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ReadCloud Limited’s 1H26 results reveal robust growth in school-focused businesses, with cash receipts up 22% and operating cash flow rising 10%, positioning the company to outperform its FY26 earnings guidance.

Galan Lithium has finished commissioning at its Hombre Muerto West project in Argentina, processing its first lithium chloride and aiming for product sales in the second half of 2026. The company is also preparing to expand production capacity by 30% in early 2027.

VRX Silica has kicked off a $6.23 million renounceable entitlement offer, underwritten to $2 million, to fund key development activities at its Arrowsmith North silica sand project including a strategic property purchase and engineering works.

Imugene has dosed the first patient in a new cohort combining its azer-cel CAR T therapy with BTK inhibitors, targeting patients with B-cell malignancies who failed prior BTKi treatment. This move broadens the trial’s scope and tackles a significant unmet need in blood cancer therapy.

Beonic Ltd (ASX:BEO) has initiated a $3 million pro-rata renounceable entitlement offer at $0.08 per share, partially underwritten by Alpine Capital, to shore up working capital and repay shareholder loans. The offer carries potential dilution of 35.7% for non-participating shareholders and may increase the Thorney Group's voting power significantly.

Select Harvests delivered a 33% rise in underlying NPAT despite a wet harvest and higher costs, announcing a fully franked interim dividend and a 10% on-market share buy-back.

Sunshine Metals has secured $7.7 million through an oversubscribed Share Purchase Plan, exceeding its $3 million target, to fund the Mt Moss processing facility acquisition and Liontown mine start-up.

Qoria Limited is moving towards a transformative merger with US-based Aura Consolidated Group, Inc., combining complementary digital safety platforms and targeting growth through a $100 million capital raise and ASX listing.

Dicker Data has outperformed its FY25 guidance, delivering a 14.9% jump in gross revenue to $3.876 billion, fuelled by AI deals and infrastructure refreshes. The company’s FY26 outlook anticipates continued momentum in AI and data centre projects despite pricing pressures.

Metro Performance Glass has significantly improved its financial footing in FY26, cutting net debt by more than half and boosting EBITDA before significant items to $18.2 million despite subdued markets in New Zealand and Australia.

Australian Vintage Limited has locked in a $128 million refinancing deal extending to 2029 and reported a significant cash flow turnaround in FY26, driven by innovation and strategic acquisitions.

Harvest Technology Group secures a A$6.5 million two-tranche placement to fund its defence strategy, expand Nodestream, and strengthen its balance sheet ahead of key growth initiatives.