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Fletcher Building posted a mixed quarterly volume update for Q3 FY26, with gains in light building products and distribution offset by weakness in heavy materials. The recent Middle East conflict adds new supply chain and cost pressures, complicating the outlook.

PEXA Group reported a robust first quarter for FY26, driven by refinancing growth in Australia and rising momentum in the UK market. The company reaffirmed its full-year guidance while advancing key strategic initiatives including platform modernization and a NatWest partnership.

Medical Developments International reported a strong start to FY26 with significant revenue growth driven by increased Penthrox volumes and pricing improvements in Australia, alongside steady European demand and progress on paediatric label approvals.

Fletcher Building reported a $419 million net loss for FY25 on softer demand and legacy costs but halved its net debt to $999 million through strategic capital management and divestments.

SEEK Limited reported modest revenue growth in FY2025 driven by double-digit yield increases and strategic product innovation, alongside a 31% rise in fully franked dividends. The company’s FY2026 guidance signals confidence despite ongoing market uncertainties.

Dexus Convenience Retail REIT has reported FY25 results slightly above guidance, underpinned by strong portfolio income growth and a robust balance sheet. The fund is advancing its Glass House Mountains redevelopment, positioning for future income expansion.

Fletcher Building is dissolving its Australian Division, folding operations into two new trans-Tasman units, while targeting $15 million in annual cost savings as market challenges persist.

Humm Group reported a solid 10% increase in assets under management to $5.3 billion for 3Q25, maintaining stable margins while advancing a new hybrid loan product and IT platform modernization.

Fletcher Building reported a challenging HY25 with a 7% revenue decline and a net loss of NZ$134 million, while executing a $700 million equity raise to strengthen its balance sheet and advancing significant cost reduction initiatives.

Vulcan Steel’s 1H FY25 results reveal a steep decline in profitability amid tough economic conditions, yet the company signals cautious optimism for a market rebound in 2025.

Euroz Hartleys Group reports a striking 501% jump in net profit for H1 FY2025, driven by strong capital raising and diversified revenue streams, prompting a dividend increase to 2 cents per share.