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Tali Resources ended its first full year as an ASX-listed explorer with A$5.19 million in cash, a larger West Arunta exploration program and a A$1.48 million loss. The annual report also records a A$516,170 impairment after early drilling returned only moderately anomalous results, keeping the company firmly in the high-risk pre-discovery phase.

Fitzroy River Corporation reported a modest loss for FY26, with a key highlight being a $12.27 million disputed payment from Endura Mining related to its Snowy River Gold Project royalty. The company has initiated court proceedings in New Zealand to clarify the validity of this buyout option while exploring potential sale of its Bowdens Silver royalty.

Pentanet’s FY26 results reveal robust growth in cloud gaming and telco segments, with a 74% jump in EBITDA to $2.4 million and ongoing GPU expansion plans.

Alliance Aviation Services has launched the retail tranche of its fully underwritten $40 million equity raising, offering shareholders new shares at $0.70 each to reinforce its balance sheet and support ongoing turnaround efforts.

Pure Foods Tasmania reported a $8.78 million loss for FY26, largely driven by significant non-cash write-offs, while operational changes and acquisitions aim to stabilise growth.

Yowie Group Limited cut its net loss to US$0.20 million in FY26 despite a 27.1% drop in revenue, driven by cost cuts, loan impairment reversals, and new product launches including the Yowie x NBA series.

Perpetual Limited has updated its dividend announcement to confirm that the default payment method is cash rather than reinvestment, with a 63-cent unfranked dividend for the period ending June 2026.

Actinogen Medical has locked in full underwriting for nearly 127 million unlisted options, guaranteeing $4.77 million in fresh funding as it approaches pivotal Alzheimer’s trial results due in November.

Australian Unity Limited (ASX:AYU) posted a statutory loss of $155.2 million for FY2026, reflecting regulatory headwinds, transformation costs, and sector disruptions, while advancing its climate risk management and strategic portfolio adjustments.

Prestal Holdings Limited posted a 30% drop in sales to $10.3 million and a $3.6 million net loss for FY26, while exiting its core Hampers With Bite business in a strategic pivot.

Babylon Pump & Power reported a $5.2 million EBITDA loss in FY26 amid legacy maintenance struggles but saw its rental segment revenue surge 160%. The company exited maintenance post-year end and raised $7.27 million to strengthen its balance sheet and fund rental growth.

DGL Group's FY26 results show a $5.8 million underlying loss amid investments in manufacturing and logistics capacity, with the company targeting margin improvements through better utilisation and cost control in FY27.