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Centrepoint Alliance has used its annual meeting presentation to outline the next stage of growth after normalised EBITDA rose 16% to $12.3 million in FY26. Salaried advice, IconiQ platform flows and in-house artificial intelligence now sit at the centre of the expansion plan.

Mach7 Technologies has signed Temple Health to a five-year licence for its eUnity Viewer and Vendor Neutral Archive, with Year 1 annual recurring revenue expected to reach A$0.5 million. The revenue will depend on go-live and first productive use, forecast within six to 12 months.

Australian Bond Exchange says FY2026 marked a sharper recovery, with revenue up 47% and two consecutive quarters of positive operating cash flow. But the ASX-listed fixed-income group remains loss-making, carries $2 million of convertible-note maturities in 2027 and faces a going-concern uncertainty.

Artrya has signed its first inbound US customer outside its foundation and research relationships, securing a five-year HonorHealth agreement with a minimum value of US$0.5 million. The Salix platform will be deployed across the Arizona health system’s nine-hospital CCTA network.

Cisco delivered its strongest revenue and non-GAAP earnings growth in more than 15 years, helped by a sharp acceleration in networking demand. The company lifted its fiscal 2027 outlook and now expects US$9 billion in AI infrastructure revenue from hyperscalers.

Applied Materials closed fiscal 2026 with record quarterly and annual revenue, expanding margins and a stronger-than-expected-looking first-quarter revenue target, although the filing gives no analyst consensus comparison. The semiconductor equipment maker also disclosed a US$253 million export-controls settlement and increased its strategic investment in Besi.

Servcorp has reaffirmed FY27 guidance after delivering a third successive record year, with cash generation expected to rise even as underlying profit remains broadly steady. The company is targeting dividends of at least 34 cents per share while focusing on filling newer locations and expanding technology-led services.

Stealth Group has reported record FY26 results, with EBITDA up 46.2% and net profit up 86.3% after its HBT acquisition. The next test is converting the enlarged network into recurring platform value while keeping leverage contained.

Etherstack has secured a US$1.8 million expansion to its primary project with an unnamed Tier 1 US telecommunications carrier. Most of the additional revenue is expected to be recognised within 90 days, spanning FY26 and FY27.

Wagners has maintained a $72 million to $76 million FY27 EBIT guidance range while reporting strong demand across construction materials and composite fibre products. A conditional US$50 million to US$55 million PNG LNG supply opportunity adds a potentially significant international project to the pipeline.

GrainCorp has swung to a $10.1 million statutory loss after weak grain margins cut earnings, while the board begins searching for CEO Robert Spurway’s successor. The company expects export and crush margins to improve in FY27, but its transformation program remains unfinished and cash has fallen sharply.

Vinyl Group has confirmed its $38 million to $40 million FY27 revenue forecast after record quarterly revenue, with management targeting a sustainably EBITDA-positive monthly run-rate by December. The catch is that the forecast depends heavily on recently acquired businesses, while operating cash flow remains negative.