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SportsHero Limited reported a dramatic surge in revenue to AU$1.05 million for FY26, driven by new telco partnerships and the HeroPlay gaming platform launch, while losses increased 29% as the company ramped up marketing and development costs.

The Calmer Co. International Limited posted a record $8.1 million revenue for FY26, driven by retail and wholesale growth, yet recorded a $3.8 million net loss amid ongoing funding challenges and strategic investments.

Pengana Global Private Credit Trust (ASX: PCX) reported a solid FY26 with an 8.8% cash distribution yield and stable credit quality despite fair value pressures from widening credit spreads.

Eneco Refresh Limited has posted a 6.8% increase in revenue to $17.73 million for FY2026, alongside a remarkable 2072% jump in comprehensive profit after tax to $446,000, driven by operational improvements and resilience amid market volatility.

Maggie Beer Holdings reported a 60.8% reduction in net loss for FY26 to $9.5 million despite flat sales, driven by margin gains and cost cuts. The company appointed Chris Illman as Managing Director to lead its recovery and growth strategy.

Cadence Opportunities Fund (ASX: CDO) is offering eligible shareholders a chance to buy up to $30,000 of shares at a 3.5% discount to market price, following a 30.3% portfolio gain for FY26 and a 41% total shareholder return.

Nimy Resources reports metallurgical tests achieving 84% gallium and up to 95% rare earth extraction at its Mons Project Block 3, underpinning proprietary processing technology and feeding into a scoping study.

AMCIL posted a $6.9 million profit for FY2026 while its portfolio returned negative 10%, underperforming the ASX 200. The company cut dividends to 4.0 cents fully franked, reshuffled holdings, and welcomed Alison Gibson as new CEO.

Carnaby Resources secures ASX waiver to cancel 5.52 million unlisted options for $835,000 cash without shareholder approval, clearing a key hurdle in Evolution Mining's takeover scheme.

ClearVue Technologies saw a 35% revenue decline to $161,000 and a $11 million net loss in FY2026, driven by a major operational overhaul and significant product certification efforts. Despite the financial setback, the company expanded into new markets and secured key commercial projects.

Peak Processing Limited’s FY26 results reveal a doubling loss from continuing operations to $10 million amid a $4.35 million impairment, offset partially by a $2.5 million profit from discontinued operations. The company completed an operational reset and posted its first positive EBITDA quarter in June 2026.

Streamplay Studio Limited surged past $13 million in revenue for FY26, driven by a full year of Noodlecake Studios' contribution, while trimming its net loss by 15%.

Clever Culture Systems expanded its pharmaceutical customer base to eight in FY26, placing 11 APAS Independence instruments and completing its product offering with a contact plate module. Despite a $2.24 million net loss, the company expects meaningful sales growth in FY27 backed by a robust pipeline and disciplined financial management.

WT Financial Group (ASX: WTL) posted six consecutive years of growth in FY2026, with net revenue rising 15.6% to $33.1 million and EBITDA up 19.5% to $8.2 million, underpinned by its adviser network expansion and capital partnerships.

Cobre Limited’s Chilean subsidiary has increased its ownership in the Sierra Atacama Copper Project to 62.86%, positioning the company for expanded copper output amid rising global demand.

Xref Limited’s FY26 results show a 76% jump in underlying EBITDA to A$4.7 million, underpinned by strong adoption of its new platform. The company also refinanced its debt with Commonwealth Bank, easing near-term repayments and boosting liquidity.

Salter Brothers Emerging Companies Limited (ASX:SB2) swung to a $7.9 million loss for FY26, driven by a $10.5 million investment write-down, while maintaining dividend payments and extending its share buy-back program.

Hawk Resources has cleared a major regulatory hurdle with the WA Minister for Aboriginal Affairs approving a Mining Entry Permit for its Olympus scandium project, paving the way for exploration activities to begin by September 2026, pending final government consents.

High-Tech Metals has lifted its Mt Fisher gold resource by nearly half, adding a significant underground component beneath the historical pit. This expansion sets the stage for further drilling and development.

4DS Memory Limited is set to acquire Australian Edge-AI software firm Jenesys, raising $5 million to integrate its autonomous systems capabilities with 4DS’s PCMO ReRAM technology, targeting computing-in-memory and neuromorphic markets.

Alterity Therapeutics has arranged an underwriting deal for up to 8.4 million ATHO options, potentially raising A$4.2 million to A$7.96 million ahead of their expiry. The funds aim to support the upcoming Phase 3 trial for ATH434 in Multiple System Atrophy and bolster working capital.

The Star Entertainment Group narrowed its net loss to $307 million in FY26, boosted by refinancing, operational improvements, and a joint venture exit, while navigating ongoing regulatory scrutiny and remediation efforts.

Diablo Resources has delivered exceptional first-pass rock sampling results at its Horn Silver Project in Utah, revealing a district-scale polymetallic system rich in silver, gold, copper, lead, and zinc. These findings reinforce historical structural models and set the stage for imminent drilling campaigns.

Metal Bank is fast-tracking production at its Livingstone Gold Project in WA, prioritising the Homestead and Winja deposits with drilling set to start in September 2026. This strategic pivot aims to leverage larger resources at Livingstone over earlier plans at Whiteheads.