Latest Fy26 Results News

Beach Energy delivered its strongest quarterly revenue result on record, with sales rising 41% to A$565 million as production increased 9% to 5.4 MMboe. Waitsia reliability improved, offshore abandonment work was completed and FY27 guidance remained unchanged.

SkyCity has reiterated its FY27 earnings outlook after first-quarter trading remained in line with expectations, despite subdued consumer conditions in New Zealand and Australia. Cost savings are running ahead of schedule, but one-off charges, online casino investment and the absence of formal guidance leave the recovery heavily execution-dependent.

Region Group has maintained its FY27 earnings targets after reporting stronger occupancy, supermarket sales and leasing metrics at its annual meeting. The group has also exchanged contracts to sell three neighbourhood centres for $73.5 million as it sharpens its portfolio strategy.

Superloop has completed its three-year Double Down strategy with revenue up 21.6% to A$664.3 million and net profit reaching A$17.5 million. The ASX-listed telco now turns to SuperCharge29, but its next growth phase begins with substantially higher debt and A$111.4 million of provisional goodwill from the Lightning Broadband acquisition.

PWR Holdings has lifted its FY27 Aerospace and Defence revenue growth outlook to around 50% after delivering record FY26 revenue of $170.7 million. A new US$4.6 million pre-contract order and a planned Polish manufacturing site are adding momentum, although the larger defence opportunity remains subject to customer and program decisions.

StepChange Holdings delivered a strong start to FY27, with unaudited first-quarter revenue rising 34% to $16.8 million and underlying EBITDA climbing 44% to $1.40 million. The consulting group also expanded its AI Method Library, advanced its US operations and lifted gross margin, although cash declined as acquisition consideration was funded.

Codan has set a first-half FY27 NPAT floor of $162 million after delivering record FY26 results, while targeting Communications revenue growth at the upper end of its 30% to 40% range. The company is benefiting from exceptional demand for unmanned systems, although visibility in conflict markets remains limited beyond the near term.

Judo Bank has reaffirmed its FY27 profit guidance after reporting stronger lending and deposits in the first quarter, but asset-quality pressure is building. The bank’s 90-plus-days past-due and impaired loans rose to 3.16% at 30 September, keeping credit risk at the centre of its growth story.

S&P Global Ratings has lowered Bank of Queensland’s long-term issuer credit rating from A- to BBB+, adding a fresh market signal after the bank’s FY26 results. BOQ says the downgrade is not expected to materially affect its capital, liquidity or funding position, and has left its guidance unchanged.

Tasmea delivered record FY26 earnings and lifted its FY27 guidance, as the WorkPac acquisition reshaped the group and the newly completed Maxim and JPS deals move into the numbers. The opportunity is substantial, but so is the execution task: margin mix, integration and earn-out obligations now matter more than ever.

FleetPartners has agreed to a $1.131 billion cash takeover by SG Fleet after a competitive auction lifted the offer to $5.30 per share. The deal still requires shareholder, court and regulatory approval, with completion targeted for March 2027.

Monadelphous Group Limited (ASX:MND) enters FY27 with record FY26 revenue of $2.98 billion, a 52.1% profit increase and more than $680 million of new contracts secured since year-end. The engineering services group is also carrying a disputed claim worth about $200 million and a sizeable exposure to fossil-fuel markets.