Corporate Results Monitor
FNArena's All-Year Round Australian Corporate Results Monitor.
Currently monitoring August 2025.
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TOTAL STOCKS:
52
Beats
12
In Line
26
Misses
14
Previous Corporate Results Updates
Company | Result | Upgrades | Downgrades | Buy/ Hold/Sell |
Prev Target | New Target | Brokers | Commentary |
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ASK - Abacus Storage King | IN LINE | 0 | 0 | 1/1/0 | 1.64 | 1.69 | 2 | Abacus Storage King reported FY25 financials and FY26 guidance in line with forecasts. Marginally weaker storage revenue was offset by more robust financing costs. Citi notes management's top end of FY26 guidance is in line with expectations, with investors to remain focused on M&A potential as the stock is trading around a circa -8% discount to the revised NTA of $1.74 due to a -10bps decline in cap rates to 5.45%. Shaw and Partners comments share price performance remains dependent on the takeover offer from a consortium of Ki Corporation and Public Storage, and whether National Storage REIT will use its blocking stake. If the deal falls through, this broker expects the price to decline to $1.30-1.35. One Buy, one Hold. |
AGL - AGL Energy | MISS | 2 | 0 | 4/1/0 | 11.70 | 10.75 | 5 | AGL Energy's FY25 report 'missed' across the board as lower wholesale pricing from the Bayswater outage and intense retail competition impacted. New FY26 guidance reflects higher coal and gas procurement costs as legacy contracts roll off. The shares sold off in response, but UBS argues cheap legacy gas and coal supply contracts being replaced with higher cost fuels is now factored in and this impact can be entirely overwhelmed by new earnings from accelerated investment in grid-scale batteries. Taking a longer-term view, both UBS and Ord Minnett have upgraded to Buy to make it four out of five. A not-so-sure Morgan Stanley is the stand-out on Neutral/Hold. |
AOV - Amotiv | IN LINE | 0 | 0 | 4/0/0 | 11.23 | 11.62 | 4 | Amotiv had pre-released FY25 numbers. Guidance for FY26 EBITDA only suggests 2% growth. Macquarie, for one, suggests guidance still requires supportive industry conditions, with resilience in wear-and-repair offset by ongoing weakness in 4WD, caravan/RV, and LPE reseller demand. Citi sees the positive in the lack of further bad news. UBS has increased its margin estimates due to robust 2H25 results and additional cost savings. Four out of four Buy ratings. |
AMP - AMP | IN LINE | 0 | 0 | 3/2/0 | 1.81 | 1.88 | 5 | AMP's 1H25 underlying net profit after tax missed consensus by -5% but, judging from the positive share price reaction, the update contained sufficient positives to keep optimists satisfied. One such positive is management guiding towards a stronger 2H. Ord Minnett's overall assessment is the bank is showing signs of operational improvement, especially in its core wealth and banking businesses. Offsetting this is underperformance in offshore partnerships (China Life Pension and China Life AMP Asset Management) and weak investment income. Macquarie is pleased guidance has been retained for controllable costs and margins for the Superannuation & Investments (S&I) and Platforms divisions. Three Buy ratings versus two on Neutral/Hold. |
AVR - Anteris Technologies Global | IN LINE | 0 | 0 | 1/0/0 | 15.00 | 10.00 | 1 | Anteris Technologies Global reported 2Q2025 results which met Bell Potter's expectations, generating a loss of -US$21.1m, with cash ending at US$28m and a cash burn of around -US$21.1m per quarter. No change to Speculative Buy rating. Target falls to $10 from $15 due to dilution arising from an expected equity capital raising. |
ARF - Arena REIT | IN LINE | 0 | 0 | 1/2/0 | 4.28 | 4.19 | 3 | Arena REIT's FY25 was broadly in line with forecasts. FY26 dividend guidance of 19.25c is around 1% above consensus expectation. Macquarie notes portfolio metrics remain strong, with 100% like-for-like occupancy at June 2025 and the net rent to revenue ratio improving to 9.9%. The -$227m development pipeline covers 29 projects, all due for completion by FY27, with gearing at 22.8% and undrawn debt capacity of $163m providing funding flexibility. Thus far, one Buy versus two Neutral/Hold ratings. |
ASX - ASX | IN LINE | 0 | 0 | 0/3/2 | 65.45 | 62.96 | 5 | The local bourse reported FY25 financials in line but costs, mostly ASIC-related, will be a drag on FY26. FY25 also featured a soft new listings environment and lower revenue from softer commodities trading. Macquarie highlights capex guidance for FY26 is unchanged at -$170m–$180m, and FY27 guidance was provided by management at -$160m–$180m, with the aim to start reducing capex thereafter. A cautious mood dominates among analysts, with forecasts slightly reduced. Two Sell ratings are outnumbered by four on Neutral/Hold. |
