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Centuria Capital Group delivered record assets under management and double-digit operating earnings growth in FY26, while setting a 14% operating profit growth target for FY27. The next test is whether ResetData can convert its expanding AI infrastructure pipeline into revenue without diluting the strength of the property platform.

Rio Tinto may spend up to A$46 million exploring LCL Resources’ Liamu project in Papua New Guinea for an eventual 80% stake. The initial programme will target undrilled gold-copper ground at Dada, while Rio Tinto weighs whether to advance the high-grade Ubei prospect.

Hydration Pharmaceuticals is asking eligible shareholders for up to A$1.43 million in fresh capital as it funds the next phase of its turnaround. The non-renounceable offer comes with free options, but is neither underwritten nor subject to a minimum subscription.

Magellan Financial Group says its Barrenjoey merger is integrating ahead of schedule, with annual synergies now forecast at $15 million. The group also reported $778 million of pro forma FY26 revenue, while warning that early FY27 trading has been softer in Financial Markets and Investment Management.

SEEK has reset the economics of its Growth Fund’s second five-year phase, targeting at least $840 million in investor liquidity and approximately $700 million for itself. The plan reduces fees, separates core from non-core assets and ends further capital contributions from SEEK, but distributions remain dependent on asset sales and market conditions.

Klevo’s Fly Wallet doubled monthly revenue to $38.0 million in August, powered overwhelmingly by stablecoin sales. The subsidiary remained operating-profit positive, although gross profit fell as management fee income shifted into September.

Kali Metals has expanded its Marble Bar gold pipeline after reporting shallow high-grade drilling and nine additional targets identified after quarter end. The explorer also ended September with $5.242 million in cash and a binding agreement for up to $700,000 of JX Advanced Metals-funded exploration in the Southern Lachlan Fold Belt.

Clime Capital has begun a valuation and private debt review after KPMG qualified its FY26 audit over $36.2 million of unlisted unit trusts. The company says it has not identified a material adverse change, but any adjustment to asset values, fees or receivables remains unresolved.

Associate Global Partners lifted funds under management 20% to $1.672 billion in FY2026, powered by $172 million of net inflows and stronger WCM performance. The funds platform remains loss-making, but adjusted losses narrowed and post-year-end inflows began strongly.

Cooper Metals has launched a fully underwritten 1-for-4 entitlement issue at 7.5 cents a share to raise up to $2.695 million before costs. Most of the proceeds are earmarked for the Chalterra copper project and its acquisition, while shareholders who do not participate face potential dilution.

HMC Capital delivered FY26 operating earnings in line with guidance while statutory results swung to a $111.6 million loss. The alternative asset manager is targeting at least 35 cents of underlying earnings per share and a 15 cents dividend in FY27.

Clime Investment Management lifted FY26 net profit by 57% and nearly tripled net tangible assets after selling, closing or transferring several businesses. But KPMG qualified its audit opinion over evidence supporting millions of dollars in CAM-related revenue and receivables.