Latest Financial Guidance News

Ingenia Communities Group has secured unconditional contracts to sell six New South Wales communities, releasing $124 million in capital that will be deployed into higher-growth projects and debt reduction.

Cleo Diagnostics has received its first commercial batch of ovarian cancer test kits from Bio-Techne, marking the start of analytical validation critical for its FDA submission planned in early 2027.

Symal Group has received the green light to commence work on the $366 million Gawara Baya Wind Farm project in North Queensland, marking a notable expansion in its renewable energy footprint and Queensland presence.

The Warehouse Group expects a sharp rebound in FY26 operating profit, projecting NZD 20 million to 24 million, up from just NZD 1.3 million last year, driven by margin gains at Noel Leeming and Warehouse Stationery amid subdued consumer spending.

Credit Corp has agreed to acquire HSBC Bank Australia's credit card run-off portfolio for about A$150 million, prompting a 10% uplift in FY27 NPAT guidance.

Emyria has cleared a key operational hurdle by resolving Authorised Prescriber capacity constraints in Perth and Queensland, enabling a planned expansion of treatment days in Q4 2026 through the recruitment of 15 new therapists.

EBOS Group posted a solid FY26, growing revenue nearly 10% to $13.5 billion and underlying EBITDA 5% to $614 million, while completing a major distribution centre renewal program. The company maintains its final dividend and sets a confident growth outlook for FY27.

Spark New Zealand will transition its board chairmanship to Vince Hawksworth following Justine Smyth’s departure in November 2026. Hawksworth brings extensive executive experience in regulated utilities and infrastructure to the telecommunications company’s leadership.

Amcor’s FY 2026 results highlight a dramatic boost from the Berry acquisition, with net sales soaring 57% to $23.5 billion and adjusted EBITDA up 68%. The company also raised its quarterly dividend and outlined a transition to a December year-end.

Sco Technology forecasts a record FY26 with revenue up to NZ$296 million and operating EBITDA reaching NZ$36 million, reflecting strong progress on its ambitious Destination 2030 growth plan.

Synertec Corporation has affirmed that its recent announcements on a $4 million AGL contract and a 40-50% revenue growth forecast for FY27 were material and disclosed promptly, maintaining confidentiality until release.

American Tungsten & Antimony plans to restart and expand the Del Sol Refinery and White Spar Mine in the US, contingent on completing their acquisition. The company is preparing for increased processing capacity and new product lines while engaging with regulators and engineering firms.