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AVADA Group Limited reported a robust 24% increase in cash receipts for Q2 FY26, driven by strong sales and strategic leadership changes, while expanding its trade finance facility to support ongoing growth.

WhiteHawk Limited reported steady Q4 revenue and advanced multiple government and academic contracts in the US and Australia, underpinning its growth in cybersecurity services.

MCS Services Limited reported steady operations and positive cash flow for the December 2025 quarter while progressing the sale of its Highways Traffic subsidiary to Altus Traffic, pending shareholder approval.

Macquarie Asset Management has extended the exclusivity period for its proposed transaction with Qube Holdings, signalling ongoing progress yet leaving the final outcome uncertain.

ASX Limited has updated its FY26 expense growth guidance upwards, reflecting increased investments in risk management and technology modernisation alongside ASIC Inquiry-related costs, while reporting strong unaudited 1H26 revenue growth.

HighCom Limited appoints seasoned executive Geoffrey Knox as Executive Chairman and CEO, signaling a strategic push to strengthen its defence manufacturing and sustainment operations in Australia and the US.

Ventia Services Group has secured a significant $100 million contract to provide Whole-of-Government cleaning services across Western Sydney, reinforcing its long-term partnership with the NSW Government and commitment to local economic growth.

Downer EDI Limited has been named preferred contractor for four major New Zealand state highway maintenance contracts, securing an estimated NZD 870 million in revenue over initial contract periods starting May 2026.

WestStar’s subsidiary SIMPEC has landed a $4.5 million contract to modify Fortescue’s Solomon Power Station, supporting the energy giant’s transition to renewables in the Pilbara.

Monadelphous has reported a record-breaking year with $2.3 billion in new contracts and a strong financial performance, underpinned by strategic acquisitions and growth in energy transition sectors.

AVADA Group’s CEO Donald Montgomery outlined a year of operational consolidation and transformation at the 2025 AGM, reporting significant safety improvements and early signs of revenue growth in 2026 despite ongoing market challenges.

AVADA Group reported a 10.5% revenue decline in FY2025 amid operational consolidation and leadership changes, while conducting a strategic review of its New Zealand operations. Despite setbacks, the company remains cautiously optimistic about future growth.