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Nine Entertainment has maintained its forecast for revenue and EBITDA growth in FY27, while lifting its expected annualised cost savings target to at least A$180 million. Outdoor, Stan and digital publishing are carrying more of the group’s earnings, although Total Television revenue remains under pressure and shareholder support for executive remuneration was less emphatic.

Nine Entertainment Co. Holdings Limited posted a $511 million statutory net profit for FY26, driven by significant portfolio restructuring and growth in digital and outdoor advertising, while advancing AI licensing partnerships.

Barramundi’s portfolio returned a solid 3.8% gross gain in Q2 2026, driven by strong AI-related infrastructure plays and takeover interest in key holdings, despite sector volatility and profit downgrades in healthcare and logistics.

Motio Ltd has reported its highest ever monthly revenue in June 2026 alongside strong forward bookings for FY27, underpinned by disciplined capital allocation and scalable growth.

Airtasker has opted for early cash settlement of $10.8 million in media partnership notes with oOh!media and ARN, securing a 27% interest saving and reinforcing strong brand and revenue growth in Australia.

Motio Ltd has marked a turning point with its first net profit, record sales activity, and a 13% increase in forward revenue, signaling a shift to scalable growth.

Nine Entertainment’s acquisition of QMS Media and sale of Nine Radio mark a strategic pivot, with strong Q3 digital and subscription revenue growth cushioning a cautious Q4 advertising environment.

Nine Entertainment reports a 6% increase in Group EBITDA to $201 million and a 30% jump in net profit, driven by strong streaming and digital subscription growth amid strategic portfolio shifts.

Nine Entertainment Co. is reshaping its media portfolio with the acquisition of QMS Media, the sale of its radio assets, and a regional TV affiliate deal, aiming to boost digital revenue to over 60% by FY27.

ARN Media reported a 7% revenue decline in the first half of FY25 amid audience challenges and a sluggish post-election market, yet digital audio revenue surged 21%. A $40 million transformational cost-out program and leadership overhaul set the stage for a strategic reset and growth in the second half.