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Coast Entertainment Holdings Limited reported its strongest financial performance since 2016, driven by robust ticket sales, new attractions, and a completed share buyback. The company enters FY26 with strong momentum amid strategic growth initiatives.

Clime Capital reports an unaudited pre-tax NTA of 78.55 cents per share and announces a December quarter dividend guidance of 1.35 cents, maintaining an active share buyback program.

Light & Wonder, Inc. posted robust Q3 2025 results, driven by strong gaming operations and record iGaming revenue, while advancing its transition to a sole ASX listing.

Sweden’s Parliament has voted to overturn its uranium mining ban, effective January 2026, paving the way for Aura Energy to fully develop its polymetallic Häggån project with uranium extraction now permitted.

VEEM Limited has launched its most efficient marine propulsion system, the VEEM Extreme package, delivering up to 18.1% fuel savings and speed gains. Early trials with Manly Fast Ferries signal strong commercial interest.

PC Gold has entered a $1 million Drill for Equity agreement with DDH1 to advance diamond drilling at its Spring Hill Gold Project, aiming to upgrade resources and push towards production milestones.

Lodestar Minerals has appointed two former heavy rare earths experts from MP Materials and Lynas Rare Earths to spearhead its U.S. downstream magnet and supply chain strategy, following its planned acquisition of the Virgin Mountain project in Arizona.

Arafura Rare Earths secures an ASX waiver allowing eligible shareholders to vote on its upcoming Share Purchase Plan, ensuring broader participation in a key capital raising step.

National Australia Bank reported a modest rise in underlying profit for FY25, driven by robust revenue and volume growth in the second half, alongside continued technology modernization and sustainability progress.

National Australia Bank reported a 1% increase in underlying profit for FY25, with strong deposit growth and higher credit impairment charges marking the year. The bank maintained solid capital ratios and announced an 85 cent fully franked dividend.

National Australia Bank reported a 1% increase in underlying profit for FY25 with stable cash earnings and a steady fully franked dividend of 85 cents per share. The bank’s refreshed strategy shows early momentum despite rising credit impairment charges.

National Australia Bank reported a 1.2% revenue increase to $20.872 billion in FY25, while net profit dipped 2.9% to $6.759 billion. The bank highlighted progress in customer-centric strategy, technology modernization, and sustainability initiatives.