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Webjet Group announces the resignation of CEO Katrina Barry, who led the company through a major demerger and strategic overhaul. The company reaffirms its FY26 EBITDA guidance despite ongoing leadership changes.

FlexiRoam has broadened its partnership with a top-10 global airline to include critical aircraft connectivity and secured a two-year deal with Malaysian payment innovator Paydibs, underscoring its growing enterprise footprint.

Nex Metals Explorations is progressing metallurgical testing at its Kookynie Tailings Project and broadening collaboration with WTAC, while navigating geopolitical challenges delaying its Egyptian exploration efforts.

Stakk Limited defies the tech sector slowdown by securing nine new institutional clients in February, adding $1.67 million in annualised recurring revenue and reinforcing its AI-driven platform’s market traction.

The ACCC has advanced its Phase 2 review of Ampol’s proposed acquisition of EG Australia, identifying fewer sites of competition concern but maintaining scrutiny over key metropolitan markets.

FlexiRoam Limited has reported a remarkable turnaround with a net profit of AUD 1.42 million for the half-year ended 31 December 2025, driven by a shift to high-margin recurring revenue and cost discipline. The launch of its AI-powered eSIM agent and key partnerships underpin this transformation.

Anteris Technologies Global Corp. posted a $94.2 million loss for 2025 amid a 29% revenue decline, while progressing its pivotal DurAVR THV clinical trial and securing $320 million in early 2026 financings.

Hydrix Limited reported a 14% revenue decline and a sharp increase in net loss for H1 2026, raising concerns about its financial stability despite securing a major contract.

Virgin Australia has reported robust first-half FY26 results, with underlying EBIT up 11.7% driven by strong leisure travel and transformation gains, despite inflationary pressures.

Qantas Airways delivered a solid half-year performance with a 5.1% rise in underlying profit before tax to $1.456 billion, underpinned by strong travel demand and fleet renewal. The Group announced a fully franked interim dividend of $300 million and a $150 million on-market share buy-back.

Corporate Travel Management reports a resilient first half of FY26 with strong client retention and progress on UK remediation, targeting audited FY25 results and ASX reinstatement by mid-2026.

Air New Zealand reported a $40 million net loss for the first half of FY2026, citing global engine maintenance delays and escalating aviation costs. The airline is undertaking a strategic review to restore profitability and prepare for fleet expansion.