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Commonwealth Bank of Australia reported a robust half-year result for December 2025, with a 6% rise in cash NPAT to $5.445 billion and a 10-cent dividend increase, underpinned by disciplined growth and strong capital management.

A handful of small caps ripped higher, but plenty still slipped even after good news. This week’s biggest moves came from a platform partnership win, a reinstated stock, and a cash settlement that removed a long-running dispute.

Archer Materials has made significant strides in its quantum computing and medical diagnostics programs, including improved carbon qubit readout and clinical-standard silicon biochips, while securing key partnerships and maintaining a strong cash position.

FlexiRoam has secured a key partnership to provide AI-enhanced connectivity for Malaysia’s national welfare initiative, supporting over 8 million recipients and marking a strategic step into mission-critical government infrastructure.

Stakk Limited has expanded its partnership with T-Mobile Money, adding advanced fraud and risk modules to its embedded finance platform, potentially accelerating revenue growth within one of the largest US consumer ecosystems.

DGL Group has addressed ASX concerns following a disclaimer of opinion in its FY25 audit, citing inventory valuation issues and a fraud incident. The company outlines ongoing remediation efforts including ERP system migration and enhanced controls.

Archer Materials has partnered with CSIRO to develop cutting-edge quantum machine learning models aimed at revolutionizing fraud detection in financial transactions.

National Australia Bank has reported strong half-year cash earnings of $7.1 billion and announced a fully franked final dividend of 85 cents per share, underscoring its steady financial performance and commitment to customer security.

Westpac Banking Corporation reported a modest decline in full-year net profit, while advancing key transformation initiatives and raising dividends slightly.

Articore Group Limited has reported its first profitable quarter in four years, delivering a $0.8 million EBIT in 1QFY26 and reaffirming its FY26 guidance amid strategic investments in AI and new product launches.

Norwood Systems reported a 66.5% revenue increase to $1.9 million in FY2025, driven by a landmark five-year contract with Singtel Optus and expanding services in New Zealand. The company also narrowed its net loss by 77%, signaling improved operational momentum.

McMillan Shakespeare Limited reported steady FY25 growth with Normalised UNPATA of $103.2 million and an 8.3% dividend yield, underpinned by digital innovation and strategic investments.