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CDW delivered a sharp third-quarter sales increase and lifted its quarterly dividend by about 8%, helped by demand for servers, storage, mobile devices and software. The stronger earnings picture came with lower gross margins, higher debt and weaker operating cash flow than a year earlier.

Uber posted another quarter of 20% Gross Bookings growth, lifted non-GAAP earnings sharply and forecast continued momentum into the final quarter of 2026. The company also announced the departure of senior executive Jill Hazelbaker as it prepares to expand its driverless vehicle operations.

GBM Resources has begun drilling six regional gold targets at Twin Hills in Queensland, using historical results and new geophysics to expand exploration beyond its established deposits. The campaign includes targets with high-grade historical intersections, but current drilling results and continuity remain unproven.

Assurant lifted its 2026 earnings outlook after reporting strong third-quarter growth across its Lifestyle and Housing businesses. The insurer also plans to increase share repurchases to US$350 million, although catastrophe losses and reserve development remain important variables.

AMD delivered a record fiscal third quarter as Data Center revenue nearly doubled year over year, pushing total revenue up 45% to US$13.4 billion. The company expects another sharp acceleration in the December quarter, but gaming weakened and customer warrant revaluations distorted GAAP earnings.

Waters delivered a stronger-than-expected third quarter, lifting every component of its 2026 guidance while organic growth accelerated across instruments, consumables and reagents. The company also acquired MOBILion Systems to extend its mass spectrometry technology into proteomics.

Eaton delivered record third-quarter sales, margins and orders, then raised its full-year 2026 organic growth guidance to 13% to 15%. The power-management group is also adding another European electrical acquisition while preparing to separate its Mobility business.

Dicker Data has completed its acquisition of Sektor Group, adding a NZD 440 million-revenue distribution business across Australia, New Zealand and Southeast Asia. The deal was funded by extending existing debt facilities and is expected to be earnings accretive in FY26, excluding one-off transaction and integration costs.

Volt Group has lowered its FY26 revenue and EBITDA guidance after weaker-than-expected EcoQuip sales, despite reporting stronger year-to-date operating cashflow and solid growth from 4D Delta. The company is committing $3.0 million to expand and refurbish its mobile solar-lighting fleet as it tries to convert customer trials into revenue.

Macarthur Minerals has secured a second Programme of Work approval for proposed bulk sampling at its Lake Giles Ularring Hematite Project. The milestone advances planning with Gold Valley and Destec, but the company stresses that it does not authorise mining, prove economic viability or amount to a final investment decision.

Avenira has advanced the Wonarah phosphate project towards planned pre-strip work in late 2026 and a first direct shipping ore shipment in the first half of 2027, while securing access to up to A$85 million in post-quarter-end Hebang debt facilities. The timetable remains conditional on approvals, product qualification, pricing, logistics and funding execution.

WhiteHawk reported a US$313,000 operating cash outflow for the September quarter, while a new A$1.5 million debt facility and A$1.24 million in annualised cost savings support its next phase. The post-quarter completion of Quixxi adds AI governance products, international customers and a four-year A$635,238 Italian contract, but revenue conversion remains the test.