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Region Group has maintained its FY27 earnings targets after reporting stronger occupancy, supermarket sales and leasing metrics at its annual meeting. The group has also exchanged contracts to sell three neighbourhood centres for $73.5 million as it sharpens its portfolio strategy.

Superloop has completed its three-year Double Down strategy with revenue up 21.6% to A$664.3 million and net profit reaching A$17.5 million. The ASX-listed telco now turns to SuperCharge29, but its next growth phase begins with substantially higher debt and A$111.4 million of provisional goodwill from the Lightning Broadband acquisition.

Scalare Partners expanded its national founder network and launched a new recurring-revenue platform, but ended the September quarter with only $548,000 in cash. The company says statutory operating cash flow was positive, although its own matching-basis calculation points to an underlying cash outflow of about $1.16 million.

PWR Holdings has lifted its FY27 Aerospace and Defence revenue growth outlook to around 50% after delivering record FY26 revenue of $170.7 million. A new US$4.6 million pre-contract order and a planned Polish manufacturing site are adding momentum, although the larger defence opportunity remains subject to customer and program decisions.

Lithium Plus Minerals has outlined a six-year underground direct shipping ore operation at Lei with a post-tax NPV of A$325 million and initial project capital of A$87.7 million. The attractive economics remain dependent on approvals, funding, resource conversion and a lithium price assumption that is not secured by a binding contract.

Everest Metals has advanced its Mt Edon rubidium project towards pilot plant development after batch testing delivered recovery of up to 90% and cut leaching water use by 60%. The scale-up remains unfinished, with continuous rotary-kiln trials producing lower and variable recovery of 50% to 60%.

International Equities Corporation has returned to a modest annual profit after exiting serviced apartments, but the recovery is fragile. Cash fell sharply, operating cash flow remained negative and the auditor highlighted material uncertainty over the group’s ability to continue as a going concern.

Critical Minerals Group is seeking up to $2.05 million to begin definitive feasibility work at its Lindfield Vanadium Project, backed by existing shareholders and a new non-executive director. The raise could increase shares on issue by 27% if fully subscribed, with key related-party commitments still requiring approval.

K&S Corporation’s FY2026 annual report confirms a sharp earnings decline, a lower dividend and rising debt as weak demand, margin pressure and the loss of most InfraBuild work weigh on the logistics group. Management expects FY2027 to remain difficult, with no formal earnings guidance provided.

Stockland has maintained its FY27 earnings, distribution and settlement targets despite softer residential demand and longer customer decision times. Logistics and retail remain firm, while the group’s data centre pipeline now has approximately 450MW of power secured.

RAS Technology has agreed to a $49.8 million all-cash takeover by The Press Association, giving shareholders a 93% premium to the last traded price. The deal has board and founder support, but still requires an independent expert’s endorsement, shareholder approval and Federal Court sanction.

Zoono Group has advanced retailer, packaging and shipping-container programs across several markets, but ended the September quarter with just NZ$77,000 in cash. The company estimates funding for 0.67 quarters and says further funding lines or an equity raise may be required if customer receipts do not accelerate.