Latest Inventory Valuation News

Advance ZincTek posted an 11% rise in FY26 profit before tax to $2.247 million on 12.6% higher sales, driven by AI integration and US market strength. The company is set to enter residential battery manufacturing in FY27, leveraging its zinc oxide expertise.

HighCom Limited’s FY26 results reveal a sharp revenue drop and widening loss driven by a US Government shutdown, but a strengthened leadership team and expanded global sales pipeline set the stage for recovery.

Oakridge International Limited has reversed its fortunes with a 42% revenue increase to $3.45 million and a return to profitability in FY2026, driven by healthcare technology sales and strategic platform enhancements.

Supply Network Limited reported a 15.4% rise in FY2026 revenue to $403.7 million and a 19% jump in net profit to $47.6 million, underpinning a 44-cent fully franked final dividend. The company is advancing major branch expansions and IT upgrades to support its $50 million revenue growth target for FY2027.

TruScreen Group posted a NZ$2.25 million loss for FY2026, with its auditor highlighting material uncertainty over the company’s ability to continue without further funding. Revenue rose to NZ$2.4 million amid geographic expansion, but cash burn and accumulated losses remain significant.

DGL Group reported a 5.8% revenue decline to $225.2 million in H1 FY26, weighed down by audit qualifications, ERP rollout delays, and one-off impairments. Despite these headwinds, the company cut net debt by $16.4 million and advanced strategic site consolidations and new facility investments.

Ampol Limited’s 2025 results reveal a sharp drop in statutory profit amid lower revenue, yet a robust rise in replacement cost operating profit signals resilience beneath the surface.

Iluka Resources is set to report a hefty $565 million pre-tax charge in FY25, driven by impairments and inventory write-downs amid ongoing weak demand for mineral sands products.

DGL Group has addressed ASX concerns following a disclaimer of opinion in its FY25 audit, citing inventory valuation issues and a fraud incident. The company outlines ongoing remediation efforts including ERP system migration and enhanced controls.

DGL Group Limited has reported a larger-than-expected FY25 net loss following an increased goodwill impairment and received a Disclaimer of Opinion from its auditor due to inventory and control issues during a major ERP system rollout.

New Zealand King Salmon reports a $20.8 million net loss for the half-year ending July 2025, driven by biological asset write-downs, while maintaining EBITDA guidance and advancing key growth initiatives.

DGL Group Limited has issued a corrected FY25 financial presentation, revealing lower EBITDA and NPAT figures due to operational challenges and restructuring costs. Despite revenue growth, the company faces a modified audit opinion on inventory and outlines strategic cost-cutting and growth investments.