Project, with Monford agreeing to take $5 million of contract value in Frontier shares. This deal aligns contractor incentives with project success as construction gears up.

Livestock Improvement Corporation reported a 6.7% revenue increase to NZD 314.8 million for FY26, but net profit after tax fell 30.4% to NZD 21.3 million due to significant technology investments. The co-operative declared a 12.26 cent dividend, maintaining strong underlying earnings and a debt-free balance sheet.

D3 Energy has secured independent certification of maiden prospective resources for helium, hydrogen, and methane in its South Australian PEL121 permit, establishing a significant new critical gases footprint.