| Bubs Australia Limited (BUB) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Consumer Staple |
$81 |
FY26 Appendix 4E and Preliminary Annual Report
|
27 Aug 2026 8:06AM |
$0.093 |
$0.091 |
fallen by
2.15%
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BUB - Price-sensitive ASX Announcement
Full Release
Key Points
- FY26 revenue increased 9% to $111.9 million.
- Bubs reported a statutory loss after tax of $4.6 million for FY26 compared with a profit in FY25.
- Underlying EBITDA rose 338% to $5.3 million after excluding one-off items.
- The USA was the strongest market, with revenue up 24% to $65.8 million.
- China revenue was flat at $21.4 million as consumer demand growth was offset by lower sell-in and regulatory delays.
- Australia revenue fell 7% to $18.3 million due to weaker brand visibility, supply disruption and competition.
- Rest of World revenue declined 25% to $6.4 million because of regulatory reset changes affecting product availability.
- Gross margin declined to 39.8% from 47.8% due to higher logistics, airfreight, regulatory and tariff costs.
- Operating expenses increased to $48.8 million, though operating expenses as a percentage of revenue improved to 44%.
- Net cash used in operating activities was $15.1 million in FY26.
- Cash and cash equivalents were $9.4 million at 30 June 2026, with $10.0 million of committed undrawn bank facilities.
- The NAB facility limit was increased to $20.0 million and extended to 31 August 2027, with $10.0 million drawn at year end.
- No dividends were declared or paid for FY26.
- The report highlights a material uncertainty on going concern linked to permanent U.S. FDA approval and future funding arrangements.
- KPMG issued an unmodified audit opinion and identified inventory valuation as a key audit matter.
- The report was dated and signed on 27 August 2026.
IMPORTANT NOTE: This information is autogenerated and has not been reviewed for accuracy or completeness. You should
refer to the full announcement here for further information.
| Generation Development Group Limited (GDG) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Financials |
$1,239 |
Dividend/Distribution - GDG
|
27 Aug 2026 8:06AM |
$3.840 |
$3.070 |
fallen by
20.05%
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| Jumbo Interactive Limited (JIN) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Consumer Discretionary |
$369 |
FY26 Results - Media Release
|
27 Aug 2026 8:06AM |
$7.720 |
$5.860 |
fallen by
24.09%
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JIN - Price-sensitive ASX Announcement
Full Release
Key Points
- Jumbo announced FY26 results for the year ended 30 June 2026 and delivered record underlying EBITDA of $85.2 million, up 25% on FY25.
- The company accelerated international diversification through the October 2025 acquisitions of Dream Car Giveaways in the UK and Dream Giveaway in the US.
- Dream Giveaways contributed $21.8 million in underlying EBITDA, with Dream US performing significantly ahead of expectations and Dream UK slightly below expectations due to transition investment, market testing and seasonality.
- Group TTV increased 13.0% to $1,125.8 million and revenue rose 33.2% to $193.6 million.
- Underlying NPAT increased 3.7% to $41.4 million, underlying NPATA rose 19.5% to $50.6 million and underlying EPSA increased 18.6% to 80.2 cps.
- Australia faced a softer jackpot environment in FY26, with 23 large Powerball and Oz Lotto jackpots of at least $30 million compared with 31 in FY25 and no jackpots of $100 million or more.
- Lottery Retailing TTV fell 8.2% and revenue declined 4.2%, although revenue margin improved to 24.7% due to favourable product mix.
- The SaaS segment remained strong, with TTV up 15.1%, or 18.6% excluding Lotterywest, and revenue excluding Lotterywest up 20.1%.
- Australia underlying EBITDA was $55.0 million, down 10.1%, with a 47.7% margin that remained within Jumbo’s 46% to 50% guidance range.
- Managed Services underlying EBITDA rose 18.1% to $8.4 million, supported by better than expected performance in Canada and cost discipline in the UK.
