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Reece Limited has completed a $365 million off-market share buy-back, repurchasing 4.3% of its shares at $13 each with no scale-back applied. This move returns excess capital to shareholders while preserving financial flexibility for future growth.

Shriro Holdings announces a $5 million off-market share buy-back at a 14.1% premium, signaling a pivot from acquisitions to expanding its BBQ range globally. The move aims to return excess capital to shareholders while maintaining flexibility for further buy-backs.

QuickFee Limited reported a 9% revenue increase in Q1 FY26, driven by strong Australian Finance growth despite a US Finance dip. The company completed a US Pay Now business sale for US$26.35 million and announced a 7.5 cents per share capital return, alongside a CEO appointment.

EVE Health Group Limited has launched a $1.1 million capital raising via a placement to fund the commercial rollout of its two pharmaceutical products, Dyspro and Libbo. The offer includes shares and options, with some subject to shareholder approval.

Pacific Current Group has announced an on-market buy-back of up to 2 million shares, representing nearly 7% of its capital, aiming to enhance earnings per share and capital efficiency.

MFF Capital Investments Limited has confirmed a fully franked dividend of AUD 0.09 per share for the six months ending June 2025, alongside updated Dividend Reinvestment and Bonus Security Plan prices.

The Royal Court of Jersey has approved Harmony Gold’s acquisition of MAC Copper, setting the stage for MAC’s trading suspension and delisting from ASX and NYSE.

Wellard Limited has received a final Australian Taxation Office ruling confirming its recent 15 cents-per-share return of capital is not taxable as a dividend, clarifying the tax implications for shareholders following the sale of its last revenue-generating asset.

Indiana Resources has secured a definitive tax ruling from the ATO clarifying that its recent $0.05 per share capital return is not a dividend, shaping the tax implications for shareholders.

ActivEX Limited has secured $800,000 through a placement of 50 million shares at a nearly 24% discount, marking a significant capital injection aimed at bolstering its working capital.

Cobram Estate Olives has successfully closed a $6.1 million Share Purchase Plan alongside a $2 million shortfall placement, fueling its US growth ambitions. The capital raise complements a recent $175 million institutional placement, underpinning the company’s strategic farmland acquisitions and olive grove developments in America.

QuickFee Limited has completed the sale of its US Pay Now business, announced a 7.5 cent per share capital return, appointed founder Bruce Coombes as CEO, and updated its FY26 earnings guidance.