AVH - Avita Medical | MISS | 0 | 0 | 1/1/0 | 3.23 | 1.85 | 2 | Big miss from Avita Medical. The June quarter achieved no sales growth, forcing management to push out guidance around profitability to the middle of next year. Bell Potter explains earnings were impacted by the introduction of Medicare Administrative Contractors to monitor pricing on new CPT codes for Recell from January 2025, which resulted in a decline in demand for Recell by -20% over 1H25. Management lowered 2025 revenue guidance to US$76m-US$81m from US$100m-US$106m, prompting a renegotiation of debt covenants. Forecasts dive, price targets tumble. One Speculative Buy and one Speculative Hold rating. |
BPT - Beach Energy | MISS | 0 | 1 | 0/4/3 | 1.36 | 1.14 | 7 | Beach Energy's FY25 market update contained plenty of negatives, but a higher-than-expected dividend stood out on the positive side. Higher costs (abandonment -$200m–$250m) and FY26 production guidance -10% below consensus have triggered downgrades to analysts' forecasts, pulling down valuations and price targets. Successful de-risking of Waitsia is among the positives and speculation is rife management is now actively hunting for M&A targets to counter the short life left in the company's assets. Macquarie notes M&A capacity is now constrained by a negative FY26 free cash flow outlook and gearing is expected to rise to around 17%, and downgrades to Sell from Neutral/Hold to make it four against three Sell ratings. |
BVS - Bravura Solutions | MISS | 0 | 1 | 1/1/0 | 3.04 | 2.47 | 2 | Bravura Solutions' FY25 performance proved better-than-expected but client attrition became the big focus, weighing down on future growth potential and lifting the company's risk profile. On this basis, Macquarie has downgraded to Neutral. The broker does add existing clients, cross-sell, and some new wins should offset the upcoming exit by some clients. Shaw and Partners believes the guidance for FY26 revenue to be in line with FY25 appears conservative and sees an upside risk. The latter broker has lifted its FY26 cash EBITDA forecast by 23% and FY27 by 19% on operational efficiency assumption. The long-term revenue growth forecast is reduced to 6% from 7%. Buy, High Risk. |
BWP - BWP Trust | IN LINE | 1 | 0 | 2/0/0 | 3.82 | 4.05 | 2 | BWP Trust's FY25 performance surprised Citi but slightly underwhelmed UBS. The dividend declared was nevertheless higher-than-forecast. The result was carried by the benefit from a shift to internalised management over the past 24 months. Both brokers take heart from enhanced lease tenure which means more income certainty in the medium term with WALE rising to 4.5 years, up from 0.7 year previously. Citi upgrades to Buy from Neutral with its price target rising to $4.00 from $3.40. UBS's rating remains Buy, alongside a target cut to $4.10 from $4.16. |
CAR - CAR Group | IN LINE | 0 | 0 | 5/1/0 | 41.57 | 42.14 | 6 | CAR Group had pre-released key FY25 numbers, but the released financials are broadly seen as "strong" and FY26 guidance is yet again for double digit growth, as expected. The company did book a further -$10m of costs below the line from M&A and restructuring. Morgans highlights LatAm as the highlight with continued operating leverage in FY26. Management is seeing improvements in both Australia and the US, as well as Korea. Macquarie suggests the CEO transition should not impact the organic or inorganic growth strategy, or culture. Five Buy ratings against Macquarie on Neutral. |
CIP - Centuria Industrial REIT | BEAT | 0 | 0 | 2/2/0 | 3.36 | 3.55 | 4 | Centuria Industrial REIT's FY25 operating EPS of 17.5c met expectations, but FY26 funds from operations guidance set at 18–18.5c proved a positive surprise. The REIT announced an up to a $60m buyback to assist in shrinking the relative discount to its June 30 NTA of $3.92. UBS points out management has a track record of outperforming guidance. Analysts' forecasts increased, pushing price targets higher. Management has indicated an intention to lower the payout ratio to around 90% as the funds from operations grow and debt costs are trimmed. Two Buy ratings and two on Neutral/Hold. |
CIA - Champion Iron | MISS | 0 | 1 | 2/1/0 | 6.00 | 5.53 | 3 | Champion Iron's quarterly market update disappointed on revenue and EBITDA, as well as higher than expected cash costs. The DRPF project is on track for commissioning in December 2025. This is expected to lift grade for 50% of production to 69% Fe from 66% Fe, with sales to gradually ramp-up over 1H26. Citi notes sales volumes reached a record 3.8m dmt, supported by a 440kt stockpile drawdown. Earnings forecasts take a dive with analysts' price targets following suit. A cheap-looking share price (post punishment) keeps both Citi and Bell Potter on Buy, but Macquarie has downgraded to Neutral. |
