Latest Profit Turnaround News

Resonance Health (ASX: RHT) reported a profitable turnaround in FY26, driven by growth across its imaging software, clinical trial services, and site network businesses.

Austral Gold nearly doubled its gold equivalent production in the first half of 2026, driven by the Casposo restart and Guanaco operations, delivering a US$15.5 million net profit and extending Guanaco’s mine life to 14 years.

Elevra Lithium posted a $44 million profit in FY26 after merging Sayona Mining and Piedmont Lithium, overcoming temporary mining challenges and securing full funding for the North American Lithium expansion.

OM Holdings reversed a loss to report a US$26.3 million profit in 1H 2026, driven by a major asset disposal and improved product margins despite lower sales volumes.

Kalina Power (ASX:KPO) swung to a AUD 15.8 million net profit in FY2026, driven by a CAD 18 million sale of megawatt allocation, lifting its balance sheet and cash reserves sharply.

The Koala Company posted a $24.6 million profit for FY26 on $332.3 million revenue, surpassing IPO forecasts with strong international growth and margin gains.

FAR Limited swung to a US$1.44 million profit for H1 2026, driven by contingent payments from its Senegal asset sale, and completed a substantial A$32.3 million capital return to shareholders.

Retail Food Group (ASX:RFG) posted a 10.7% revenue drop to A$127.9 million in FY26 but returned to profit with a statutory net profit of A$1.1 million, driven by cost rationalisation and operational improvements.

Meridian Energy (NZX:MEL) reported a strong turnaround in FY26 with a $130 million net profit after tax, driven by improved hydro and wind generation, retail growth, and strategic investments in renewable projects and grid flexibility.

XPON Technologies (ASX: XPN) posted a $1.1 million positive EBITDA in FY26 on 38% revenue growth, shedding Alpha Digital and selling its Google Marketing business to focus on its Wondaris AI platform.

Big River Industries (ASX:BRI) reversed a $14.8 million loss in FY25 to a $4.9 million profit in FY26, driven by margin expansion and the acquisition of Johns Building Supplies. The group targets double-digit EBITDA growth in FY27 amid mixed market conditions.

Tourism Holdings Limited (thl) posted a $39.9 million statutory net profit after tax for FY26, reversing a prior year loss, while navigating geopolitical headwinds and receiving competing takeover bids.