- The Board declared a final fully franked dividend of 15.0 cents per share, taking the full-year fully franked dividend to 27.0 cents per share.
- The dividend payout ratio was 49.5%, within the revised target range of 30% to 50% of statutory Group NPAT, with record date 4 September 2026 and payment date 17 September 2026.
- Jumbo said its on-market share buyback program would continue on a disciplined and opportunistic basis.
- Jumbo and Brightstar were unable to reach agreement on commercial terms for the proposed Player Account Management component of the Lotterywest subcontractor arrangement.
- The company said the Brightstar PAM outcome would have an immaterial impact on future Group EBITDA, while negotiations on the digital component remain ongoing.
- Jumbo’s existing SaaS agreement for the Oz.Lotterywest digital channel remains unchanged.
- FY27 guidance comprises an Australia underlying EBITDA margin of 46% to 50% and international underlying EBITDA of $36 million to $40 million.
IMPORTANT NOTE: This information is autogenerated and has not been reviewed for accuracy or completeness. You should
refer to the full announcement here for further information.
| Jumbo Interactive Limited (JIN) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Consumer Discretionary |
$369 |
2026 Annual Report
|
27 Aug 2026 8:06AM |
$7.720 |
$5.860 |
fallen by
24.09%
|
|
| Jumbo Interactive Limited (JIN) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Consumer Discretionary |
$369 |
Dividend/Distribution - JIN
|
27 Aug 2026 8:06AM |
$7.720 |
$5.860 |
fallen by
24.09%
|
|
| Jumbo Interactive Limited (JIN) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Consumer Discretionary |
$369 |
Appendix 4E
|
27 Aug 2026 8:05AM |
$7.720 |
$5.860 |
fallen by
24.09%
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JIN - Price-sensitive ASX Announcement
Full Release
Key Points
- Appendix 4E preliminary financial year report for the year ended 30 June 2026.
- Revenue from ordinary activities increased 33.2% to $193.568 million.
- EBITDA increased 11.4% to $76.542 million.
- EBIT decreased 0.3% to $55.360 million.
- Profit after tax attributable to members decreased 13.9% to $34.574 million.
- Total comprehensive income decreased 39.2% to $28.158 million.
- Profit after tax before amortisation of acquired intangible assets increased 2.7% to $43.701 million.
- Net tangible assets per share fell to negative 147.77 cents from 84.13 cents.
- The decline in NTA was mainly due to the acquisitions of Dream Giveaways UK and Dream Giveaways US, which were largely intangible.
- Pro forma NTA excluding the acquisitions was 112.98 cents per share.
- Dream Giveaways UK was acquired on 14 October 2025 and contributed $5.522 million profit after tax.
- Dream Giveaways US was acquired on 30 October 2025 and contributed $2.195 million profit after tax.
- Dream Giveaways US underlying FY26 operational profit after tax was $5.031 million excluding a non-cash fair value adjustment.
- There were no changes in control over entities since 30 June 2025.
- A final fully franked dividend of 15.0 cents per share was declared on 27 August 2026.
- Total fully franked ordinary dividends for FY2026 were 27.0 cents per share.
- Dividend record date was 4 September 2026 and payment date was 17 September 2026.
- The company had no dividend reinvestment plan.
- Associates and joint venture entities were not material with carrying values of nil.
- The financial statements were audited and an unqualified opinion was issued.
IMPORTANT NOTE: This information is autogenerated and has not been reviewed for accuracy or completeness. You should
refer to the full announcement here for further information.
| Tinybeans Group Ltd (TNY) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Communication Services |
$9 |
Appendix 4E and Annual Report
|
27 Aug 2026 8:05AM |
$0.075 |
$0.048 |
fallen by
36%
|
|
TNY - Price-sensitive ASX Announcement
Full Release
Key Points
- Appendix 4E covers Tinybeans Group Ltd for the year ended 30 June 2026.
- Revenue from ordinary activities increased 34.7% to US$6,492,264.
- Loss from ordinary activities after tax attributable to owners fell 95.7% to US$97,706.
