Latest Quarterly Results News

James Hardie confirms key board changes and underscores its commitment to shareholder value amid strong integration progress with AZEK.

Vintage Energy reported a 24% drop in quarterly sales revenue to $0.9 million alongside a 20% production decline, while initiating a Production Uplift Program targeting its Southern Flank gas fields and maintaining steady 2P reserves at 12.5 MMboe.

Scalare Partners has bolstered its founder support ecosystem through the acquisitions of Tank Stream Labs and Planet Startup, already driving significant revenue growth and expanding its national footprint.

JB Hi-Fi reports solid Q1 FY26 sales growth, led by a remarkable 39.3% increase in New Zealand, while Australian sales maintain steady momentum. The Good Guys and e&s show modest gains as the group prepares for a critical Q2.

Change Financial Limited reported a record Q1 FY26 revenue of US$4.6 million, driven by strong growth in its Payments as a Service platform and new license sales, alongside positive operating cash flow and expanding global partnerships.

Pacific Current Group’s total funds under management slipped slightly to A$29.8 billion in Q3 2025, impacted by outflows at IMC Global but buoyed by gains at other boutiques.

Locate Technologies reports a 19% revenue increase in its Locate2u segment and progresses toward a December 2025 NZX listing, supported by new board appointments and a NZD 10 million ATM facility.

Boss Energy reports a record quarterly uranium production at its Honeymoon Project, with costs coming in below FY26 guidance and a robust cash position. The company also announces a leadership change as Matthew Dusci takes the helm as CEO.

AnteoTech Ltd reports strong quarterly progress with a key US joint development agreement, significant manufacturing scale-up, and expanded market access in South Korea, underpinning its 2025 commercialisation strategy.

Pantoro Limited reported a challenging September quarter with production setbacks but maintains a robust balance sheet and strong growth momentum across its Norseman operations.

International Equities Corporation Ltd reported a modest revenue increase for Q1 2025-26 but faced a sharper after-tax loss, pressured by weak tourism and rising costs. Despite challenges, the company maintains a strong liquidity buffer.

Corporate Travel Management reports a 6% revenue increase and a 29% rise in EBITDA for 1QFY26, maintaining operational strength amid an ongoing audit review and trading suspension.