CLW - Charter Hall Long WALE REIT | BEAT | 0 | 0 | 1/3/1 | 4.20 | 4.25 | 5 | Charter Hall Long WALE REIT's FY25 met expectations and the FY26 operational EPS guidance beat consensus by some 3%. Analysts conclude the REIT has successfully navigated its challenges. In excess of -$800m in asset sales was completed over the last two years and Macquarie remarks this process has resulted in a better-quality property portfolio. Citi notes the reduction in market interest costs means debt costs are now a tailwind for the REIT. UBS reckons earnings growth will be needed to close the -7% gap to NTA, adding there's evidence of this happening. Morgan Stanley highlights question marks remain around the lease expiry for Telstra Canberra Head Office and the newly acquired 49.9% stake in Campbell Park Defence, where the tenant has only two years remaining on the lease. One Buy versus one Sell-equivalent on differences in valuation assessment. Three others stick with Neutral/Hold. |
CBA - CommBank | IN LINE | 0 | 0 | 0/0/6 | 109.40 | 112.81 | 6 | CommBank's FY25 cash profit marked a new record milestone, but it simply wasn't good enough given the bank's elevated valuation. Six brokers covering have all retained their Sell ratings. Citi believes the impact of lower interest rates will be more noticeable in FY26, with the repricing of deposits more challenging due to competition. UBS acknowledges CBA is best of breed in Australia and playing the long game, notably around AI investments which could facilitate efficiency improvements, but the focus is now on the more immediate headwinds on NIM and rising costs. Forecasts and price targets have crept up, a little, but remain far off from where the shares are trading. |
CPU - Computershare | IN LINE | 0 | 0 | 0/2/2 | 39.60 | 38.10 | 4 | Computershare reported in-line FY25 financials (though not without some criticism) and in-line FY26 EPS guidance, with stronger margin income offsetting a higher effective tax rate. UBS sees FY26 guidance for EPS growth of 3.5% to 140c per share underpinned by increased cost savings and higher guided margin income. Final unfranked final dividend was 48c, up 4% year-on-year, and as expected. Citi retains questions around the quality of earnings growth in FY26. Morgan Stanley adds disciplined acquisitions are difficult when trading multiples are elevated. So far, two Sell ratings versus one Neutral/Hold. |
CRN - Coronado Global Resources | MISS | 0 | 1 | 0/2/2 | 0.17 | 0.24 | 4 | Coronado Global Resources’ interim result was impacted by soft coal prices of around US$184/t and elevated capex of -US$147m, and thus earnings underwhelmed by circa -10%. No dividend was paid to conserve cash. Management has proven to keep costs under control and early enthusiasm (see also rallying share price) is building on improving market fundamentals, with reduced capex guided for H2. The recent US Steel coke plant outage could affect around -0.5mtpa of sales. Forecasts and price targets are on the up. UBS worries about another cap raise, highlighting current liquidity suffices for the next 6–12 months, but a further circa US$225m may need to be secured. UBS has downgraded to Sell. Thus far, two Sell ratings versus two on Neutral/Hold. |
CCP - Credit Corp | BEAT | 0 | 0 | 1/1/0 | 18.39 | 19.87 | 2 | The standout feature in Credit Corp's FY25 result was the higher-than-expected net profit guidance for FY26, according to Morgans, with added upside from the growth in the US Purchased Debt Ledger (PDL) segment, which contributed to 16% growth on a year prior to the 25% growth in FY25 results, Macquarie highlights. A 28% improvement in labour productivity and a 12% annual rise in cash collections were added positives. FY26 contracts purchased came in at $164m in August. The A&NZ consumer lending business generated 31% net profit growth. Macquarie envisages limited potential growth from existing products, while the loan book advanced 5% on the previous year. Target prices are adjusted higher. One Buy and one Hold rating. |
DXC - Dexus Convenience Retail REIT | IN LINE | 0 | 0 | 1/0/0 | 3.18 | 3.45 | 1 | Dexus Convenience Retail REIT’s FY25 funds from operations (FFO) per share of 20.7c was in line with Bell Potter's expectation. FY26 guidance is for 20.9c FFO and DPS. Net tangible assets (NTA) rose 2% half-on-half, marking the first portfolio valuation increase in four years. Bell Potter retains its Buy rating, citing defensive earnings, high yield, resuming valuation growth, and a still-large discount to NTA and net asset value (NAV). |