- No dividends were paid or proposed for FY26.
- Net tangible assets per ordinary security moved to negative 0.42 US cents from positive 0.42 US cents.
- Tinybeans completed the acquisition of Qeepsake on 13 November 2025 and accounted for it as a business combination under AASB 3.
- The Qeepsake acquisition was funded in part by an A$1.7 million entitlement offer and added subscribers plus an e-commerce revenue stream.
- Subscription revenue increased 45% to US$4.82 million.
- E-commerce revenue rose strongly to US$767,402, while advertising revenue fell 32% to US$857,839.
- Adjusted EBITDA was positive at US$426,949, aided by a US$591,564 R&D tax incentive refund.
- The group reported its first full year of positive operating cash flow and ended the year with US$1.64 million cash and no debt.
- Paid subscribers reached about 93.3K by June 2026, including 49.6K Tinybeans and 43.7K Qeepsake subscribers.
- The business remains focused on growing paid subscriptions and e-commerce while maintaining profitable advertising revenue where possible.
- The audited financial statements note a material uncertainty related to going concern despite directors preparing the accounts on a going concern basis.
- William Buck issued an unmodified audit opinion and separately highlighted the going concern uncertainty.
- Tinybeans shares are listed on the ASX under ticker TNY.
IMPORTANT NOTE: This information is autogenerated and has not been reviewed for accuracy or completeness. You should
refer to the full announcement here for further information.
| Rokeby Resources Limited (RKB) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Materials |
$7 |
Maiden Mineral Resource Estimate Confirmed-Cassilis Tailings
|
27 Aug 2026 8:05AM |
$0.003 |
$0.003 |
fallen by
16.67%
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RKB - Price-sensitive ASX Announcement
Full Release
Key Points
- Maiden JORC 2012 compliant Inferred Mineral Resource Estimate defined at the Powers Gully tailings deposit in Cassilis.
- Resource estimate for Powers Gully is 66,565 tonnes at 5.29 g/t Au for 11,337 ounces of gold.
- Powers Gully forms part of Rokeby’s broader Omeo Gold Project in north-east Victoria.
- The estimate used an in-situ density of 1.5 t/m3 and a nearest neighbour block model.
- The resource was based on 35 historical C-series auger holes with 87 one-metre composites assayed for gold and arsenic.
- PW-series auger drilling was completed as validation and is intended to be incorporated in the next model update.
- Mining One found the C-series and PW-series datasets are consistent when spatial context is considered.
- Rokeby plans more auger drilling at Powers Gully on a minimum 20m by 20m spacing to support a resource upgrade to Indicated.
- The company also plans indicated resource work on the Wardens Mine, Yellow Girl and Maude tailings deposits.
- Recent metallurgical test work on a Powers Gully sample reportedly achieved 98% gold recovery using cyanide leaching with caustic soda pre-treatment.
- Planned metallurgical work will assess recoveries at different grind sizes and help define an optimal processing flowsheet.
- Rokeby expects the tailings work program to support an investment decision within two months on a pilot plant to initially process tailings.
- The tailings and mullock program is intended to create an early-stage production pathway for Omeo.
- The Victorian State Government has shown support for rehabilitating old remnant tailings deposits to reduce environmental impacts in waterways.
- The resource is classified as Inferred due to limited drilling density, high variability and preliminary geological interpretation.
IMPORTANT NOTE: This information is autogenerated and has not been reviewed for accuracy or completeness. You should
refer to the full announcement here for further information.
| ReadyTech Holdings Limited (RDY) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Information Technology |
$154 |
Appendix 4E and 2026 Annual Report
|
27 Aug 2026 8:04AM |
$1.580 |
$1.250 |
fallen by
20.89%
|
|
RDY - Price-sensitive ASX Announcement
Full Release
Key Points
- Appendix 4E and Annual Report cover the year ended 30 June 2026.
- Revenue from ordinary activities increased 2.6% to $125.018 million.
