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Michael Hill International reported steady FY25 financials amid challenging markets, with early FY26 trading showing promising margin improvements and mixed sales across regions.

Michael Hill International reported flat earnings in FY25 amid inflation and subdued demand, while new CEO Jonathan Waecker outlines a strategy focused on innovation, AI integration, and margin recovery heading into FY26.

MedAdvisor Solutions reported a steep 52.8% revenue decline in Q1 FY26, impacted by US regulatory pressures and vaccine program delays, while embarking on a strategic transformation to restore growth.

MedAdvisor reports a sharp 53% drop in 1Q FY26 revenue driven by U.S. regulatory and sector challenges, while advancing a major platform transformation and selling its ANZ business to emerge debt-free.

National Storage REIT delivered robust FY25 results, surpassing earnings guidance and expanding its development pipeline, while advancing sustainability and technology initiatives.

Hancock & Gore’s transformation into Schoolblazer Limited marks a strategic pivot following the Trutex UK acquisition, setting sights on $200 million revenue and expanded global reach by FY27.

Alice Queen Limited (ASX – AQX) is set to raise $1 million through a two-tranche share placement accompanied by free-attaching options, alongside a bonus loyalty option offer to existing shareholders.

Adairs Limited has updated its first half FY26 sales and gross margin guidance, reflecting moderated growth and mixed brand performances as it prepares for a critical peak trading period.

Big River Industries reported a modest revenue decline in FY25 amid tough market conditions but demonstrated operational improvements and efficiency gains, setting the stage for a cautiously optimistic FY26.

Air New Zealand has revised its first half 2026 financial outlook to a pre-tax loss between NZD 30 million and 55 million, citing weaker revenue growth and rising costs. The airline is pushing cost-saving measures while highlighting uncertainties ahead.

Catapult Sports has launched a Share Purchase Plan (SPP) offering eligible shareholders in Australia and New Zealand the chance to buy shares at a discount, following a recent A$130 million institutional placement and its acquisition of IMPECT GmbH.

Catapult Sports has launched a Share Purchase Plan (SPP) offering eligible shareholders in Australia and New Zealand the chance to buy up to A$30,000 in shares at a discount, following a successful A$130 million institutional placement. The capital raise supports the recent acquisition of IMPECT GmbH and future strategic opportunities.