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4DMedical reported a record first quarter, with scan volumes up 61% to 119,672 and unaudited operating revenue rising 66% to $2.3 million. New contracts across the US, Germany and Australia broaden the commercial story, while $242.8 million in cash gives the company room to keep investing.

Big River Industries has carried its FY26 recovery into the new financial year, reporting 10.5% first-quarter revenue growth and a further lift in gross margin. The building-products group says its growth initiatives support above-market expansion, while a strategic review remains unresolved.

Kingfish delivered a 10.2% gross return in the six months to September, but its shares ended the quarter at a 15.5% discount to NAV. The investment company also added Skellerup to its portfolio as Delegat, Vista and Fisher & Paykel Healthcare led quarterly gains.

Pure Foods Tasmania has reported a deeper FY26 loss, negative cash and a material uncertainty over its ability to continue as a going concern. The company says existing facilities may be insufficient from February 2027, with further equity funding uncommitted and a second bank covenant breach possible.

Almasar Minerals ended its first post-listing quarter with A$10.24 million in cash and a pipeline of geophysical surveys and auger drilling across its Saudi Arabian licences. The company has yet to report new exploration results, leaving execution and target quality as the next tests for the newly listed explorer.

Rhythm Biosciences has widened access to its ColoSTAT blood test, lifted quarterly revenue 64% and advanced reimbursement and NHS evaluation work. The progress sits alongside A$1.803 million in cash and an estimated 1.22 quarters of funding at the current operating burn.

Argent BioPharma has granted Thai Phytomed International exclusive global commercialisation rights to four cannabis genotypes under a 10-year agreement. The deal preserves Argent’s ownership, but royalties depend on TPI generating profitable sales and securing approvals across multiple markets.

Cedar Woods has reaffirmed its target for approximately 15% growth in FY27 net profit after tax, backed by more than $763 million in presales and 311 quarterly settlements. But gross sales fell 57% from a year earlier, putting greater emphasis on the company’s planned Q2 marketing push and new stage releases.

Heartland Group has started FY2027 on target, with quarterly ROE, margins and costs all tracking its full-year guidance. Strong Reverse Mortgage growth in New Zealand and Australia helped offset shrinking Rural, Motor Finance and Business Finance portfolios ahead of the proposed TSB merger.

DataDot Technology Limited (ASX:DDT) delivered a stronger FY26, with revenue rising 14.1% to $3.85 million and profit before tax nearly tripling to $327,420. The sharper result was driven largely by PropertyVAULT’s first full year of insurance services, although key insurer relationships remain pilots or works in progress.

Pinnacle Minerals has agreed to acquire an option over five early-stage Utah tungsten projects and plans to raise up to A$1.3 million to fund the move. The deal would reshape the company’s US exposure, board and capital structure, but remains subject to shareholder approval and several title, access and funding conditions.

6K Additive delivered 61% year-on-year revenue growth in the September quarter as its order backlog jumped 52% to US$18.1 million. The company is pairing that demand with a funded manufacturing expansion, but the next test is converting commitments into production and cash.