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AGL Energy tightens its FY26 earnings outlook, buoyed by strong operational performance and strategic investments in batteries and gas peaking assets amid rising electricity demand driven by data centres and electrification.

Meridian Energy's January 2026 report reveals robust hydro and wind generation fueled by above-average water and snow storage, alongside rising retail sales, despite wholesale electricity prices plummeting to historic lows.

Meridian Energy’s January 2026 report reveals robust hydro and wind generation amid record rainfall and soaring electricity demand, despite wholesale prices plunging to historic lows.

Meridian Energy's December 2025 report reveals robust hydro storage and inflows driving higher generation and retail sales, while wholesale prices remain subdued. Customer connections have surged nearly 20% year-on-year, positioning the company strongly for 2026.

Contact Energy's November 2025 report reveals increased electricity and gas sales alongside higher generation costs, while significant renewable projects advance on schedule.

Metcash Limited reported steady FY26 half-year results with modest revenue growth, strong cash flow, and resilience amid tobacco sales decline. The company’s digital B2B marketplace 'Sorted' is rapidly expanding, underpinning future growth prospects.

Metcash Limited reported a marginal rise in sales revenue to $8.48 billion for 1H26, with underlying EBITDA up 2% driven by Food pillar growth, while EBIT declined 2.4% amid challenges in Liquor and Hardware segments. The Board declared an interim fully franked dividend of 8.5 cents per share.

Meridian Energy's October 2025 report reveals exceptional hydro storage levels and a notable rise in electricity demand and retail sales, signaling robust operational performance amid shifting market dynamics.

Inghams Group reports stable volumes and improved wholesale pricing in early FY26 but faces higher operational costs impacting first-half earnings. A leadership restructure aims to cut costs and boost accountability as the company reaffirms its full-year EBITDA guidance.

TasFoods reports a 13.2% revenue decline in Q3 2025 driven by oversupply and discounting in the Tasmanian poultry market, while advancing a $2 million sale of Pyengana Dairy and reducing debt through property sales.

TasFoods reports a $3.6 million net loss for H1 2025, impacted by oversupply and discounted poultry prices, while advancing key initiatives including pet treats expansion and planned divestments.

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.