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Kogan.com Ltd (ASX:KGN) has returned to profitability after a challenging period, with its FY26 results highlighting record gross sales, improving margins and renewed dividend payments. The online retailer continues to focus on operational efficiency and sustainable growth.
Cettire Limited (ASX:CTT) remains under investor focus as the online luxury retailer approaches its FY26 results announcement. The company has been navigating changing consumerDemandconditions, cross-border trade challenges and efforts to expand its market presence.
As SkinKandy's first results since its May 2026 IPO, the beat across revenue, profit and store growth appears to be building investor confidence in the company's rollout strategy, with trading momentum continuing into the early weeks of FY27 supporting today's share price gain.
Today's move comes against a backdrop of weaker headline numbers, suggesting investors may be focused on cost discipline and non-financial gains rather than the bottom line:
SkyCity Entertainment Group (ASX:SKC), the trans-Tasman casino and hospitality operator, reported a challenging FY26 result as the company continued working through regulatory impacts, changing customer behaviour and balance-sheet pressures.
TasFoods (ASX:TFL) remains suspended fromQuotationon the Australian Securities Exchange as at 24 August 2026 following the company’s entry into voluntary administration earlier in the year.
Coles Group Limited (ASX: COL) remained under market attention on 24 August 2026, with the company’s shares trading at AUD 22.64, down 0.79% or AUD 0.18 on the day. The movement came as investors continued to assess the outlook for major Australian retailers amid …
Qantas Airways is Australia's flagship carrier and one of the world's oldest continuously operating airlines, running a multi-brand portfolio that spans full-service international and domestic operations under the QantasBrandalongside the low-cost Jetstar Group, which operates across Australia, New Zealand, Asia and Japan. The group's …
Transport remains the largest growth engine, helped by the first full-year contribution from SRT Logistics and expansion into Tasmania and Southwest Western Australia. The company also grew its use of High Productivity Vehicles, now accounting for over 13% of road kilometres travelled.
The market appears to be looking past this year's thin profit and focusing on the underlying growth drivers: 13 new stores opened (taking the network to 20), a new National Distribution Centre now live in Broadmeadows, a fresh ERP system, and AI tools rolled …
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