Latest Fy26 Results News

BLS Pharmaceuticals capped FY26 with record revenue and EBITDA, boosted by international expansion and major contracts, setting the stage for further growth in FY27.

Energy Action Limited's unaudited FY26 results show a sharp profit decline to $0.45 million on stable revenue of $12.2 million, weighed down by lower R&D incentives and higher costs.

LDR Capital Property Fund has completed its fourth asset divestment since taking management earlier this year, selling a fully leased office in Felixstow for $30 million and realising $106 million in total proceeds to reduce debt.

Austco Healthcare’s subsidiary has locked in a decade-long maintenance contract at Jurong Health Complex, reinforcing its strategy to boost recurring revenue through long-term service agreements.

Change Financial has delivered strong FY26 results with revenue up 21% and underlying EBITDA soaring 17-fold, driven by scaling of its Vertexon PaaS platform and expanding client base.

MaxiPARTS upgrades FY26 operating profit guidance to $14.2 million, driven by strong cost control and a $9 million inventory reduction, while bolstering its executive team with key appointments.

Pureprofile delivered a record FY26 with $65 million revenue, 25% EBITDA growth, and a 74% surge in platform revenue, driven by international expansion and technology adoption.

Credit Clear Limited has posted a 28% revenue increase to $60 million and a 41% jump in underlying EBITDA to $10.4 million for FY26, beating guidance and driven by organic growth and recent acquisitions in Europe and debt collection.

PolyNovo has delivered solid FY26 revenue growth of 16.1%, driven by commercial sales expansion and improved manufacturing output, while progressing insurance recovery from its R&D centre fire.

Sandfire Resources capped FY26 with a 38% jump in quarterly copper equivalent output, record financials, and a strong FY27 production outlook.

Alcidion delivered a record Q4 FY26 operating cashflow of $7.7 million and secured a $35 million UK contract, while completing a strategic acquisition that expands its ANZ footprint.

Genesis Energy reported an 11.6% increase in electricity netback to $189/MWh in Q4 FY26, driven by a strategic shift to a single brand and simplified product offering. Despite a 5.8% decline in total customers and lower electricity sales, the company advanced its renewables pipeline and battery storage projects while thermal generation dropped sharply due to warmer conditions.