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Omni Bridgeway reported a strong start to FY26 with A$136.6 million in cash investment proceeds and a robust pipeline of nearly A$318 million in potential new commitments. The company also settled a long-standing legal liability and is progressing well with fund capital raising.

Elixinol Wellness reported steady Q3 revenue with a notable 300bps gross margin improvement, driven by e-commerce and core brands, while executing cost reduction initiatives supported by a $2.5 million capital raise.

ASF Group Limited reported a solid cash position of $2.44 million as of September 2025, driven by strategic investment moves and technology development, while extending its share buyback program.

DXN Limited reports a sharp revenue decline in Q1 FY26 due to client-driven project deferrals but highlights a robust $11.9 million backlog and the imminent launch of its first Data Centre as a Service site.

Novatti Group has achieved positive operating cashflow and EBITDA for the September quarter, driven by strategic revenue reforms and new commercial contracts with major clients.

SRJ Technologies has landed a US$269,000 contract to supply its BoltEx flange integrity solution to a leading FPSO operator offshore Guyana, marking a strategic foothold in a key offshore energy market.

BSA Limited’s Q1 FY2026 results reveal a sharp revenue drop following the expiration of its key nbn contract, alongside a major workforce reduction and strategic pivot.

Antilles Gold advances its Cuban mining ambitions with a binding EPC contract signed and construction slated to begin early next year at the Nueva Sabana copper-gold project.

Top End Energy Limited reported a $3.8 million equity raise in its Q3 2025 cash flow report, ending the quarter with $2.55 million in cash despite ongoing exploration expenditures.

Mach7 Technologies reports a pivotal first quarter for FY26, marked by the initial go-live of a major U.S. Veterans Health Administration contract, leadership changes, and a strategic business reset.

TPG Telecom is set to return approximately $3 billion to shareholders through a capital reduction and special dividend, pending a final tax ruling from the Australian Taxation Office.

Jupiter Mines reported a 5% increase in manganese production for Q1 FY2026, yet sales volumes and EBITDA declined, reflecting a complex market environment. Despite these shifts, the company maintains a strong cash position and steady manganese prices.