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Fleetwood Limited is set to acquire Red Dog Village, Karratha’s largest transient worker accommodation facility, for $20 million, significantly boosting its regional scale and earnings potential.

Webjet Group has appointed Nicole Sheffield as its new Managing Director and CEO, aiming to leverage her extensive digital and commercial leadership experience to advance the company’s growth and innovation agenda.

HeraMED's Phase 1 pilot with Lee Health confirms strong patient adoption and operational efficiency for its digital maternity care platform, setting the stage for broader US rollout.

FlexiRoam has inked a non-binding MoU with a major global telecommunications player to jointly pursue enterprise and MVNO opportunities using its AI-powered eSIM platform, marking a strategic channel expansion.

The ASX has published its latest list of entities suspended from trading for over three months, detailing looming deadlines for overdue financial reports and plans to resume trading. Non-compliance risks removal from the official list.

Gratifii Limited reports FY26 cash receipts slightly exceeding forecasts, driven by early demand for its new enterprise rewards marketplace, Gratifii Connect+, and a live wholesale Travel Platform.

8common's subsidiary Expense8 has landed a significant three-year contract with the Australian Taxation Office worth $1.95 million, expanding its reach within the Commonwealth Government and enhancing recurring revenue visibility.

Alma Metals has acquired a fully equipped 16-person exploration camp at its Briggs Copper Project, enabling a second drill rig deployment and accelerating resource growth and pre-feasibility studies.

Corporate Travel Management (ASX:CTD) has pushed back its FY25 and 1HFY26 financial statements to August 2026 due to intertwined UK customer remediation, financing negotiations, and audit complexities, while signalling significant goodwill impairments across multiple regions.

Tourism Holdings Limited has received a fresh non-binding indicative offer from a credible strategic buyer at NZ$3.30 to NZ$3.40 per share, while continuing negotiations with the BGH Consortium over due diligence access.

Flight Centre Travel Group has trimmed its FY26 profit forecast due to Middle East conflict impacts on leisure travel, while launching a fresh $200 million share buy-back reflecting confidence in recovery.

Transurban has finished a major NSW motorway upgrade that promises faster commutes and better airport access, while agreeing to sell its remaining share in a Montreal toll road for CAD 280 million.