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Regular readers will know that we love our dividends at Simply Wall St, which is why it's exciting to see JB Hi-Fi...

Some Sunrise Energy Metals Limited ( ASX:SRL ) shareholders may be a little concerned to see that the MD, CEO...

Investors in MaxiPARTS Limited ( ASX:MXI ) had a good week, as its shares rose 6.4% to close at AU$1.75 following the...

It looks like Deterra Royalties Limited ( ASX:DRR ) is about to go ex-dividend in the next day or so. The ex-dividend...

It's been a pretty great week for Lycopodium Limited ( ASX:LYL ) shareholders, with its shares surging 18% to AU$22.31...

A week ago, PWR Holdings Limited ( ASX:PWH ) came out with a strong set of yearly numbers that could potentially lead...

It's been a sad week for Megaport Limited ( ASX:MP1 ), who've watched their investment drop 14% to AU$18.38 in the week...

The market walked into MGX Resources’ full year numbers with the stock at A$0.365 and a gentle rise over the past month, pricing in a clean transition story rather than fireworks. The headline instead was a sharp accounting reality check. MGX reported revenue of A$204m but finished the year with a net loss after tax of A$30.2m driven by A$58.9m of impairments on Koolan Island. Investors now need to decide whether today’s price reflects that loss or the A$412.1m cash and investments that still...

Mirvac Group has reported its full-year results for the period ended June 30, 2026, with sales of A$2,626 million, revenue of A$3,075 million, and net income of A$677 million, all higher than the previous year. A particularly striking feature of the result is that basic and diluted earnings per share from continuing operations rose to A$0.172, up from A$0.017 a year earlier, pointing to a very large improvement in profitability. With this sharp uplift in earnings per share now on the table,...

Accent Group shares closed at A$0.725 on Friday after the market digested a set of results that mixed an underlying profit story with a headline loss. The stock has climbed over the past week and quarter, yet the fresh numbers forced investors to weigh that bounce against a year that finished in the red. The real story is not the one year loss of A$13.8m after a goodwill impairment. It is the A$105.3m in underlying earnings before interest and tax and the gap between the A$0.73 share price...

Servcorp’s stock has drifted in recent weeks, yet the latest earnings landed with a very different message. The headline is margin power. Net profit margin sits at 17.9%, compared with 15.2% a year earlier, and trailing twelve month earnings from continuing operations are A$65.6m on revenue of about A$367m. For a flexible office and serviced workspace operator, that kind of profitability is the story investors will care about most. The share price came into this result after modest short term...

Regular readers will know that we love our dividends at Simply Wall St, which is why it's exciting to see Bega Cheese...

Potential Sims Limited ( ASX:SGM ) shareholders may wish to note that the Independent Non-Executive Director, Grant...

Investors who take an interest in Ballymore Resources Limited ( ASX:BMR ) should definitely note that the Non-Executive...

Investors are often guided by the idea of discovering 'the next big thing', even if that means buying 'story stocks...

Global bond market volatility has pushed government yields in the US, Canada and Euro Area to elevated levels, which makes dependable cash generation even more valuable to investors seeking stability. When markets focus on income and resilience, stocks that produce strong cash flows yet trade below fair value can attract renewed attention. This article highlights 3 stocks from the Undervalued Stocks Based On Cash Flows screener that fit that theme. The 3 stocks below are a sample of what this...

WAM Strategic Value holders watched the stock close at A$1.16 on 21 August, with recent returns modestly positive, then had to weigh that price against a fresh set of full year numbers. The headline is not the revenue line. It is the profitability profile. The fund is still running very high net margins around 60%, yet the latest period shows a slight squeeze compared with last year and a one year earnings growth rate that trails the five year pace. So the short term price looks steady while...

LGI walked into this result priced for perfection, trading on a P/E of 28.7x and sitting at A$2.43 after a flat month and a sharp 90 day slide. The stock has been treated as a high growth clean energy story. The headline from FY26 is simple. Profit is strong on paper, with net income of A$5.689m in the second half and a 20.1% margin over the past year, but the quality of those earnings and the pressure from a stretched valuation now sit front and centre. Is LGI fairly priced as a high growth...

Peter Warren Automotive Holdings went into this result with the stock under steady pressure. The share price closed at A$0.87 on 21 August, with declines over 7 days, 30 days and 90 days setting a gloomy tone before the numbers even hit the screen. The earnings story that followed was all about margin strain. Full year revenue was about A$2.5b but profits compressed, with underlying profit before tax dropping and net profit margin for the year sitting at 0.3%. The market is now weighing that...

The market left Cash Converters International parked at A$0.315 into the FY 2026 result, barely moved over the past week, while expectations for fast earnings growth and a fully priced P/E near 11x quietly built in the background. The headline from these numbers is margin pressure. Full year revenue landed at A$419.9m, yet trailing net profit margin sits at 4.7% and the dividend yield of 6.35% is not well covered by earnings. For a consumer finance stock built on thin spreads, that squeeze is...

Rural Funds Group slipped 4.1% over the past week to close at A$2.09, even as its latest result put a very different spotlight on the story. The headline is not the share price. It is that adjusted funds from operations, the key cash earnings gauge for real estate investment trusts, landed at A$45.4 million with distributions essentially fully paid out at A$0.1173 per unit. In the short term, that looks like a flat year and the market has treated it that way. The main question is whether...

Coast Entertainment Holdings came into this result with the stock drifting, down over the past week and month, yet still ahead over 3 months at A$0.515. The headline this time is not the share price. It is that FY26 has turned the group into a cleaner, cash backed operator with group EBITDA excluding specific items of A$13.8m and operating cash flow of A$19.7m. For a theme park stock long treated as a land story and long duration redevelopment play, the real surprise is a debt free balance...

AMA Group stock closed at A$0.46 on 21 August, down modestly over the past week even after a headline result that flipped the panel beater from loss to profit. The company delivered A$1.039b in revenue and A$7.7m in net profit after tax for FY26, plus its first fully franked dividend since 2019. The market has so far treated AMA like just another short term trade. The real story sits in a profitable turnaround, an 8.6% lift in normalized EBITDA and fresh guidance that extends the repair story...

Latitude Group Holdings walked into this result with a quietly improving share price and closed at A$0.93 after the market digested the numbers. That move came against an earnings print that put profitability in sharp focus. Net income from continuing operations over the last twelve months reached A$109.1 million and the trailing P/E multiple sat at 8.9x, well below both the broader Australian market and consumer finance peers. The real headline for you is margin quality. Reported net profit...