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Kingsgate Consolidated delivered a record FY2026 net profit of $278 million, driven by strong gold and silver output at Chatree and a $68.6 million impairment reversal at the Nueva Esperanza project, while declaring a 10 cent final dividend.

AUCyber Limited reported a 28% revenue decline to $19.98 million in FY26 but cut its net loss by 87% to $4.78 million, driven by exiting low-margin contracts and cost discipline. CEO Joseph Demase now also serves as Chair, steering a strategic shift towards sovereign AI and private cloud solutions.

AVADA Group lifted revenue by nearly 15% in FY26, driven by Queensland and New South Wales expansion, while managing a $15 million impairment in Victoria that kept the statutory loss steady.

Enprise Group reported a $2.2 million net loss for FY2026 amid rising revenue and cost pressures, prompting a strategic reset aimed at returning to profitability in FY2027.

Jatcorp Limited's FY26 results show a 23% revenue increase to $38.9 million but a 41% larger loss attributable to owners. The company faces a material uncertainty over going concern despite improved statutory NPAT.

RooLife Group (ASX: RLG) reported a 268% jump in FY2026 revenue to nearly $10 million, driven by rapid growth in its own food and beverage products, including RLG Coffee in China. Despite this, the company recorded a $3.58 million net loss, weighed down by impairment charges and R&D investments in renewable energy.

Elixir Energy has marked FY26 with major progress in Queensland’s Taroom Trough, expanding contingent gas resources by 32% and securing a strategic $16.6 million capital raise led by Omega Oil and Gas. The company’s operational advances and government backing position it as a key player in Australia’s energy security landscape.

Foresta Group Holdings reports a doubling of its net loss to $6.8 million for FY2026 amid steady progress on its Kawerau biomass facility, highlighted by a long-term lease and key technical studies.

Kyron Capital Group (ASX: KYN) reported a $51.9 million net loss for FY26, completing a $125 million recapitalisation to stabilise its balance sheet and reduce gearing. The Group's assets under management shrank to $1.8 billion following strategic divestments and mandate exits.

Kip McGrath Education Centres reversed prior losses with a $2.5 million profit in FY26 despite a 4.3% revenue dip driven by franchise consolidation and foreign exchange headwinds. The company declared a special dividend and faces an unsolicited $0.73 per share takeover offer.

Constellation Technologies (ASX:CT1) reported a 5% revenue decline to $1.71 million and a $458,246 net loss for FY26, weighed down by delayed hardware deployments and increased expenses. Recurring subscription revenue grew 22%, reflecting ongoing customer engagement.

PEXA Group delivered a solid FY26 with 7% revenue growth and a return to profitability, while facing a regulatory pricing review that could reshape its future investment capacity.