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EcoGraf Limited has revealed a comprehensive expansion study for its Epanko Graphite Project in Tanzania, aiming to increase production from 73,000 to 390,000 tonnes per annum over the next decade. This growth underpins the company’s strategy to supply its proprietary HFfree® purification facilities across key global lithium-ion battery markets.

Light & Wonder, Inc. transitions from an ASX Foreign Exempt Listing to a full ASX Listing, marking a significant regulatory shift without raising new capital. The company continues trading its shares as CHESS Depositary Interests on a 1, 1 basis.

Camplify Holdings reported a $15.8 million net loss for FY25 amid strategic consolidation and tech integration, while launching its MyWay membership model to drive future profitability.

Inghams Group reports stable volumes and improved wholesale pricing in early FY26 but faces higher operational costs impacting first-half earnings. A leadership restructure aims to cut costs and boost accountability as the company reaffirms its full-year EBITDA guidance.

Linius Technologies has named Anthony Baker as its new CEO and Brent Jones as permanent Chair, marking a strategic leadership shift aimed at driving growth and operational efficiency.

Volt Group Limited is set to acquire 4D Delta, a Perth-based leader in digital asset inspection technology, in a $7.25 million deal that promises to diversify Volt’s offerings and boost recurring revenues in the mineral processing sector.

Megaport Limited has successfully completed a A$200 million institutional placement to fund its acquisition of Latitude.sh and accelerate network growth in India, signaling a strategic push into hybrid cloud and AI-driven infrastructure.

MLG Oz Limited has extended its contract with Rio Tinto at the Western Turner Syncline Mine by three months, adding approximately $5 million in revenue through March 2026.

SHAPE Australia has agreed to acquire Arden Group, expanding its footprint in retail fitout and facilities maintenance with an earnings accretive deal.

Flight Centre Travel Group delivered a record $24.5 billion total transaction value in FY25 alongside solid profitability, while setting an ambitious profit growth target for FY26 amid ongoing investments in AI and digital innovation.

Flight Centre Travel Group reported a profit shortfall in FY25 but remains optimistic for FY26, driven by strategic investments, AI integration, and a diversified global portfolio.

Rover Group has completed its acquisition of Mad Paws, marking the pet services marketplace’s exit from the ASX with shareholders paid $0.14 per share.