Latest Financial Disclosures News

Premier Investments’ FY26 profit from continuing operations fell 10.3% as Smiggle sales weakened, while Peter Alexander delivered another record year. The retailer is entering FY27 with cleaner inventory, a stronger dividend and a costly UK retreat still to absorb.

Cynata Therapeutics has lodged a replacement prospectus for a fully underwritten $913,000 entitlement offer, with the cash earmarked largely for adviser costs, intellectual property maintenance and working capital. The raising gives the biotech a near-term funding bridge, but the prospectus again flags a material uncertainty over its ability to continue as a going concern.

Alkane Resources has reported a transformational FY2026, with the Mandalay merger helping lift revenue to A$935.8 million and profit after tax to A$228.7 million. The enlarged gold and antimony producer has also declared its first dividend and approved a buy-back, while setting broadly stable production guidance for FY2027.

Yancoal has completed its US$1.85 billion purchase of an 80% interest in Queensland’s Kestrel metallurgical coal mine, materially expanding its operating portfolio. The deal also leaves up to US$550 million in contingent payments tied to future coal prices.

Minerals Exploration has pivoted decisively into New Zealand gold and tungsten, but its annual report carries a material going-concern warning after a $2.66 million loss and $949,097 operating cash outflow. Exploration has produced encouraging surface samples and broad gold zones, though no mineral resource has been established.

HiTech Group has formalised its acquisition of Hudson Global Resources' Australian assets with a $7 million upfront price, plus up to $3 million in deferred payments tied to future cash flow. Completion is targeted for 11 September 2026, pending final conditions.

The Star Entertainment Group narrowed its net loss to $307 million in FY26, boosted by refinancing, operational improvements, and a joint venture exit, while navigating ongoing regulatory scrutiny and remediation efforts.

Australian Foundation Investment Company (ASX:AFI) reported a $293.5 million profit for FY26, holding dividends steady despite portfolio returns lagging the market. Leadership transitioned as Alison Gibson took the helm following Mark Freeman’s retirement.

Harvey Norman Holdings reported a 10.9% rise in profit before tax excluding one-off adjustments, driven by international retail growth and a robust property portfolio. The company declared a fully franked 13 cent final dividend, maintaining a strong balance sheet with conservative gearing.

Ora Banda Mining delivered record FY26 results with a 53% jump in gold production and doubled revenue to $807.5 million, underpinning its DRIVE to 300 growth strategy targeting 300,000 ounces annually by FY29.

MotorCycle Holdings Limited (ASX:MTO) posted a 21.3% revenue increase and 34% net profit growth for FY26, driven by organic sales and acquisitions. The company declared a higher final dividend and released its inaugural climate-related financial disclosures.

Ingenia Communities Group (ASX: INA) reported an 18% rise in FY26 EBIT to $193.4 million, beating guidance, while underlying EPS grew 16% to 35.8 cents. The group also extended its land lease development pipeline to 8,800 sites, underpinning future growth.