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It's been a good week for Adrad Holdings Limited ( ASX:AHL ) shareholders, because the company has just released its...

Insiders who bought AU$90.0k worth of Buru Energy Limited ( ASX:BRU ) stock in the last year recovered part of their...

Transurban Group recently released its full-year 2026 results, reporting A$3,895 million in sales and A$366 million in net income, alongside a A$0.213921 per security cash dividend that went ex-dividend on 29 June 2026. The company also issued fiscal 2027 distribution guidance of A$0.72 per security, giving investors clearer visibility on expected cash returns from its toll road portfolio. We’ll now examine how Transurban’s stronger full-year profit and 2027 distribution guidance may...

Stockland walked into this result priced like a problem child, with the stock around A$4.55 and trading on a modest P/E despite a long running thesis of undervaluation. The headline today is simple. Funds From Operations, the key cash earnings metric for real estate investment trusts, landed at A$892m at the top end of guidance, while gearing sat at 22.7% and net tangible assets reached A$4.39 per security. The share price reaction now has to catch up with a year that management openly called...

Southern Cross Electrical Engineering walked into this result with the stock up roughly 17% over three months and trading at A$4.48 at Tuesday’s close. That is a price that already reflects higher expectations, with the P/S ratio above both peers and the wider Australian construction sector. The headline from the full year numbers is simple. Underlying profit surged, with underlying net profit after tax at A$39.4m and margins improving, yet statutory profit shrank to A$7.1m after a A$46.1m...

Insiders who bought AU$322.0k worth of Freehill Mining Limited's ( ASX:FHS ) stock at an average buy price of AU$0.0038...

HealthCo Healthcare and Wellness REIT came into this result priced for worry, trading at A$0.72 and drifting over the past month even as the long thesis has leaned on hospital-like resilience and infrastructure style income. The headline from these FY26 numbers is not revenue or earnings per share. It is cash flow and distributions. Funds from operations, the key measure for real estate investment trusts, was reported at A$0.04 per unit, while underlying look through funds from operations...

Sims Limited has reported its full-year 2026 results, with sales rising to A$8,031.9 million and net income improving to A$245.3 million from a loss a year earlier, alongside a shift from losses to earnings per share and the declaration of a fully franked A$0.20 final dividend. The sharp turnaround in profitability, supported by strong North American performance, higher underlying EBIT and record non-ferrous prices, highlights how Sims’ recent investments and mix of metals exposure are...

US 10 year Treasury yields recently moved to multi month highs as investors react to persistent inflation concerns and heavy government borrowing. When the risk free rate feels less predictable, dependable dividend income can look more attractive for part of a portfolio. This article looks at three stocks from the Dividend Fortresses screener that combine yields above 5% with a focus on stability and resilient cash generation. The three stocks highlighted below are a starting sample from the...

BlueScope Steel earnings jump puts North America in focus BlueScope Steel (ASX:BSL) is in the spotlight after reporting full year 2026 earnings, with net income of A$802 million and sales of A$16.7b, alongside management emphasis on North American demand. See our latest analysis for BlueScope Steel. BlueScope Steel's A$32.15 share price has had a choppy few weeks, with the share price return down 6.9% over 7 days but still up 33.2% year to date and supported by a 45.2% total shareholder...

Aurizon Holdings (ASX:AZJ) drew fresh attention on 17 August 2026 after reporting full year results that showed higher sales, revenue and net income compared with the prior year period. See our latest analysis for Aurizon Holdings. Despite the stronger full year figures, Aurizon Holdings has seen its share price retreat recently, with a 7 day share price return of 13.19% down and a 30 day share price return of 15.02% down, while the 1 year total shareholder return of 17.19% points to momentum...

Carlton Investments closed at A$35.85 on Wednesday with the stock already reflecting a solid run over the past month and quarter. The market is paying up for a steady compounder. The fresh earnings confirm that story with trailing twelve month earnings growth of 6.1% and a very high reported net profit margin of 93.3%. That level of profitability jumps off the page for a listed investment company and puts the focus on what investors are really paying for. The key question now is whether a P/E...

In August 2026, DroneShield announced the launch of RfRecon, a portable radio frequency intelligence solution aimed at enhancing field-deployable RF surveillance capabilities. This product broadens DroneShield’s RF intelligence toolkit, potentially deepening its relevance for security and defense customers seeking compact, rapidly deployable systems. We’ll now assess how the new RfRecon portable RF intelligence system may influence DroneShield’s broader investment narrative and growth...

