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Rectifier Technologies Ltd reported a 61% plunge in revenue for H1 2026, resulting in a $2.35 million loss amid a softening EV charging market. The company is pushing forward with new product prototypes and exploring clean energy opportunities.

Yowie Group Limited reported a steep 752% increase in its half-year loss to US$4.66 million, amid governance upheaval and impaired loans to its majority shareholder. The company faces ongoing legal and regulatory challenges while pursuing a turnaround.

Raiz Invest Limited reported a robust half-year performance for the period ending 31 December 2025, with revenue climbing 23.9% and a return to profitability driven by increased customer engagement and funds under management.

Hydrix Limited reported a 14% revenue decline and a sharp increase in net loss for H1 2026, raising concerns about its financial stability despite securing a major contract.

Careteq Limited reported a widening half-year loss with revenues down 18%, announcing plans to sell its Embedded Health Solutions business to strengthen its balance sheet and focus on its HMR Referral platform.

Harris Technology Group Limited reported an 18.9% increase in half-year revenue to $8.3 million, turning a modest profit after a prior loss, while flagging ongoing financial uncertainties linked to upcoming debt repayments.

FINEOS Corporation Holdings Plc reported a modest revenue increase for 2025 but swung to a significant net loss, raising questions about its financial trajectory.

Coronado Global Resources reported a $432.1 million net loss for FY2025, impacted by a 22% revenue decline due to softer metallurgical coal markets and logistical challenges. Despite operational gains and cost cuts, the company strengthened liquidity through refinancing and support from Stanwell.

Talius Group Limited reported a significant 31% decline in revenue for the year ended December 2025 but managed to reduce its net loss by 55%, reflecting cautious progress amid challenging conditions.

Perseus Mining reported a 5% revenue increase to US$608.5 million for the half-year ended December 2025, despite an 8% drop in net profit and a 26% decline in gold production. The company declared a steady interim dividend and outlined ongoing operational challenges and corporate restructuring.

Medical Developments International (MVP) reported an 8% revenue increase driven by strong Penthrox growth, despite a slight EBIT loss impacted by foreign exchange. The company advances pediatric approvals and targets further volume gains.

IGNITE Limited reports a challenging first half of FY26 with an 18% revenue decline and a halving of statutory profit, yet maintains a fully franked interim dividend amid a strategic business closure.