- Loss after tax attributable to owners improved to $4.885 million from $16.141 million in FY2025.
- No dividends were paid, recommended or declared.
- Net tangible assets per ordinary security were negative 45.13 cents.
- Subscription revenue was $103.8 million and represented 83% of total revenue.
- Flagship products grew strongly, but mature product churn and delayed enterprise subscription starts weighed on performance.
- Education & Work Pathways revenue was $43.1 million.
- Workforce Solutions revenue grew 10.4% to $38.1 million.
- Government & Justice revenue was broadly stable at $43.8 million, with lower segment margin due to debt write-offs and leadership investment.
- Adjusted EBITDA was $34.832 million and EBITDA was $28.083 million.
- Operating cash flow was $24.580 million and cash at year end was $27.469 million.
- Total assets were $255.417 million, net assets were $134.702 million and borrowings were $59.897 million.
- The company highlighted AI transformation, cost control, capital allocation and remediation of the VETtrak cyber incident as key FY2026 themes.
- Material risks identified include cyber security, system disruption, client retention, talent, software obsolescence and regulatory change.
- Mandatory climate-related disclosure under AASB S2 is expected to apply to the group from the year ending 30 June 2028.
- The financial statements were audited by Deloitte and received an unmodified opinion.
- The announcement and report were authorised and signed by Chair Tony Faure on 27 August 2026 in Sydney.
IMPORTANT NOTE: This information is autogenerated and has not been reviewed for accuracy or completeness. You should
refer to the full announcement here for further information.
| Celsius Resources Limited (CLA) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Materials |
$15 |
Corporate Update
|
27 Aug 2026 8:03AM |
$0.005 |
$0.004 |
fallen by
11.11%
|
|
CLA - Price-sensitive ASX Announcement
Full Release
Key Points
- Celsius announced a corporate update on disputes involving Equinaire and Sodor concerning MMCI and the MCB Project.
- Equinaire issued multiple notices alleging events of default under the OLSA and sought foreclosure over MHL’s 40% interest in MMCI.
- Celsius rejects the alleged events of default and disputes Equinaire’s right to enforce or sell the MMCI interest.
- The RTC Makati initially granted a Temporary Order of Protection preventing foreclosure, supported by a PHP10 million bond from MHL.
- The RTC Makati later allowed the TOP to be lifted if Equinaire posted a PHP201 million counterbond, which Equinaire subsequently did.
- Equinaire then moved to resume foreclosure and scheduled a public auction of MHL’s 40% MMCI stake for 8 September 2026.
- Auction terms included an as-is where-is sale, no joint or consortium bidders, a minimum bid of US$5 million, and Equinaire’s right to match the highest third-party bid.
- MHL has a pending petition in the RTC Makati seeking to stop foreclosure until arbitration is concluded.
- Under 17 March 2023 agreements, Sodor was to acquire 60% of MMCI for PHP300 million and PMR was to subscribe for shares in PDEP as part of a ~US$43 million project funding arrangement.
- The payment deadline for Sodor and PMR was extended to 16 February 2026, after which Celsius issued a notice requiring relinquishment of the MMCI shares.
- Sodor later attempted to pay PHP300 million and filed a consignation application in the RTC Bataan seeking an order for MHL to accept payment for the 60% MMCI interest.
- The RTC Bataan refused to refer the consignation matter to arbitration, though it said arbitration could continue on the parties’ contractual claims and remedies.
- MHL has filed a motion for reconsideration in the RTC Bataan and intends to appeal further if unsuccessful.
IMPORTANT NOTE: This information is autogenerated and has not been reviewed for accuracy or completeness. You should
refer to the full announcement here for further information.
| Aurelia Metals Limited (AMI) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Materials |
$645 |
FY26 Financial Results Presentation
|
27 Aug 2026 8:03AM |
$0.415 |
$0.375 |
fallen by
9.64%
|
|
AMI - Price-sensitive ASX Announcement
Full Release
Key Points
- FY26 revenue increased 40% to $480.2 million.
