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Orthocell has recorded the first commercial sales of its Remplir nerve repair product in Thailand, opening a new market estimated at US$84 million. The launch gives the company another distributor-led growth channel, although near-term sales are expected to remain modest.

International Equities Corporation Ltd (ASX:IEQ) posted a modest profit for the June 2026 quarter, reversing prior losses amid a challenging economic backdrop that forced the company to exit its hotel and tourism activities.

Orthocell has secured a strategic foothold in Thailand's $84 million nerve repair sector by appointing MediTime as exclusive Remplir distributor, leveraging established clinical networks to accelerate market penetration.

Experience Co Limited reported a 5% increase in sales revenue to $67.2 million for 1H26, with underlying EBITDA steady at $10.5 million despite operational challenges. The company is streamlining its portfolio by selling Wild Bush Luxury and focusing on scalable adventure experiences.

Merino & Co. Limited has unveiled a robust growth plan at its 2025 AGM, highlighting strengthened finances, operational expansion, and a clear focus on sustainability and premium brand positioning in the global apparel market.

Novatti Group has achieved positive operating cashflow and EBITDA for the September quarter, driven by strategic revenue reforms and new commercial contracts with major clients.

Coast Entertainment’s Dreamworld development application has been called-in by the Queensland Minister, while the company reports robust FY26 trading growth and nears completion of its new King Claw ride.

Air New Zealand has revised its first half 2026 financial outlook to a pre-tax loss between NZD 30 million and 55 million, citing weaker revenue growth and rising costs. The airline is pushing cost-saving measures while highlighting uncertainties ahead.

Experience Co Limited reports a robust FY25 with revenue growth and a significant jump in earnings, driven by a tourism rebound in Australia and New Zealand.

Experience Co Limited reported a 6% increase in revenue to $134.3 million for FY25, alongside a 34% rise in underlying EBITDA to $19.3 million, marking its best financial performance since FY19. The company declared a fully franked dividend and initiated a 10% on-market share buy-back.

Kelsian Group reported a strong FY25 with revenue up 9.5% and EBITDA growth of 7.4%, underpinned by contract renewals and operational excellence. The company also advanced key strategic initiatives including a Tourism Portfolio sale and UK expansion.

Tourism Holdings Limited reported a statutory net loss in FY25 amid challenging market conditions but remains confident in a strategic turnaround targeting over $100 million in annualised NPAT within four years.