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Ramelius Resources has converted its Spartan acquisition into early production at Dalgaranga, a 79% lift in Ore Reserves and a pathway to more than 600,000 ounces a year by FY30. The trade-off is a much larger execution program, with Mt Magnet expansion and Rebecca-Roe development still ahead.

Bounty Oil & Gas reported a larger FY2026 loss and weaker production, while reshaping its portfolio around Queensland oil development and a proposed deepwater Liberia entry. The strategy is backed by fresh equity, but depends on further funding, regulatory progress and a production sharing contract that has not yet been finalised.

Aeris Resources finished FY26 with $178.5 million in net profit, $290.2 million of EBITDA and no material debt, while Tritton’s copper reserves expanded sharply. The challenge now shifts from rebuilding the balance sheet to converting a larger resource base into sustained production.

Mesoblast has reported a sharp first-quarter commercial improvement, with Ryoncil revenue rising 44% and net operating cash spend falling 85% year on year. The company ended September with US$99 million in cash, although the figures remain preliminary.

St Barbara reported a $489.7 million FY26 statutory profit, but almost all of it came from the deconsolidation of New Simberi Gold rather than recurring operations. The annual report also confirms a debt-free balance sheet, a 5-cent fully franked dividend and a portfolio moving from transaction-making to project delivery.

Resimac Group delivered a stronger FY26, with normalised NPAT up 26% to $49.9 million and total assets under management reaching a record $16.5 billion. The result supports higher ordinary dividends, but the lender is still managing asset finance run-off, ASIC hardship proceedings and longer-term funding risks.

Maggie Beer Holdings will retain Hampers and Gifts Australia after deciding third-party proposals failed to reflect the business's value. The decision shifts the focus from a potential sale to a turnaround strategy for a business that generated $41.4 million in FY26 sales but only a 2.5% EBITDA margin.

Australian Vintage has returned to positive operating cash flow, but its FY26 statutory loss widened sharply after a $27 million inventory write-down and deferred tax charge. The wine group is betting that Poco Vino growth, further restructuring and lower stock levels can convert the cash improvement into debt reduction in FY27.

WIN Metals is positioning Radio as a potential near-term gold operation, but its A$1.99 million cash balance remains far below the estimated A$19 million funding requirement. Deloitte has highlighted a material uncertainty over the company’s ability to continue as a going concern.

Talius Group returned to positive operating cash flow in the September quarter as revenue, subscriptions and annualised recurring revenue all increased. The next test is converting newly contracted work into active deployments, recurring revenue and cash receipts.

Charter Hall Long WALE REIT has maintained its FY27 operating earnings and distribution guidance at 25.5 cents per security after delivering 2% FY26 growth. A cheaper, longer-dated debt platform and a $6.1 billion portfolio give the REIT more financial flexibility, although the outlook still depends on execution and property valuations.

Orezone Gold delivered record consolidated production of 59,674 ounces in the third quarter, with both Bomboré and Casa Berardi positioned for stronger output in the final quarter. The company has reiterated its 2026 production guidance despite a seven-day wildfire-related suspension at Casa Berardi.