- Statutory EBITDA rose 55% to $189.2 million and statutory NPAT increased 69% to $82.7 million.
- Earnings per share increased 69% to 4.88 cents.
- Cobar Region operating cash flow was $140.5 million.
- Cash at 30 June 2026 was $143.9 million and total liquidity was $183.9 million.
- AMI secured a new $150 million debt facility including a $40 million revolving credit facility.
- The company invested $62.8 million in growth projects and exploration during FY26.
- A fully franked dividend of 1 cent per share was declared, with an estimated total distribution of $17.2 million.
- FY26 production was 50.4koz gold, 2.5kt copper, 28.3kt zinc and 17.8kt lead.
- FY27 ore processing is guided to 1.05–1.15Mt, up from 806kt in FY26.
- FY27 production guidance is 50–60koz gold, 2.5–3.5kt copper, 26–34kt zinc and 17–25kt lead.
- FY27 group operating costs excluding Dargues are guided to $340–375 million and sustaining capital to $65–75 million.
- Great Cobar and Peak Plant Expansion projects were reported to be on schedule.
- Indicative FY27 operating cash flow before growth capital was presented at $120 million to $215 million based on spot prices as at 26 August 2026.
- Group mineral resources increased to 30.6Mt and group ore reserves increased to 8.2Mt at 30 June 2026.
IMPORTANT NOTE: This information is autogenerated and has not been reviewed for accuracy or completeness. You should
refer to the full announcement here for further information.
| Aurelia Metals Limited (AMI) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Materials |
$645 |
FY26 Financial Results, Dividend and FY27 Guidance
|
27 Aug 2026 8:02AM |
$0.415 |
$0.375 |
fallen by
9.64%
|
|
AMI - Price-sensitive ASX Announcement
Full Release
Key Points
- FY26 revenue increased 40% to $480.2 million.
- Statutory EBITDA increased 55% to $189.2 million and net profit after tax increased 69% to $82.7 million.
- Operating cash flow rose 10% to $142.8 million.
- A fully franked final dividend of 1.0 cent per share was declared, with record date 17 September 2026 and payment date 8 October 2026.
- Cash on hand at 30 June 2026 was $143.9 million and the company had no drawn debt after refinancing.
- FY26 gold production was 50.4koz, exceeding revised guidance.
- FY26 production also included 2.5kt copper, 28.3kt zinc and 17.8kt lead.
- Peak Plant Expansion progressed with Tailings Thickener commissioned and Tertiary Ball Mill on track for Q1 FY27, lifting capacity toward 1.1–1.2Mtpa.
- Great Cobar remained on track for first production in FY28.
- FY27 guidance is 50–60koz gold, 2.5–3.5kt copper, 26–34kt zinc and 17–25kt lead.
- FY27 group operating costs are guided to $340–375 million.
- FY27 sustaining capital is guided to $65–75 million, growth capital to $50–70 million, and exploration to $14–18 million.
IMPORTANT NOTE: This information is autogenerated and has not been reviewed for accuracy or completeness. You should
refer to the full announcement here for further information.
| Aurelia Metals Limited (AMI) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Materials |
$645 |
2026 MROR and Production Target Statement
|
27 Aug 2026 8:01AM |
$0.415 |
$0.375 |
fallen by
9.64%
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|
AMI - Price-sensitive ASX Announcement
Full Release
Key Points
- Announcement released on 27 August 2026 for Aurelia Metals Limited (ASX: AMI).
- Estimates are reported as at 30 June 2026 under JORC Code 2012.
- Group Mineral Resources increased after depletion to 30.6Mt from 29.0Mt in 2025.
- Group Ore Reserves increased 49% after depletion to 8.2Mt from 5.5Mt in 2025.
- Peak underground Mineral Resources increased after depletion to 21.4Mt.
- Peak includes 19.6Mt of copper resources grading 1.8% Cu and 0.8g/t Au.
