Asian stocks rose on Thursday after Nvidia’s strong sales forecast buoyed confidence in the AI rally. South Korea’s Kospi led regional gains, jumping 2.22%, while the MSCI Asia Pacific index added 0.6%. Japan’s Nikkei 225 rose 0.41% and the Topix gained 0.32%. U.S. equity futures also advanced, with Nasdaq 100 futures up 1.2% and S&P 500 futures higher by 0.6%.

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.

Salesforce raised its fiscal 2027 full-year revenue forecast to $46.1 billion-$46.4 billion, up from its previous outlook. The company also said it is expanding its partnership with AI company Anthropic. CEO Marc Benioff said annual recurring revenue from its AI and data products is about to cross $4 billion. Shares rose 14% in extended trading.

Industry peer SIS has steadily increased its open-market holding in Updater Services to 8.19%. The move comes even as UDS saw FY26 margin compression, with Q3 dipping to 2.7% and net profit falling year on year. UDS has nonetheless generated strong operating and free cash flow, and posted a three-year profit CAGR of 35.3%. The accumulation has drawn attention because a competitor may be signaling it sees signs of a bottoming in profitability.

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.

HP Inc. reported fiscal third-quarter net profit of $661 million, or 71 cents per share. Adjusted earnings were 83 cents per share, topping the 75 cents per share analysts surveyed by Zacks Investment Research had expected. Revenue came in at $15.68 billion, also above the $14.85 billion forecast. HP projected fourth-quarter earnings per share of 69 cents to 79 cents and lifted its full-year EPS outlook to $3.19 to $3.29.

Ooma reported fiscal second-quarter net income of $3 million, or 10 cents per share. Adjusted earnings were 35 cents per share, on revenue of $83.2 million. For the quarter ending in October, the company forecast per-share earnings of 34 cents to 35 cents and revenue of $83.7 million to $84.5 million. Ooma raised its full-year outlook to $1.35 to $1.38 per share and $332 million to $333.5 million in revenue.

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.