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Camplify Holdings reports a modest dip in revenue and transaction value due to poor weather, while maintaining positive cash flow and advancing its NSW TAP program rollout.

Betr Entertainment Limited reported a strong start to FY26 with a 10.5% net win margin and 27% turnover growth, supported by significant marketing investments and product innovation.

Fluence Corporation Limited reported a solid cash flow position for Q3 2025, with positive net cash from operations and strong liquidity supported by available financing facilities.

Coles Group reported a solid 3.9% rise in first quarter sales for FY26, driven by strong supermarket growth and digital expansion, while liquor sales faced ongoing market challenges.

Holista Colltech has raised $2.295 million through a share placement to two international investors, aiming to bolster its operations and balance sheet. The move highlights the company’s ongoing efforts to support growth across its health and wellness divisions.

Spectur Limited reported a strategic revenue shift in Q1 FY26, with SaaS recurring revenue growing 5% year-on-year despite an overall 9% quarterly revenue dip. The company also raised $2.3 million to accelerate its solar-powered AI platform development.

Freightways has reported solid financial results for FY25 with revenue up 6.6% and net profit rising nearly 13%, alongside an 8% dividend increase. The company’s robust Q1 FY26 trading update highlights continued momentum driven by market share gains and operational efficiencies.

Jeff Peters has stepped down as CEO and Managing Director of L1 Group following the successful merger with L1 Capital, marking a key leadership transition for the company.

Woolworths Group reported a 2.7% increase in first quarter sales to $18.5 billion, driven by robust growth in eCommerce and improved customer satisfaction metrics. The retailer remains cautiously optimistic as it prepares for the key festive trading period.

Helia Group’s 3Q25 APRA data reveals rising gross written premiums despite government scheme pressures, while a Board review confirms strategic focus on the Australian LMI market with significant cost cuts.

Assetora Limited disclosed a $341,000 net operating cash outflow for the September 2025 quarter, supported by $1.6 million in total available funding including cash reserves and financing facilities.

Ashley Services reported a challenging FY25 with a 7.3% revenue decline but kicked off FY26 with record quarterly revenues and improved profitability, signaling a strategic turnaround.