- Peak underground Ore Reserves increased 22% after depletion to about 4.1Mt.
- Peak underground Production Target increased 25% after depletion to about 6.4Mt.
- Peak drilling success at Kairos, Peak North and Chesney lower levels contributed to reserve growth.
- Great Cobar provides further expansion potential once underground drill platforms are established.
- Federation Mineral Resource was refined into a higher-grade but lower-tonnage orebody.
- Federation Mineral Resource totals 3.2Mt grading 9.3% Zn, 5.4% Pb, 0.3% Cu, 1.0g/t Au and 7g/t Ag.
- Federation has a much higher proportion of Measured Resource at 16% versus 2% in 2025.
- Federation Ore Reserve totals 1.8Mt.
- Federation Production Target decreased 20% to 2.8Mt but average NSR increased.
- New Occidental Tailings has a Mineral Resource of 2.6Mt at 0.65g/t Au.
- New Occidental Tailings has an Ore Reserve of 2.3Mt at 0.64g/t Au.
- New Occidental Tailings adds a maiden Production Target of 2.6Mt.
- New Occidental Tailings retreatment is planned to commence in FY28.
- A feasibility study for New Occidental Tailings is in progress through H1 FY27.
- Group underground Production Target increased to 9.2Mt from 8.6Mt in 2025.
- Group tailings stockpile Production Target of 2.6Mt was introduced for the first time.
- Total group Production Target is 11.8Mt including underground and tailings targets.
- Ore Reserves represent about 70% of the group Production Target tonnage.
- Inferred Mineral Resources represent about 19% of the group Production Target tonnage.
- Peak remains the company’s copper-gold cornerstone asset in the Cobar Basin.
- Federation provides a high-grade ore source and operational flexibility.
- Mining One completed an independent external audit and identified no fatal flaws.
IMPORTANT NOTE: This information is autogenerated and has not been reviewed for accuracy or completeness. You should
refer to the full announcement here for further information.
| Tivan Limited (TVN) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Materials |
$340 |
Tivan commences drone surveys in Timor-Leste
|
27 Aug 2026 8:01AM |
$0.230 |
$0.145 |
fallen by
36.96%
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TVN - Price-sensitive ASX Announcement
Full Release
Key Points
- Tivan commenced a large-scale UAV drone magnetic survey across the Turiscai and Baucau Projects in Timor-Leste.
- The survey covers about 57km2 and approximately 1,367 to 1,511 line-kilometres of priority target areas.
- The program will collect high-resolution magnetic, LiDAR and photogrammetric data to improve geological and structural interpretation.
- Tivan is targeting copper-gold mineralisation including porphyry and volcanogenic massive sulphide styles.
- Southern Geoscience Consultants confirmed existing 2017-2018 regional airborne magnetic data was useful at regional scale but insufficient for prospect-scale targeting.
- At Turiscai, previous rock chip sampling returned up to 23.1% Cu and 7.19g/t Au, and stream sediment sampling returned up to 434ppm Cu and 0.801ppm Au.
- At Baucau, Tivan reported rock chip assays up to 0.76% Cu and 9.3g/t Au, while historic Beacon Minerals results reached 4.18% Cu, 37.8g/t Au and 1.12% Co.
- The Vemasse Prospect at Baucau has been prioritised due to coincident magnetic anomalism and encouraging field mapping results.
- The survey is being conducted by PT Geologi Eksplorasi Indonesia with Intrepid Geophysics, with local support from TimorRai Exploration Service.
- Tivan plans to use the processed results for follow-up reconnaissance, 3D modelling and prioritisation of drill targets, with maiden drilling targeted for later in 2026.
