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Nutritional Growth Solutions has completed its acquisition of Sprout Organic, installing founder Selasi Berdie as CEO and reshaping the group around infant, toddler and children’s nutrition. The deal lifts shares on issue to 964 million, while management targets A$870,000 in annualised savings.

Infotrust has completed a sweeping reshaping of its business, exiting Cloud and Communications, repaying $27 million in bank debt and acquiring Canberra cyber specialist Catalyst Cyber. The balance-sheet reset leaves the ASX-listed group targeting more than $6 million in FY27 underlying EBITDA, but its continuing business remains loss-making and execution risks are plainly visible.

SOCO Corporation Ltd (ASX:SOC) reported a $6.35 million FY26 statutory loss after writing down its Axsym business, even as second-half revenue, margins and cash flow improved. The company enters FY27 with $9.5 million of contracted project value carried forward and a further $4 million secured since year-end.

Victor Group Holdings has swung from a $1.43 million profit to a $3.93 million half-year loss after fully impairing its iRich Finance investment. Revenue rose sharply, but operating cash flow remained negative and auditors identified a material uncertainty over the company’s ability to continue as a going concern.

Minerals 260 has emerged from FY26 with a 6.2Moz Bullabulling resource, a maiden 2.5Moz reserve and a pre-feasibility study pointing to a 19-year gold operation. The project is now moving into definitive feasibility, but debt funding, approvals and a final investment decision remain ahead.

European Lithium reported a A$930.6 million FY2026 profit, but the headline result was dominated by a A$1.276 billion accounting gain after losing control of Critical Metals Corp. The company now heads towards an October vote on a merger that would fold its cash, CRML stake and mineral assets into a single NASDAQ-listed group.

Hawthorn Resources reported a wider Australian-dollar loss for FY2026, with revenue falling sharply and cash declining by $1.53 million. The company is directing its remaining balance sheet toward exploration at the Trouser Legs gold joint venture and Mount Bevan’s other minerals project.

Pantera Minerals has received an unqualified audit opinion for its 2026 financial report, with the disposal of its Daytona Lithium and Folsom Point subsidiaries emerging as the year’s defining accounting event. The report also places a $507,994 exploration asset under audit scrutiny as the company advances its remaining portfolio.

Bremworth has restored internal yarn production, cut costs and improved its inventory profile, but FY26 still ended with an NZ$11.4 million loss. The company now enters FY27 under new ownership and board dynamics, with positive operating cash flow still to be achieved.

Energy Action Limited (ASX:EAX) expanded its contracted forward revenue and cash pipeline in FY2026, but the growth was not yet visible in earnings. Revenue was broadly flat while net profit fell 78% and EBITDA declined 27%.

Rand Mining lifted fiscal 2026 net profit by 82% to A$23.9 million as gold sales rose and Golden Hind delivered its first ore. The result was also helped by a A$8.7 million Raleigh impairment reversal, while higher costs, inventory and development spending reduced cash generation.

The Australian Wealth Advisors Group Ltd (ASX:WAG) has replaced its unaudited FY2026 result with audited accounts showing $1.21 million in profit before tax and $889,469 after tax. The result comes as AWAG exits CHPW, expands its advisory investments and lifts its authorised representative target to about 150 by December.