SHAPE Australia stock was treading water coming into the result, with only a small move over the past week and a mixed 12 month share price path. The headline today is that the earnings story looks far stronger than the recent share price mood suggests. Full year revenue reached about A$1.20b and net profit after tax came in at A$31.7m, with earnings per share at A$0.38 on a trailing 12 month view. The real hook for investors is margin. Management focused on higher margin work and operating...

As the Australian market opens slightly lower following declines in US indices and rising oil prices, investors are keenly observing how these global dynamics might influence local stocks. In this environment, identifying undervalued stocks such as Cogstate on the ASX can offer potential opportunities for investors seeking to capitalize on discrepancies between a company's market price and its intrinsic value.

The Australian market is poised for a cautious start today, influenced by recent declines in US markets and rising oil prices due to geopolitical tensions. In such a fluctuating landscape, investors often seek opportunities beyond the well-trodden paths of blue-chip stocks. Penny stocks, though considered a somewhat outdated term, continue to attract attention for their potential growth at lower price points. These smaller or newer companies can offer significant value when they possess...

REA Group (ASX:REA) has drawn fresh investor attention after detailing plans for its September Hackdays event, where ten customer agencies will co-build data and AI driven real estate solutions with the company’s technical teams. See our latest analysis for REA Group. Set against this Hackdays announcement, REA Group’s share price has gained 11.0% over the past month and 13.0% over the past quarter, while the 1 year total shareholder return has declined 30.4%. Recent momentum therefore...

Healius walked into these results trading at A$0.42 with flat performance over the past week and modest gains over the past three months. The stock carries a reputation as a deep value healthcare play. Today’s headline is not about a revenue story. It is about a large hit to equity value and rising leverage. The company booked a sizeable goodwill impairment of A$332m and shifted from net cash of A$57.2m to net debt of A$32.8m. That combination sharpened the focus on the balance sheet and on...

US 10 year Treasury yields are sitting near multi month highs as investors reassess inflation risks and government borrowing needs. Higher long term rates can pressure broad equity valuations but also push more capital toward companies that aim to cut costs and improve productivity. AI healthcare stocks fit that story. This article walks through three Transformative AI Healthcare Stocks from our screener to help you spot potential long term winners. The stocks covered in the list below are...

With bond yields swinging on inflation fears and heavy government debt issuance, investors face a harder time relying on broad markets alone for growth. That puts more focus on individual companies where insiders already have significant skin in the game and where analysts and management see room to expand. This article highlights three fast growing stocks with high insider ownership from our screener that fit that profile. The stocks covered below are just a sample from this theme. The full...

Wagners Holding closed at A$4.20 on Wednesday, only slightly lower over the past week, which suggests investors are still weighing what a much stronger year really means for the stock. The headline is simple. Earnings growth has been powerful, net profit margin has lifted to 8% and the stock trades on a P/E of 20.7x that is well below its listed peers yet above the broader Global Basic Materials average. For anyone thinking beyond today’s price flicker, that mix of higher profitability and a...

Hansen Technologies closed at A$3.35 today after a rough run that left the stock down about 31% over three months. The earnings print itself told a calmer story. Revenue for FY26 sat near A$390.0m while underlying EBITDA reached about A$120.0m with a margin near 31%. That combination lifted net profit margins to 12.2%. The market is trading the stock as if the past weakness is the whole picture. The headline from these numbers is a software business squeezing more profit from largely flat top...

Service Stream stock closed at A$2.61 after the market had a full day to digest yesterday’s FY26 result. The share price has already climbed 4.4% over the past week and 13.9% over three months, yet the real story sits in the earnings quality behind that move. The headline this time is margin and profit strength. Earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation reached A$163.4m with a 6.6% margin and adjusted net profit after tax came in at A$81.1m. That is what now frames the long...

In August 2026, Charter Hall Retail REIT reported full-year 2026 results showing A$174.6 million in sales and A$389.4 million in net income, and issued 2027 guidance for earnings of at least A$0.273 per unit and distributions of at least A$0.264 per unit, each implying minimum 3.5% growth on 2026. The combination of higher profit and earnings per unit despite lower sales, alongside firm distribution guidance, highlights management’s confidence in the REIT’s income resilience and cost...