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Accent Group has laid out an ambitious Vision 2030 strategy aiming for $1.9 billion in sales and a 9%+ EBIT margin. Central to this plan is the expansion of Sports Direct stores and a focus on operational efficiencies and brand evolution.

Cash Converters reports solid 1H26 results driven by a growing loan book, expanding luxury retail footprint, and increased corporate store ownership across 15 countries.

Sigma Healthcare has delivered a robust first half of FY26, posting a 15% rise in revenue driven by strong domestic and international sales growth, alongside operational synergies and strategic store expansions.

Cash Converters International Limited reported an 8% rise in half-year revenue to $206.7 million, driven by franchise acquisitions and a shift in lending strategy. Despite a 17% dip in net profit due to one-off costs, the company declared a fully franked interim dividend and reinstated its Dividend Reinvestment Plan.

Cash Converters has completed a $37.1 million acquisition of 29 franchise stores across Australia’s East Coast, aiming to boost earnings and operational efficiency from year one.

Joyce Group reported solid FY25 results with strong revenue growth and a 20% expansion in KWB showrooms, alongside a key leadership transition at KWB.

Cash Converters has completed a $25 million equity raise to fund the acquisition of 29 Australian franchise stores, with EZCORP increasing its voting power to nearly 44%.

Cash Converters International Limited (ASX – CCV) has announced a fully underwritten $25 million equity raising to finance the acquisition of a 29-store Australian franchise network, aiming to expand its corporate footprint and accelerate growth.

Cash Converters has successfully completed the institutional component of a $25 million equity raising, positioning itself to acquire 29 franchise stores and expand its retail footprint.

Cash Converters International Limited has launched a $25 million equity raising to fund the acquisition of 29 franchise stores, expanding its corporate footprint on Australia's East Coast. The move aligns with its growth strategy targeting disciplined franchise acquisitions in Australia and the UK.

Cash Converters International Limited has launched a $25 million equity raising to fund the acquisition of 29 Australian franchise stores, aiming to expand its corporate store network and enhance earnings. The move is backed by major shareholder EZCORP, signaling confidence in the company’s growth strategy.

Cash Converters International Limited has reported robust FY25 results, driven by strategic store acquisitions and a pivot to longer-term, lower-cost lending products. The company is expanding its global footprint and luxury retail offerings while maintaining strong shareholder returns.