| Lovisa Holdings Limited (LOV) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Consumer Discretionary |
$2,860 |
Annual Report 2026
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23 Oct 2026 8:20AM |
$25.310 |
$25.830 |
risen by
2.05%
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| Objective Corporation Limited (OCL) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Information Technology |
$628 |
Update - Notification of buy-back - OCL
|
23 Oct 2026 8:20AM |
$6.300 |
$6.570 |
risen by
4.29%
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| Temple & Webster Group Ltd (TPW) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Consumer Discretionary |
$633 |
2026 AGM Presentation and Strategy Update
|
23 Oct 2026 8:20AM |
$4.070 |
$5.430 |
risen by
33.42%
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TPW - Price-sensitive ASX Announcement
Full Release
Key Points
- FY26 revenue was a record $665 million, up 11% on FY25.
- FY26 EBITDA was $21.9 million, up 17% on FY25, with EBITDA of $25.9 million excluding significant items and unrealised foreign exchange losses.
- Cash balance was $123 million at 30 June 2026 after a $30 million share buy-back.
- The company introduced a new Board structure effective 1 July 2026 and appointed Susie Sugden as CEO.
- Temple & Webster is focusing on the mass-mid market and reducing entry-level ranges over time.
- The strategy aims to return to sustainable double-digit revenue growth from FY28 while maintaining improved unit economics.
- The company sees a $40 billion plus addressable market across Australian furniture and homewares, home improvement and New Zealand.
- Temple & Webster is positioning itself as an AI-first home and living expert.
- Strategic priorities are Magnetic Brand, Distinctive Product, Leading Experience, Operational Rigour and Scale For The Future.
- A Brisbane full-funnel brand campaign delivered a 7% revenue lift, 11% traffic lift and 14% lift in branded search share versus control or rest-of-Australia measures.
- Exclusive product share has grown to over 50% of revenue and more than 80% of the top 500 products are now exclusive.
- Private label initiatives produced positive test results including a 5 times increase in private label penetration, 8% revenue lift and 11% year-on-year delivered margin improvement in linen.
- AI personalisation and recommendations are scaling, including a 56% increase in conversion rate on complementary product recommendations and about $1.2 million annualised delivered margin benefit from tailored delivery cost.
- Fixed costs have fallen from 12% to 10% of revenue over the last three years, supported by AI-driven efficiencies.
- Growth adjacencies generated $117 million of revenue in FY26.
- New Zealand is being used as the first test of an AI-led market entry model, with contribution margin break-even targeted in under 9 months from launch.
- The company remains debt free, has positive operating and free cash flow, and has returned over $70 million to shareholders since 2023.
- FY27 year-to-date revenue was down 8% versus the prior corresponding period, while contribution margin dollars were up 16%.
- Temple & Webster remains on track for FY27 EBITDA of $33 million to $40 million, representing growth of about 50% to 80% over FY26.
- Management expects a return to growth from late February 2027 as promotional comparisons normalise and the new strategy is rolled out.
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.
| Lovisa Holdings Limited (LOV) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Consumer Discretionary |
$2,860 |
Appendix 4G Corporate Governance Statement FY26
|
23 Oct 2026 8:19AM |
$25.310 |
$25.830 |
risen by
2.05%
|
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| Temple & Webster Group Ltd (TPW) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Consumer Discretionary |
$633 |
2026 AGM Addresses and Strategy Update
|
23 Oct 2026 8:19AM |
$4.070 |
$5.430 |
risen by
33.42%
|
|
TPW - Price-sensitive ASX Announcement
Full Release
Key Points
- Temple & Webster released the Chair and CEO addresses for its 2026 AGM on 23 October 2026.
- FY26 revenue reached a record $665 million, up 11% on the prior year.
- Temple & Webster increased market share in Australian furniture and homewares from 2.7% to 2.9% in FY26.
- FY26 EBITDA was $21.9 million and underlying EBITDA was $25.9 million, with underlying margin improving to 3.9%.