IMPORTANT NOTE: This information is autogenerated and has not been reviewed for accuracy or completeness. You should
refer to the full announcement here for further information.
| Bank of Queensland Limited (BOQ) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Financials |
$4,671 |
Update - Notification of buy-back - BOQ
|
27 Aug 2026 8:01AM |
$6.390 |
$7.080 |
risen by
10.80%
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| Newmont Corporation (NEM) CDI 1:1 FOREIGN EXEMPT NYSE |
Materials |
$162,271 |
Form 4 as filed - Gregory Boyce
|
27 Aug 2026 8:00AM |
$185.750 |
$155.030 |
fallen by
16.54%
|
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| CAR Group Limited (CAR) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Communication Services |
$9,492 |
Notification of cessation of securities - CAR
|
27 Aug 2026 8:00AM |
$29.260 |
$25.020 |
fallen by
14.49%
|
|
| Ama Group Limited (AMA) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Industrials |
$240 |
Update - Notification of buy-back - AMA
|
27 Aug 2026 8:00AM |
$0.480 |
$0.500 |
risen by
4.17%
|
|
| Capral Limited (CAA) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Materials |
$187 |
Update - Notification of buy-back - CAA
|
27 Aug 2026 8:00AM |
$11.700 |
$11.890 |
risen by
1.62%
|
|
| Naos Emerging Opportunities Company Limited (NCC) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Financials |
$31 |
Change of Director's Interest Notice - S Evans
|
27 Aug 2026 8:00AM |
$0.465 |
$0.425 |
fallen by
8.60%
|
|
| Block, Inc. (XYZ) CDI 1:1 FOREIGN EXEMPT NYSE |
Financials |
$4,332 |
Notice of Proposed Sale of Securities
|
27 Aug 2026 8:00AM |
$114.190 |
$111.890 |
fallen by
2.01%
|
|
| Webjet Group Limited (WJL) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Consumer Discretionary |
$104 |
Update - Notification of buy-back - WJL
|
27 Aug 2026 8:00AM |
$0.395 |
$0.265 |
fallen by
32.91%
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| Brambles Limited (BXB) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Industrials |
$28,750 |
Update - Notification of buy-back - BXB
|
27 Aug 2026 8:00AM |
$19.600 |
$21.650 |
risen by
10.46%
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| Control Bionics Limited (CBL) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Health Care |
$30 |
Medicare Billing Code Secured for NextLevel Speech Devices
|
27 Aug 2026 7:59AM |
$0.061 |
$0.056 |
fallen by
8.20%
|
|
CBL - Price-sensitive ASX Announcement
Full Release
Key Points
- Control Bionics Inc. received PDAC coding verification for two UnoTouch Omni speech generating device models.
- The devices were assigned HCPCS code E2510, the highest allowable Medicare speech generating device base code.
- The 2026 Medicare DMEPOS fee schedule provides a national allowable of up to US$9,645.69 per new device under E2510.
- Coding verification removes the final barrier to US reimbursement and allows billing through all four DME MACs.
- US sales are now able to commence, with first revenue targeted for September 2026.
- The UnoTouch Omni range is commercialised under Control Bionics’ exclusive licence agreement with NextLevel Assistive Technology announced on 26 February 2026.
- Control Bionics will sell the devices wholesale through established US distribution partners rather than direct to consumers.
- The fee schedule allowable is paid to accredited durable medical equipment suppliers, not directly to Control Bionics.
- Under the NextLevel licence, Control Bionics receives a fixed per-device contribution margin while NextLevel funds tooling and manufacturing.
- The company has a non-binding letter of intent with a US launch customer for up to 1,000 devices in the first 12 months and has received a US$100,000 advance payment.
- Control Bionics estimates the annual US speech generating device market at about 55,000 to 65,000 units, with tablet-based devices accounting for 60 to 70 percent of new prescriptions.
- Management said the focus is now on supporting the launch customer’s rollout plans and expanding access for Americans who cannot speak.
IMPORTANT NOTE: This information is autogenerated and has not been reviewed for accuracy or completeness. You should
refer to the full announcement here for further information.
| Cygnus Metals Limited (CY5) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Materials |
$203 |
CAML H1 Filings
|
27 Aug 2026 7:59AM |
$0.155 |
$0.160 |
risen by
3.23%
|
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