Latest Operating Expenses News

Cobram Estate Olives has agreed to acquire California Olive Ranch, significantly boosting its Californian olive groves and expected to enhance earnings per share by 9% from FY2027.

Earlypay Limited has withdrawn its FY26 earnings guidance due to increased costs and credit losses, signaling a cautious outlook despite solid growth in new business.

Wellnex Life reports encouraging early results from its turnaround strategy, posting a modest EBITDA profit and robust sales growth for its Pain Away brand.

Contact Energy's November 2025 report reveals increased electricity and gas sales alongside higher generation costs, while significant renewable projects advance on schedule.

Sequoia Financial Group reports a 15% rise in EBITDA year-to-date November 2025 despite legacy claim settlements and expected impairments, while its APAC expansion gains momentum.

Amaero Ltd has secured a substantial A$9 million saving on its Argon recycling plant, ordered a fourth atomizer to boost U.S. powder production, and remains on track with its A$72 million capital investment program.

Finder Energy is rapidly advancing its KTJ oil development project with the strategic acquisition of the Petrojarl I FPSO and key partnerships, targeting a Final Investment Decision by mid-2026.

Bendigo and Adelaide Bank reveals a strategic acquisition of RACQ Bank’s retail portfolio and outlines a comprehensive AML remediation plan, positioning itself for growth and enhanced operational resilience.

BTC Health has reissued its Chairman’s Address with added financial details, highlighting a strategic shift towards diversified medical products and a strong start to FY26 with 36% revenue growth.

Victory Metals reports breakthrough kinetic leach results at North Stanmore, extracting ~80% of rare earths in 30 minutes versus the previous 4-hour benchmark, promising lower costs and stronger project economics.

Alligator Energy has sold its Northern Territory uranium assets to DevEx Resources for $7.5 million, streamlining its portfolio to concentrate on South Australian projects like Samphire. This move injects liquidity and reduces ongoing costs, positioning the company for accelerated development.

Cann Group Limited has announced a dramatic 81% reduction in core debt alongside a strategic pivot to higher-margin flower products, positioning the company for its first EBITDA-positive year in FY26.