- The business generated $24 million in operating cash flow and ended FY26 with $123 million in cash.
- Temple & Webster returned $30 million to shareholders in FY26 through an on-market share buy-back.
- Leadership changes from 1 July 2026 included Susie Sugden becoming CEO and Mark moving to Executive Chair.
- Stephen Heath transitioned from Chair to Lead Independent Director, with governance charters updated to reflect the new structure.
- The company sees a roughly $40 billion addressable market across furniture, homewares and home improvement, with market share still below 3%.
- Temple & Webster aims to return to double-digit growth from FY28 with improved unit economics.
- The strategy has been refreshed to focus on the mass-to-mid market and reduce entry-level ranges over time.
- The company plans a more disciplined approach to discounting while emphasising quality, style and value.
- Strategic priorities are magnetic brand, distinctive product, leading experience, operational rigour and scale for the future.
- A Brisbane brand campaign test delivered an 11% uplift in traffic, 7% uplift in revenue versus control markets and a 14% increase in branded Google search share.
- Temple & Webster is increasing investment in mid- and top-of-funnel marketing and rolling campaigns into Sydney and Melbourne.
- Tests replacing entry-level manchester products with higher-quality private label ranges delivered an 8% uplift in revenue and 11% higher delivered margin.
- The company is rolling out more private label and exclusive products across the full catalogue.
- AI-led personalisation initiatives improved checkout margin, conversion rates and email-driven website traffic.
- Tailored shipping pricing at checkout delivered a $1.2 million annualised uplift in delivered margin with no impact on revenue or conversion.
- Temple & Webster is using AI across supply chain, merchandising, customer care, technology and marketing, including improving discoverability with LLMs.
- Fixed costs as a percentage of revenue have fallen from 12% to 10% over the last three years.
- AI-supported operational improvements contributed to a 20% year-on-year reduction in damaged-in-transit and other incidents.
- New Zealand is being used as the first test of an AI-led market model for potential broader international expansion.
- Capital management priorities remain focused on liquidity, organic growth, AI and technology investment, selective M&A and returning surplus capital to shareholders.
- Temple & Webster has returned over $70 million to shareholders through buy-backs since 2023.
- For 1 July to 19 October FY27, revenue was down 8% versus the prior corresponding period while contribution margin dollars were up 16%.
- The implied run-rate revenue trend improved to negative 4% from negative 13% at the August update.
- The company expects to return to growth from mid-February FY27 as promotional comparables normalise.
- FY27 EBITDA guidance remains $33 million to $40 million, representing approximately 50% to 80% growth on FY26.
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.
| McMillan Shakespeare Limited (MMS) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Industrials |
$1,378 |
2026 Annual General Meeting Presentation
|
23 Oct 2026 8:19AM |
$19.290 |
$19.790 |
risen by
2.59%
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| Income Asset Management Group Limited (IAM) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Financials |
$12 |
Notice of Annual General Meeting/Proxy Form
|
23 Oct 2026 8:19AM |
$0.017 |
$0.013 |
fallen by
23.53%
|
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| McMillan Shakespeare Limited (MMS) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Industrials |
$1,378 |
Chair and CEO AGM Addresses
|
23 Oct 2026 8:19AM |
$19.290 |
$19.790 |
risen by
2.59%
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|
| Block, Inc. (XYZ) CDI 1:1 FOREIGN EXEMPT NYSE |
Financials |
$4,178 |
Notice of Proposed Sale of Securities
|
23 Oct 2026 8:19AM |
$110.760 |
$111.890 |
risen by
1.02%
|
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| INOVIQ Ltd (IIQ) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Health Care |
$19 |
INOVIQ Announces Leadership Change
|
23 Oct 2026 8:19AM |
$0.130 |
$0.135 |
risen by
3.85%
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IIQ - Price-sensitive ASX Announcement
Full Release
Key Points
- INOVIQ announced a leadership change on 23 October 2026.
