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Light & Wonder develops gaming content and technology through three operating segments. Gaming supplies machines, systems and content to casinos and licensed venues. SciPlay publishes social casino and casual mobile games, while iGaming distributes content and platform services to regulated online operators.
Wesfarmers (ASX:WES) closed FY2026 with growth across most of its major businesses, supported by resilient retail performance and improved earnings from several divisions.
A trading halt is a procedural pause rather than an indication of a specific outcome. Cycliq Group (ASX:CYQ) requested a trading halt on 11 September 2026, with trading suspended pending an announcement or the expiry of the halt.
The Lottery Corporation (ASX:TLC) remains Australia’s largest lottery operator, managing major lottery brands and Keno operations across multiple Australian markets.
A results presentation is rarely the last word on a retailer's financial year. The annual report, including the chair's and chief executive's letters, provides further detail on governance, remuneration and strategy while framing discussions ahead of the annual general meeting.
The company’s portfolio includes businesses such as Dow Jones, HarperCollins and an interest in REA Group, providing exposure across traditional publishing, digital platforms and information services.
The company generates most of itsRevenuefrom international markets and continues to focus on expandingRecurring Revenuestreams, strengthening market positions and investing in new gaming technologies.
Qantas reported Underlying Profit Before Tax of $2.06 billion for FY26, down $330 million on FY25, while Statutory Profit After Tax fell $316 million to $1.29 billion. The Group said the Middle East conflict had a netEarningsimpact of $420 million, despite a $610 million …
FDC reported FY26 revenue of $1.69 billion, up 13% on FY25 and moderately above its pro forma prospectus forecast, in the company's first year as a listed entity. Statutory NPAT was a loss of $58.2 million, reflecting one-off listing costs including legacy ESS share-based …
Australian Vintage reported FY26 statutoryRevenueof $258 million, up $1 million on the prior year, with second-half revenue growth of 2% offsetting a first-half decline of 1.7%. The company recorded a statutory NPAT loss of $64 million, $58 million lower than the prior year, reflecting …
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