Key Highlights

  • Kalina Power reported FY26 net profit of AUD 15.80mn.
  • Revenue included AUD 19.60mn from the sale of megawatt allocation.
  • Net cash from Operating Activities was AUD 13.05mn in FY26.
  • KPO shares rose 8.70% to AUD 0.025 at the time of writing on 1 September 2026.

Kalina Power (ASX: KPO) shares rose 8.70% to AUD 0.025 at the time of writing on 1 September 2026. The company’s FY26 financial results provide a striking change in its reported numbers, with a move to net profit and positive operating cash flow. The figures also reveal how income from the sale of megawatt allocation shaped the year.

Stock Price Snapshot

Kalina Power (ASX: KPO) was trading at AUD 0.025, up 8.70%, at the time of writing on 1 September 2026. Turnover stood at AUD 78,325, Market Capitalisation was AUD 73.33mn, and the stock’s one-year performance was 100.00%.

FY26 Profit Turns Positive

Kalina Power reported net profit of AUD 15.80mn for the year ended 30 June 2026, compared with a net loss of AUD 4.70mn in the prior year. The turnaround is the headline financial change in the company’s latest preliminary final report.

Megawatt Allocation Drove Revenue

Revenue was materially influenced by income from the sale of megawatt allocation, which contributed AUD 19.60mn. The figure explains an important part of the year’s reported Earnings and needs to be considered alongside the company’s project and regulatory activities.

Operating Cash Flow Also Changed Direction

Kalina reported net cash from operating activities of AUD 13.05mn for FY26, compared with an operating cash outflow in the prior year. Total Assets increased to AUD 14.96mn at 30 June 2026 from AUD 1.69mn a year earlier.

The Next Results Need Context

The FY26 numbers establish a new financial baseline for Kalina Power. The next reporting period will show how much of the earnings and cash-flow improvement is recurring and how the company’s KALiNAS projects develop alongside the financial results.