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NobleOak Life has obtained in-principle ex gratia relief from Victorian insurance duty on premiums paid in early 2025, potentially reducing its previously provisioned $6.5 million liability.

Helia Group has renewed its exclusive Lenders Mortgage Insurance contract with ING Bank Australia for four years from July 2026, preserving a significant revenue stream representing about 20% of its FY25 premiums.

Suncorp has secured a disciplined FY27 reinsurance program featuring a $800 million annual aggregate cover over five years, while signalling higher reinsurance costs and a $250 million natural hazard cost overrun in FY26.

Meridian Energy has received final approval to ease access restrictions on Lake Pūkaki hydro storage for three years, reducing dry-year risk and enhancing supply security through to Winter 2028.

Brambles Limited has lodged an appeal against a Federal Court judgment in a class action involving shareholders from 2016-2017. The company maintains insurance coverage and promises ongoing market updates.

Bravura Solutions plans to list on the London Stock Exchange's AIM market by late July 2026, aiming to tap into UK and European institutional investors while maintaining its ASX primary listing.

Euroz Hartleys is set to sell its Capital Markets division to BMO Financial Group for A$145 million, refocusing on its Private Wealth operations and returning proceeds to shareholders.

IRIS Metals posted a $22.3 million loss for FY26, driven by major impairments on exploration assets and elevated share-based payments. The company pivots away from Edison and Tin Mountain projects, focusing on lithium-rubidium in South Dakota and tungsten in Montana.

2 Cheap Cars Group maintained steady revenue and profit in FY26 despite softer vehicle sales and regulatory headwinds, driven by strong EV demand and record finance and insurance penetration.

Turners Automotive Group posted a record $63.2 million normalised NPBT for FY26, beating guidance and declaring a 14% higher dividend as it accelerates branch expansion and ecosystem integration.

Pacific Edge reported a $35.8 million loss in FY26 amid a 47% revenue drop following Medicare coverage loss, but a draft Medicare policy and $36.1 million capital raise set the stage for recovery.

Cluey Ltd plans to voluntarily delist from the ASX, citing thin trading volumes, undervaluation, and cost savings of around A$500,000 annually. Shareholders will vote on the proposal in August 2026, alongside a small parcel buy-back and the closure of its UK subsidiary Code Camp.