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Qube Holdings reported a robust half-year performance for FY26, with underlying revenue climbing 12.9% and a significant property sale boosting statutory profits. The company also announced a major acquisition agreement with Macquarie Asset Management, signaling a transformative phase ahead.

Fidante Partners Limited has issued a replacement Product Disclosure Statement for the Ardea Real Outcome Bond Complex ETF, reducing transaction costs while maintaining its core investment strategy and fee structure.

SDI Limited reported stable FY25 revenue with improved margins and advancing Montrose project, while regional sales showed mixed results.

Accent Group reported a modest 1.6% rise in FY25 owned sales to $1.46 billion and a net profit after tax of $57.7 million, while outlining ambitious FY26 plans including the launch of Sports Direct stores in Australia and New Zealand.

Saunders International reported a challenging FY2025 with profit declines amid operational headwinds but strengthened its Water sector presence through the Aqua Metro acquisition. The company projects a stronger FY2026 backed by a record $4 billion pipeline and improved margins.

Liontown Resources reported a solid FY25 with A$298 million in revenue and positive EBITDA, setting the stage for a strategic underground transition in FY26 backed by a strengthened balance sheet and sustainability commitments.

New Zealand King Salmon reported a $20.8 million net loss for the half year ending July 2025, driven by biological setbacks and reduced harvests. Despite this, the company maintains a strong balance sheet and is advancing its Blue Endeavour pilot farm and growth initiatives.

KMD Brands reported a slight revenue increase to NZD 989 million for FY25 but faced significant underlying losses, prompting a strategic reset. The company also reinforced its commitment to tackling modern slavery risks across its global supply chain.

SunRice reported steady FY25 financials with improved profitability despite revenue pressure, while advancing its 2030 Growth Strategy amid industry headwinds and leadership transition.

Atlas Arteria reported a statutory net profit of $73.3 million for H1 2025, impacted by a new tax, while toll revenues rose 8.1%. The company reaffirmed its 2025 distribution guidance of 40 cents per security, supported by strong free cash flow growth.

Adairs Limited reported a 6.5% increase in FY25 group sales to $618.1 million, driven by strong growth in Adairs and Mocka brands, while Focus on Furniture faced challenges. The company’s new CEO Elle Roseby has initiated a strategic reset and sustainability initiatives to position the group for long-term growth.

EVT Limited reported a solid financial year with normalised revenue rising 1.3% to A$1.237 billion and EBITDA up 6.3%, while net profit after tax surged 593%, driven by operational resilience and strategic growth initiatives including a major hotel management acquisition.