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Flight Centre Travel Group posted record total transaction value (TTV) of $25.7 billion in FY26, with statutory profit after tax surging 38% despite a $60 million Q4 leisure profit hit from Middle East tensions. The company declared a fully franked 30c dividend and launched a new $200 million buy-back program.

Embelton Limited has reported a solid 20.4% increase in revenue and a 34.7% jump in profit after tax for FY2026, underpinned by a strategic pivot away from residential construction towards infrastructure and social sectors. The company held its dividend steady amid improving cash flow and reduced borrowings.

Citigold Corporation Limited has responded to ASX queries, defending its view that alleged breaches of its Forbearance Deed and a shareholder lawsuit are not material. The company also clarified details around a $4.5 million subscription agreement and operational conditions at its Charters Towers project.

Nex Metals and its Aboriginal partner WTAC have applied for a 100ha lease to build processing infrastructure for the Kookynie Tailings Project, while metallurgical tests show promising gold recovery rates and potential tungsten by-product.

AIX has acquired an 8% holding in AI powerhouse Databricks during its US$5 billion funding round, marking a significant expansion in the trust’s AI-focused portfolio.

Control Bionics has secured MHRA registration for its NeuroStrip device, unlocking commercial supply in Great Britain and launching early trials with leading UK institutions.

Aureka Limited has reported new high-grade gold intercepts extending mineralisation southwards at its St Arnaud Comstock project, reinforcing plans for near-term production using nearby milling capacity.

St George Mining has formally begun environmental permitting for its Araxá Project in Brazil, submitting key assessments to Minas Gerais regulators as it moves toward developing a rare earths and niobium mine.

Australian Mines is poised to kick off a key drilling campaign at its Flemington Scandium Project, aiming to expand its already impressive resource and support plans to triple scandium production amid tightening supply.

Viva Energy posted a robust half-year profit of $452 million, powered by soaring refining margins and resilient retail and industrial sales, while managing a significant fire at its Geelong Refinery.

Verbrec has landed $16 million in new contracts spanning engineering, construction, and cyber security services for gas infrastructure, reinforcing its role in Australia's energy security amid looming supply challenges.

Anson Resources has confirmed a 2,500-metre extension of uranium-vanadium mineralization at its Yellow Cat Project in Utah, with assay results indicating proximity to high-grade zones. Phase 2 drilling and environmental surveys are underway to upgrade a historical resource to JORC 2012 standards.