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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.

Helloworld Travel Limited has completed its acquisition of the remaining 50% stake in Mobile Travel Holdings, fully owning the mobile travel agency and significantly boosting its transaction volume.

Ark Mines has secured Environmental Authority approval for its Sandy Mitchell Rare Earths project in Queensland, marking a crucial step towards obtaining its Mining Licence. The company has also completed a major drilling program, setting the stage for an upcoming Pre-Feasibility Study.

Kelsian Group has postponed the start of its new Kangaroo Island ferry service to June 2026, citing vessel delivery delays and aiming to avoid peak season disruptions. The new ferries will significantly increase capacity and offer fare discounts to residents during the transition.

Savannah Goldfields has secured crucial environmental approvals to restart gold production at its Georgetown Gold Project, with mining at Big Reef set to begin in October 2025. The company also received approval for a tailings storage facility expansion to support future processing.

Memphasys has upgraded its contract with ITL to A$390,000 and expanded its territory to include Turkey, marking its first contracted revenues in the EU ahead of expected CE Mark approval.

The Mongolian government has officially endorsed a key highway project under a public-private partnership, aligning with Aspire Mining’s infrastructure plans and significantly de-risking its Ovoot Coking Coal development.

Coast Entertainment Holdings faces a potential regulatory intervention as Queensland's Deputy Premier signals intent to take over assessment of its Dreamworld land development application, citing state economic and environmental interests.

TasFoods narrowed its half-year loss by 29% despite a 21% drop in sales amid persistent poultry oversupply and discounted pricing. Strategic asset sales and cost-cutting efforts aim to stabilize the business in a challenging market.

Aumake Limited reported a strong 54% jump in revenue to nearly $40 million for FY25, while cutting its net loss by 45%. The company’s strategic pivot to higher-margin products and key distribution deals set the stage for an ambitious FY26.

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 solid FY25 financial performance with revenue rising 6% to $134.3 million and underlying EBITDA jumping 34%, driven by strong recovery in skydiving and adventure segments. The company declared a fully franked dividend and outlined an optimistic FY26 outlook focused on growth and efficiency.