Latest Fy26 Results News

Swift TV has agreed to extend its fully drawn $5.53 million secured facility by 12 months, giving it until March 2028 to repay the debt. The extension comes with a higher interest rate, a capitalised fee and 100 million warrants for lender Pure Asset Management, and still requires ASX clearance or shareholder approval.

Weebit Nano has begun silicon validation with a second customer whose chip is running software from integrated ReRAM, marking another step towards potential production in 2027. The company also added two AI customers, advanced qualification work and ended the quarter with A$164.2 million in cash.

Dusk Group has carried its FY26 momentum into the new financial year, with like-for-like sales up 7.2% in the first 15 weeks despite operating six fewer stores. The home-fragrance retailer is now preparing a tightly controlled South African launch while an unresolved ACCC court case remains a material complication.

Australian Finance Group used its 2026 AGM to highlight a stronger, less volume-dependent earnings base after statutory profit rose 39% in FY26. AFG Securities’ loan book has since reached $7.3 billion, while recent investments are expected to add $13 million to FY27 EBITDA under stated assumptions.

ARB Corporation’s FY26 profit fell 5.2% as weaker Australian aftermarket and OEM sales outweighed modest export growth. The 4x4 accessories maker is relying on improved vehicle supply, US expansion and new product programs to rebuild momentum in FY27.

Aurelia Metals delivered a sharply stronger FY26, with revenue, EBITDA and net profit rising as Federation entered commercial production and gold output exceeded revised guidance. The next test is whether the company can convert that momentum into higher throughput while managing costs, safety and execution risk.

Symal has reaffirmed its FY27 guidance and raised its FY30 EBITDA ambition to more than $230 million, while pointing to $1.9 billion of work-in-hand and a $9.1 billion tendered pipeline. The contractor is increasingly leaning into energy, digital infrastructure, utilities and defence, with about 75% of FY27 revenue already secured.

SkyCity Entertainment Group has secured the right to apply for two New Zealand online casino licences, committing NZ$30 million in licence fees before GST. The company still needs to complete the application process ahead of next year’s planned market opening.

Bailador Technology Investments reported $28 million in FY26 cash realisations and 32% weighted revenue growth across its portfolio, while profit after tax fell to $6.9 million. The technology investment fund also reaffirmed its fully franked dividend strategy despite a 7.5% gross portfolio return that fell short of internal targets.

Carma delivered a much larger operation in FY26, with revenue up 59% and gross profit doubling, but the online used-car retailer remains deeply loss-making. Its next test is converting new sourcing and reconditioning capacity into faster inventory turnover and lower cash burn.

Aspen Group delivered a sharp rise in FY26 earnings and distributions, then lifted its FY27 targets despite a softer residential sales market. The property group is expanding its affordable rental and development platform, but debt and valuation sensitivity are rising with it.

Medical Developments International returned to EBIT profitability in FY26 as Penthrox volumes strengthened across Australian hospitals and Europe. The company now faces the less glamorous test of converting regulatory progress into repeatable demand while absorbing weaker Respiratory sales and new amortisation costs.