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Australian Bond Exchange Holdings (ASX: ABE) reported a 47% revenue increase to $3.55 million for FY26, cutting its loss after tax by nearly two-thirds to $1.51 million amid ongoing going concern uncertainty.

Cycliq Group Limited reported a 20.7% revenue decline to AUD 3.79 million for FY2026, but reduced its net loss by 83% to AUD 85,897, driven by disciplined cost control and strategic platform investments.

DGL Group's FY26 results show a $5.8 million underlying loss amid investments in manufacturing and logistics capacity, with the company targeting margin improvements through better utilisation and cost control in FY27.

Eden Innovations Ltd trimmed its loss to $5 million in FY2026 while erasing bank debt and converting loans into equity, supported by property sales and capital raises.

Mayfield Childcare’s HY26 results reveal a 6% revenue decline and deepening statutory loss, offset by operational improvements and strategic restructuring.

Adherium's FY2026 results show strong revenue gains from US remote patient monitoring but increased losses due to higher operating costs and commercial expansion.

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.

Pengana Global Private Credit Trust (ASX: PCX) reported a solid FY26 with an 8.8% cash distribution yield and stable credit quality despite fair value pressures from widening credit spreads.

Cadence Opportunities Fund (ASX: CDO) is offering eligible shareholders a chance to buy up to $30,000 of shares at a 3.5% discount to market price, following a 30.3% portfolio gain for FY26 and a 41% total shareholder return.

Xref Limited’s FY26 results show a 76% jump in underlying EBITDA to A$4.7 million, underpinned by strong adoption of its new platform. The company also refinanced its debt with Commonwealth Bank, easing near-term repayments and boosting liquidity.

The Star Entertainment Group narrowed its net loss to $307 million in FY26, boosted by refinancing, operational improvements, and a joint venture exit, while navigating ongoing regulatory scrutiny and remediation efforts.

Simonds Group delivered a record net profit after tax of $10.5 million for FY26, driven by a 9.5% revenue rise to $729.1 million and strategic expansion including a Western Australia joint venture.