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GenusPlus will acquire New Zealand telecommunications construction and maintenance provider UCG for about NZ$40 million upfront and deferred consideration, with a further NZ$25 million tied to performance. The deal expands GenusPlus’s communications capability and is expected to be immediately earnings accretive, subject to regulatory and contractual approvals.

Southern Cross Electrical Engineering will acquire Victorian fire and HVAC services group Entire Operations for up to $112.1 million, funded from existing cash reserves. The deal adds mechanical services, expands SCEE’s national fire platform and lifts FY27 EBITDA guidance to at least $110 million.

Dataworks Group delivered a much-improved FY26, with revenue up 24%, operating cash flow turning positive and its Ontario platform entering commercial operation. But the ASX-listed regtech company remains loss-making, carries net liabilities of $1.93 million and says its survival depends on further funding.

Central Petroleum has swung to a $4.9 million FY2026 statutory loss after writing down two Amadeus Basin permits, but its gas business generated higher revenue and margins. The company is now betting on Palm Valley drilling, long-term contracts and new east coast acreage to restore growth.

Silex Systems’ 51%-owned Global Laser Enrichment has secured Cameco as the exclusive buyer for all future production from its planned Kentucky uranium enrichment facility. The deal strengthens the project’s commercial case, but construction, licensing and a final investment decision remain outstanding.

Synertec has landed a $45.5 million engineering services contract with an undisclosed Australian Government agency, locking in revenue visibility through FY35 and marking a major step in its infrastructure sector growth.

WasteCo Group is raising $2 million through a share placement at $0.007 per share to finance a comprehensive turnaround and expansion plan amid ongoing financial challenges and a leadership overhaul.

Tamboran Resources and its joint venture partner have begun gas commissioning at the Sturt Plateau Compression Facility, a critical step toward delivering natural gas to the Northern Territory market under a long-term contract.

Sports Entertainment Group (ASX:SEG) posted a 39% revenue jump and 73% underlying EBITDA growth in FY26, offset by a 93% net profit decline due to tax and one-off impacts. The company is poised for growth with key acquisitions including MediaWorks NZ and the GIANTS Netball license.

Lynas Rare Earths delivered a record A$977.9 million revenue and A$222.4 million net profit in FY26, underpinned by strong rare earth production, strategic supply agreements, and a 10-year Malaysian licence renewal.

Genetic Signatures narrowed its FY2026 net loss by 30% to $14 million amid a strategic overhaul, signing a key 10-year supply deal with Denmark’s Hvidovre Hospital and resetting its US market approach.

Macmahon Holdings has locked in a $485 million, 42-month contract extension at the Telfer Gold Mine, expanding its mining services footprint in Western Australia and reinforcing a decade-long partnership with Greatland Resources.