- CEO Dr Leearne Hinch will step down on 27 October 2026 by mutual agreement with the Board.
- Chairman Peter Gunzburg will serve as interim Executive Chair during the search for a new CEO.
- Mr Gunzburg will receive no additional remuneration for the interim role.
- The Board credited Dr Hinch with a decade of significant contribution to INOVIQ’s development.
- Under Dr Hinch’s leadership, INOVIQ evolved into a company with two market products, two later-stage development products and one early-stage product.
- Dr Hinch said INOVIQ had transformed into an exosome diagnostics and therapeutics company.
- The company will update the market on future plans at its Annual General Meeting on 25 November 2026.
- INOVIQ describes itself as a leader in exosome technology focused on diagnostics and therapeutics for cancer care.
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 |
$1,238 |
Notification of cessation of securities - GDG
|
23 Oct 2026 8:19AM |
$3.200 |
$3.070 |
fallen by
4.06%
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| Generation Development Group Limited (GDG) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Financials |
$1,238 |
Application for quotation of securities - GDG
|
23 Oct 2026 8:19AM |
$3.200 |
$3.070 |
fallen by
4.06%
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| Generation Development Group Limited (GDG) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Financials |
$1,238 |
Vesting and lapse of performance rights
|
23 Oct 2026 8:18AM |
$3.200 |
$3.070 |
fallen by
4.06%
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| Generation Development Group Limited (GDG) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Financials |
$1,238 |
Notice of Annual General Meeting and Proxy Form
|
23 Oct 2026 8:18AM |
$3.200 |
$3.070 |
fallen by
4.06%
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| Whitefield Industrials Limited (WHF) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Financials |
$565 |
Update - Notification of buy-back - WHF
|
23 Oct 2026 8:18AM |
$4.650 |
$4.660 |
risen by
0.22%
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| Andean Silver Limited (ASL) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Materials |
$305 |
Change in substantial holding
|
23 Oct 2026 8:18AM |
$1.460 |
$1.325 |
fallen by
9.25%
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| TG Metals Limited (TG6) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Materials |
$25 |
Change in substantial holding
|
23 Oct 2026 8:18AM |
$0.180 |
$0.180 |
fallen by
0%
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| EMvision Medical Devices Limited (EMV) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Health Care |
$136 |
Notice of Annual General Meeting/Proxy Form
|
23 Oct 2026 8:18AM |
$1.525 |
$1.460 |
fallen by
4.26%
|
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| Hawthorn Resources Limited (HAW) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Materials |
$24 |
Appendix 4G and Corporate Governance Statement
|
23 Oct 2026 8:18AM |
$0.071 |
$0.073 |
risen by
2.82%
|
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| Peet Limited (PPC) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Real Estate |
$694 |
Annual Report to shareholders
|
23 Oct 2026 8:18AM |
$1.440 |
$1.475 |
risen by
2.43%
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| Capral Limited (CAA) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Materials |
$187 |
Update - Notification of buy-back - CAA
|
23 Oct 2026 8:18AM |
$12.080 |
$11.890 |
fallen by
1.57%
|
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| Bhagwan Marine Limited (BWN) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Industrials |
$111 |
Annual General Meeting Chair's Address and MD's Presentation
|
23 Oct 2026 8:18AM |
$0.285 |
$0.280 |
fallen by
1.75%
|
|
BWN - Price-sensitive ASX Announcement
Full Release
Key Points
- AGM materials covered the Chairman’s Address, MD presentation, proxy summary and Q1 FY27 trading update.
- FY26 revenue was $236.3 million with a 20% EBITDA margin and $40.0 million operating cash flow.
- Bhagwan declared fully franked FY26 dividends of 0.8 cents per share, higher than FY25.
- Short-term project delays in FY26 were linked to Middle East conflict and energy sector restructuring, but activity improved in May and June.
- Safety performance remained strong with LTIFR at zero throughout FY26.
