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Tungsten Mining NL’s Pre-Feasibility Study confirms Mt Mulgine as a world-scale tungsten project, targeting first production in mid-2029 with robust economics and low operating costs.

Pengana Global Private Credit Trust (ASX: PCX) reported a solid FY26 with an 8.8% cash distribution yield and stable credit quality despite fair value pressures from widening credit spreads.

Pengana Capital Group (ASX:PCG) has initiated an on-market buy-back program targeting nearly 10% of its issued ordinary shares, signaling a strategic move in capital management without requiring shareholder approval.

Revolution Private Credit Income Trust (ASX: REV) posted a 6.25% net return for its inaugural period, outperforming its benchmark, and executed an on-market buy-back worth $23 million.

Clime Capital has reported an unaudited $13.4 million pre-tax profit for FY26, declared a September quarter dividend, and is considering a special dividend pending audit completion.

Regal Investment Fund posted a standout FY2026 with a 17.32% net return, tripling operating profit to $117.9 million and continuing its on-market buy-back program.

MA Credit Income Trust (ASX:MA1) posted a robust 8.56% net return for FY2026, surpassing its target, alongside a fully subscribed $190.5 million capital raise and strategic buy-back initiatives.

Pengana Private Equity Trust (ASX: PE1) posted a 23.2% net return for FY2026, powered by a dramatic revaluation of SpaceX and strong gains across a diversified private equity portfolio.

Butn Limited reported a 5% revenue increase to $15.3 million in FY26, driven by strong platform growth and strategic simplification, while net loss widened 44% to $3.8 million amid higher bad debts and one-off costs.

Pengana Capital Group reported a statutory loss of $5.6 million for FY26 despite a 14% rise in funds under management, driven by upfront costs linked to new product launches and expanding private credit platforms.

Associate Global Partners (ASX:APL) reported a 20% rise in funds under management to $1.672 billion for FY2026, driven by strong inflows and new partnerships with Muzinich and ARK Invest.

HMC Capital reported a statutory loss of $111.6 million for FY26 amid significant fair value losses, yet delivered operating earnings close to guidance and maintained its dividend. The group’s strategic partnerships and capital recycling position it for a 16% rise in underlying earnings in FY27.