NEXTDC reported FY26 net revenue of $405 million, up 16%, and underlying EBITDA of $248.8 million, up 15%, both above the top end of its guidance. Statutory NPAT swung to a profit of $82.1 million from a $60.5 million loss. Contracted utilisation surged 202% to 740.1MW. Capital expenditure hit a record $3,397 million, $397 million above the top end of guidance, driven by land acquisitions and accelerated construction to meet customer delivery dates.

Australia’s Mineral Resources reported FY26 earnings with revenue up 44% year on year and underlying EBITDA up 183%. Underlying NPAT surged 831% and reported NPAT rose 236%. The update lifted the stock by about 5% to A$69.94, after touching A$70.48 intraday.

DUG Technology reported FY26 revenue up 38% to US$86.4 million and net profit after tax of US$2.6 million, reversing a US$7.0 million loss in FY25. Software and HPCaaS revenue rose to US$22.6 million, accounting for 26% of total revenue. Net cash from operating activities increased 273% year on year to US$20.9 million.

Aurelia Metals reported FY26 net profit after tax up 69% year on year to $82.7 million, as revenue rose 40% to $480.2 million and EBITDA increased 55% to $189.2 million, lifting its EBITDA margin to 39.4%. Operating cash flow grew 10% to $142.8 million, while the company ended the year with no drawn debt and a cash balance of $143.9 million. Group gold output reached 50.4 thousand ounces, exceeding revised guidance, and the board declared a fully franked final dividend of 1.0 cent per share.

Magellan Financial Group reported FY26 pro forma group revenue of $778 million and net profit after tax of $146 million, while MFG’s net profit after tax fell 47% to $88 million. The group declared a fully franked final dividend of 25.5 cents per share. Total assets under management declined 7% year on year to $36.7 billion, driven mainly by ongoing outflows from heritage Global Equities funds. The company said it intends to rename itself Barrenjoey Group Limited, subject to shareholder approval.

ASX Limited has released details of its FY26 final dividend of 104.7 cents per share, payable on 21 September 2026. The company said 31.06% of shareholders elected to participate in the dividend reinvestment plan, representing $63.56 million of the $204.6 million total dividend. New DRP shares will be issued at a 2.5% discount to the nine-day average market price. Barrenjoey Markets Pty Limited will underwrite 18.94% of the dividend, lifting overall DRP coverage to 50%.

Australia’s ASX 200 climbed 0.56% to 9,215, a two-week high that puts it less than 1% below the record 9,296. BHP touched an intraday record high, while Woolworths surged 5.59% after posting FY26 results. Rio Tinto also advanced as copper prices stayed near record levels. Overnight gains across the three major U.S. stock indexes offered a positive lead.

Domino’s Pizza Enterprises (ASX:DMP) reported FY26 revenue of A$2.046 billion, down 11.2% year on year, and a statutory net loss of A$134.2 million. The company said the loss was driven mainly by non-cash impairments tied to its France and Taiwan operations. Underlying net profit rose 4.0% to A$121.6 million, while underlying EBITDA fell 6.1% to A$325.4 million. It declared a final dividend of 32.5 Australian cents per share, with the full-year dividend down 25.3%.

Australian property developer Peet Ltd reported FY26 results, with net operating profit up 77% year-on-year to $103.4 million and operating earnings per share also up 77% to 22.1 cents. Total FY26 fully franked dividends rose 68% to 13.0 cents per share. Revenue increased 3% to $450.2 million and EBITDA climbed 54% to $162.8 million, lifting the margin to 36%. The company said the performance was supported by strong project sales in Western Australia and Queensland and a robust development pipeline.