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Third Age Health Services posted a 17.9% revenue increase and 24.7% profit rise for FY26, driven by strategic acquisitions and expansion in aged residential care services.

ANZ Bank New Zealand has lodged an appeal against a High Court summary judgment in a class action related to consumer credit laws, prolonging legal uncertainty for the lender.

Burger Fuel Group reported a 91.8% surge in net profit to NZD 1.97 million for FY26, driven by sales growth, reduced legal costs, and a one-off store sale gain, despite geopolitical headwinds in the Middle East.

Booster Innovation Fund has trimmed its net asset value per unit to $1.47 following a $723,000 valuation adjustment driven by slower growth and capital raising dynamics in its portfolio.

Precinct Properties Group has completed the acquisition of ASB North Wharf through its investment vehicle PPILP, marking a strategic expansion of its premium city centre real estate holdings in Auckland.

Intelligent Monitoring Group has officially closed its $45 million acquisition of BlueSky Holdco, adding Tyco NZ and Red Wolf Security to its New Zealand portfolio and boosting its local workforce to over 500.

Cuscal has finalised its purchase of New Zealand’s Paymark, aiming for earnings growth and a strong return on capital in the coming financial year.

Bridge SaaS Limited (ASX: BGE) is issuing nearly 20 million Loyalty Options to reward shareholders, exercisable at $0.03 and expiring in 2031, aiming to bolster future capital without immediate dilution.

Critical Resources Limited showcased its diversified critical metals portfolio and advanced battery tech at its 2026 AGM, spotlighting growth prospects in lithium, gold, and base metals across Australia, Canada, and New Zealand.

2 Cheap Cars Group held its ground in a challenging FY26, delivering a net profit after tax of $3.2 million amid rising carbon costs and softer vehicle sales, supported by a robust second-half recovery and record finance penetration.

TradeWindow reported a 20% rise in FY26 revenue to NZ$9.6 million with annual recurring revenue surpassing NZ$10 million. The company narrowed its EBITDA loss and is targeting breakeven in FY27 while advancing its AI-driven FreightAI platform.

Green Cross Health lifted net profit by 28% to NZD 20.4 million in FY26, driven by stronger medical funding and pharmacy revenue growth, while preparing to launch a new Primary Health Organisation.