- Bhagwan secured the five-year Coral Knight contract with Jadestone Energy.
- The company acquired the Bhagwan Ocean and expanded its decommissioning capability.
- Bhagwan embedded the COO function and strengthened governance, reporting, HR and business development systems.
- The Riverside Marine acquisition was completed and described as transformational.
- The Chairman outlined growth through a strong core business, organic expansion, disciplined M&A and blue-sky opportunities in decommissioning, defence and offshore power.
- Riverside Marine delivered FY26 revenue of $60.0 million and pro forma EBITDA of $24.5 million with margin expansion.
- Group recurring revenue increased to 56% of FY26 revenue and 62% on a pro forma annualised basis.
- Q1 FY27 combined group revenue was $81.3 million, up 14% on Q4 FY26 and 32% on the prior corresponding period.
- Q1 FY27 recurring revenue rose to 64%, supported by subsea and Riverside Industrial Sands.
- Bhagwan secured two subsea service contracts in Q1 FY27 worth about $9.5 million combined.
- Bhagwan secured a multi-year Riverside Guardian contract with minimum committed value of about $5.8 million and potential up to $11.6 million.
- Riverside Industrial Sands recorded a strong Q1 FY27 with demand supported by infrastructure, housing and the 2032 Brisbane Olympics.
- Proxy voting showed very strong shareholder support for all resolutions, with around 99% of votes cast in favour.
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 |
Update - Notification of buy-back - JIN
|
23 Oct 2026 8:17AM |
$5.950 |
$5.860 |
fallen by
1.51%
|
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| Rio Tinto Limited (RIO) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Materials |
$54,386 |
Shareholdings of KMP / PDMR
|
23 Oct 2026 8:17AM |
$150.300 |
$146.270 |
fallen by
2.68%
|
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| Black Cat Syndicate Limited (BC8) ORDINARY FULLY PAID |
Materials |
$426 |
Quarterly Activities Report
|
23 Oct 2026 8:17AM |
$0.695 |
$0.585 |
fallen by
15.83%
|
|
BC8 - Price-sensitive ASX Announcement
Full Release
Key Points
- Chris Stone was appointed Managing Director during the quarter.
- The report covers the quarter ended 30 September 2026 and was announced on 23 October 2026.
- Group gold production was 19,153oz, of which 16,740oz came from 100% Black Cat operations.
- Paulsens produced 10,417oz and remained in steady-state production.
- Kal East produced 8,736oz, including 6,323oz of BC8 gold and 2,414oz from third-party ore.
- BC8 maintained FY27 production guidance of 80,000–90,000oz at AISC of A$3,500–3,900 per ounce.
- Black Cat sold 18,000oz at an average realised gold price of A$6,065/oz.
- Operating cashflow before capital was A$39.4 million for the quarter.
- Cash and liquid assets decreased from A$105.3 million to A$77.6 million due mainly to project and growth capital and drilling investment.
- Paulsens drilling highlighted 4.8m at 18.8g/t Au at Lynx and supported near-mine resource growth potential.
- Paulsens FY27 production guidance remained 36,000–42,000oz.
- Kal East continued ramp-up at Fingals and Majestic, with Lakewood processing facility performing well and expansion optionality to 1.5Mtpa retained.
- Kal East FY27 guidance remained 44,000–48,000oz including 4,000–10,000oz from third-party toll treatment.
- A business-wide A$30 million cash improvement program was initiated to reduce costs and improve efficiency.
- FY27 drilling budgets were allocated at A$13–15 million each for Paulsens and Kal East and A$4–5 million for Coyote.
- Coyote remained on care and maintenance while resource review and drilling evaluation continued.
- The company reported no hedging and noted its A$30 million Commonwealth Bank asset financing facility remained undrawn.
- Updated total Resources were 30.326Mt at 2.4g/t for 2.312Moz gold and total Ore Reserves were 5.262Mt at 1.6g/t for 272koz gold.
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.
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