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Orica reports solid first-half earnings growth led by digital and specialty chemicals, while launching a $100 million cost reduction program to navigate supply disruptions and litigation headwinds.

Sports Entertainment Group Limited has announced a significant on-market share buy-back program, aiming to repurchase up to 10% of its shares over the next year starting March 2026. The move reflects the board's confidence in the company's underlying value amid current market pricing.

FleetPartners Group Limited has announced a $20 million on-market share buy-back, reinforcing its strong balance sheet and commitment to shareholder returns alongside its existing dividend policy.

Computershare Limited has confirmed an ordinary dividend of AUD 0.55 per share for the half-year ending December 2025, alongside a dividend reinvestment plan price set at AUD 30.62.

Hubify has provided detailed terms of its $250,000 equity investment in Australian AI firm HubLab, reinforcing its AI-first growth ambitions targeting enterprise and government sectors.

L1 Long Short Fund Limited has updated its dividend notification to include the Dividend Reinvestment Plan price, confirming a fully franked quarterly dividend for shareholders.

Caprice Resources has raised $12.74 million in a strongly supported placement to accelerate exploration drilling across its Murchison Gold Projects, positioning the company for a busy period of assay results and new targets.

Star Minerals has obtained the crucial Native Vegetation Clearing Permit, completing all regulatory approvals to commence mining at the Tumblegum South Gold Project in Western Australia.

Western Gold Resources is advancing its Gold Duke Project with a 12,000-metre Life of Mine extension drilling program running alongside Stage 1 production, aiming to boost resources and extend mine life.

Dexus Convenience Retail REIT has extended its on-market securities buy-back program for another year, aiming to repurchase up to 2.5% of its securities to enhance shareholder value amid current trading conditions.

Janus Electric has locked in a $2.75 million R&D finance facility, strengthening its cash position to push forward with its zero-emission transport innovations. This strategic funding avoids shareholder dilution while supporting ongoing technology development.

Dyno Nobel has signed a binding agreement to sell its Phosphate Hill fertiliser business to Mayfair Australia Corporation, marking a strategic pivot to focus solely on its explosives operations. The deal, expected to complete in Q3 FY26, includes deferred payments and regulatory conditions.