ASX Limited reported full-year 2026 results showing revenue rising to A$1,262.1 million from A$1,117.0 million, while net income eased to A$484.9 million from A$502.6 million and basic earnings per share from continuing operations slipped to A$2.493 from A$2.591.
Despite record volumes and revenue growth across all four business segments, higher expenses tied to the ASIC inquiry, a A$150 million capital charge and a credit rating downgrade weighed on overall profitability.
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Origin Energy Limited has released its full-year results for the 12 months to June 30, 2026, reporting sales of A$15,569 million, net income of A$1.57 billion and basic earnings per share from continuing operations of A$0.915.
While revenue eased compared with the prior year, higher statutory profit, improved Energy Markets EBITDA and reduced customer servicing costs point to meaningful operational gains across Origin’s core and emerging businesses.
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As August 2026 unfolds, the Asian markets are navigating a landscape marked by resilient business activity and geopolitical developments that have bolstered investor sentiment. With key indices like the S&P MidCap 400 and Russell 2000 showing robust gains, small-cap stocks in Asia are drawing attention, particularly those with insider buying—a potential indicator of confidence in their undervalued status amidst current market dynamics.
As the Australian market anticipates a soft opening with S&P/ASX 200 futures down, global economic factors such as the recent US inflation data and oil supply challenges continue to shape investor sentiment. In this climate, dividend stocks can offer a measure of stability and income potential, making them an attractive option for investors seeking consistent returns amidst fluctuating market conditions.
The Australian market is experiencing a cautious start, with the S&P/ASX 200 futures indicating a slight dip, reflecting broader global economic concerns and fluctuating commodity prices. Amidst these conditions, growth companies with high insider ownership on the ASX are attracting attention for their potential resilience and alignment of interests between management and shareholders.
The Australian share market is experiencing a cautious start, with S&P/ASX 200 futures indicating a slight downturn. Despite this, the broader economic landscape presents intriguing opportunities for investors willing to explore less conventional avenues. Penny stocks, often associated with smaller or emerging companies, remain an area of interest due to their potential for growth at accessible price points. With strong financial health and solid fundamentals, these stocks can offer promising...
Computershare’s share price has risen strongly over the past five years, yet the current A$40.76 level still sits below an intrinsic value estimate from a Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) model that points to the stock trading at a sizeable discount, while earnings-based multiples look closer to fair.
Computershare has returned 184.9% over the past 5 years, which means anyone looking at the stock today is weighing up whether that strong run has already captured most of the value.
The company’s...
Bravura Solutions walked into this earnings season with a reputation as a software stock on a low P/E and strong reported profit growth. The share price has backed that up, closing at A$3.52 after a powerful run over the past three months. The headline this time is margin, not hype. Cash earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation hit A$77.1m with a 27.3% margin, supported by a 39% net profit margin over the past year.
For you, the real question now is whether that richer...
EBR Systems walked into this result with a bruised share price over the past three months and a market that has been sceptical of story stocks. Yet the stock sits at just A$0.30, while the company is now posting quarterly revenue above US$2.6 million and carrying a high price to sales multiple against peers. That clash between a low absolute share price and a rich revenue multiple is the real headline today. The market is trying to decide whether fast top line growth justifies the valuation...
AGL Energy walked into this result priced like a problem stock, with a trailing P/E of 7.8x and the shares at A$8.71 despite a discounted cash flow estimate almost double that. The market has been treating the 12 month earnings outlook as the dominant story. Yet the headline from these numbers is different. Underlying net profit after tax of A$631m, supported by 97% cash conversion and a fully franked A$0.50 dividend for FY26, indicates that cash and profits are holding up better than...
The A$2.5b government backed power deal for Rio Tinto’s Tomago smelter has not just steadied one industrial giant. It has also fired up expectations for the renewable energy capacity that will be needed to supply Tomago with 100% renewables by 2033. For investors, that kind of long term demand story can be hard to ignore. This article looks at 3 stocks that appear well placed to be exposed to this news.
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The market came into this result already on the back foot with Insurance Australia Group shares down about 8% over the past week and 6% over the past month. Today the stock is trading against a set of earnings that put one issue front and centre for insurers. Margins are under pressure.
Underlying insurance profit sits at about A$1.58b on roughly A$19.2b of premiums, while the trailing net profit margin sits near 5%. The market appears to be fixated on that squeeze. The key question for...
Aura Consolidated Group stock closed at A$3.07 on Thursday after a tough month that left shares down about 39% over 30 days. That price action sits awkwardly next to an earnings print that showed revenue of US$119.94m for the half year and a smaller loss per share than a year ago.
The short term chart reflects worry about cash and liquidity. The longer term story hinges on whether Aura Consolidated Group can convert its current revenue base and forecast growth into sustainable profits before...
Suncorp Group heads into the post earnings trade with the stock at A$19.81 after a solid run over the past quarter, yet the real story sits in the income statement. Cash earnings of about A$1.04b and an underlying insurance trading ratio near the top of the 10% to 12% target band give a clearer read on the underwriting engine than the share price flicker.
For long term holders, the sharper question is whether that earnings quality and capital discipline justify paying a P/E of 20.4x. The rest...
The market had already cooled on Commonwealth Bank of Australia coming into these results, with the stock roughly flat over 30 days and slightly weaker over the past week around A$169. Yet the earnings headline tells a more confident story. Cash net profit after tax for FY26 rose 7% and the group kept its net profit margin high at 37.2%. At the same time the stock trades on a P/E of 25.9x, well above local and global banking peers. That tension between strong profitability and a premium...
SEEK walked into this result with the stock under pressure, down nearly 9.5% over the past week and flat over the past month as investors questioned how much profit the online jobs leader could really squeeze from softer hiring conditions. The headline today is that profits are the weak spot. Over the trailing 12 months SEEK reported a net loss of A$306.5m, even as net revenue and free cash flow moved higher and the company kept funding a full dividend.
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Telstra Group walked into this result with the stock under pressure, down about 10% over three months and closing today at A$4.84. The market has been treating the stock like a plodder. The earnings print told a different story with cash earnings per share up to A$0.255 and underlying earnings before interest, tax, depreciation, amortisation and leases at A$8.3b.
For a mature telecom operator that is a powerful earnings trend. The board backed it with a higher A$0.21 full year dividend and a...
Lynas Rare Earths (ASX:LYC) is back in focus after its recent share price move, with the stock closing at A$16.63. Investors are weighing this level against its longer term return profile.
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Recent trading shows some mixed momentum for Lynas Rare Earths, with the share price return up 5.92% over seven days and 2.40% over 30 days, yet down 7.35% over 90 days. Even so, the year to date share price return of 36.09% sits alongside a 1 year total...
Telstra has just reported a A$2.4b profit and kept its 21c dividend, yet the share price still slipped on outage worries and boardroom optics. That mix of solid cash flow, network strain and public scrutiny often pushes telcos to rethink how much they spend on towers, fibre and data centres. This article unpacks three stocks exposed to those capital expenditure decisions and how that news backdrop might matter for your portfolio.
The three stocks below are just a starting sample, and the full...
The Australian share market is showing signs of a soft opening, with S&P/ASX 200 futures down slightly, reflecting broader global economic trends and cautious investor sentiment. Despite this backdrop, the allure of penny stocks remains strong for investors seeking opportunities in smaller or newer companies. These stocks, though often overlooked due to their lower price points, can offer significant value and growth potential when supported by solid financials. In this article, we explore...