DXI - Dexus Industria REIT | MISS | 1 | 0 | 2/0/0 | 2.94 | 3.02 | 2 | Dexus Industria REIT’s FY25 funds from operations (FFO) of 18.2cpu came in slightly ahead of guidance and Macquarie’s forecast but FY26 guidance of 17.3c is around -7% below expectations due to -5–6% dilution from the Brisbane Technology Park divestment. Macquarie sees favourable industrial market conditions, with low vacancy and constrained supply supporting occupancy and rents, and retains its Buy rating. Bell Potter upgrades to Buy on relative sector underperformance. |
EBR - EBR Systems | IN LINE | 0 | 0 | 2/0/0 | 2.56 | 2.55 | 2 | EBR Systems' racked up another loss in FY25, but it was as expected. Morgans' highlight was US$150,000 revenue in June from first three WiSE CRT devices placed in two US hospitals. Patient and physician feedback were positive but reimbursement is still expected later this year. Bell Potter comments EBR Systems has ticked all the necessary boxes and is now in its early commercialisation phase. This broker predicts investors should now see commercial sales starting to come through in the December quarter, setting the business up for sales acceleration in 2026. Two Buy ratings. |
EVN - Evolution Mining | IN LINE | 0 | 0 | 0/2/4 | 6.87 | 7.37 | 6 | Evolution Mining's FY25 result lifted underlying EBITDA to a record $2.21bn, in line with expectations. FY26 gold production guidance for Ernest Henry and Northparkes fell short of expectations, but for copper, which is the dominant revenue driver, guidance is in line. Total dividend of 20c matched guidance. Management has committed to paying out 50% of free cash flow to shareholders and using the balance to repay long-term debt. Citi spotted a "clean" result, with no change to the 5yr capex outlook. Ord Minnett notes the miner is benefitting from a higher commodity price environment, resulting in gearing reducing by -10% over the year. Shares are trading above most price targets, hence three Sell ratings versus two on Neutral/Hold. |
GOZ - Growthpoint Properties Australia | IN LINE | 0 | 0 | 1/1/0 | 2.47 | 2.44 | 2 | Growthpoint Properties Australia's FY25 financials weren't much different from what analysts had penciled in. Some metrics proved slightly better, others 'missed', including the payout to shareholders. Macquarie highlights management is looking to new fund launches in FY26, with additional growth in assets under management offering upside to earned transaction fees. One Buy versus one Neutral/Hold. |
HDN - HomeCo Daily Needs REIT | IN LINE | 0 | 0 | 0/4/0 | 1.31 | 1.34 | 4 | The best one inside the HMC Capital stable, HomeCo Daily Needs REIT delivered FY25 financials and FY26 guidance broadly in line with forecasts. Five assets were sold in line with book values, and proceeds are being used to acquire three neighbourhood assets, a land parcel adjoining an existing asset, and to fund the development pipeline. Macquarie sees the REIT as well positioned for lower interest rates as it is only 50% hedged. Macquarie likes the stability of the portfolio and the REIT's compound growth in funds from operations, expected at 4.6% from FY25–FY28. Morgan Stanley reckons debt cost headwind will be small at worst in FY26 and possibly favourable. Bell Potter considers the REIT a stable proposition for investors with an attractive 6.6% yield. Thus far, four Neutral/Hold ratings. |
IAG - Insurance Australia Group | IN LINE | 0 | 0 | 2/2/0 | 9.01 | 9.29 | 4 | Insurance Australia Group’s FY25 result was largely pre-released, with higher expenses offset by reserve releases and an additional Business Interruption provision release. The final dividend of 19c, 40% franked, is slightly below consensus as capital is retained for the pending Royal Automobile Club of Western Australia’s insurance business acquisition. FY26 guidance implies low-to-mid single-digit gross written premium (GWP) growth without M&A and around 10% with RACQ from September 2025. Citi states the insurer is unlikely to noticeably disappoint investors in the near term due to sturdy margins. Thus far, two Buy ratings versus two on Neutral/Hold. |
IRE - Iress | IN LINE | 0 | 1 | 3/0/0 | 9.59 | 9.73 | 4 | Iress' 1H25 underlying EBITDA and net profit proved broadly in line with forecasts, while the 11c interim dividend was higher than expected. Continuing operations EBITDA was impacted by investment costs. Cash flow was weaker. Management's outlook was mostly in line. The company reaffirmed FY25 guidance despite divestments and provided FY28 targets, expecting 6% revenue growth per year, increasing to 8% over time. Management also pointed to ongoing savings of -$12m-$13m annually by 2027 from corporate cost cutting and the removal of stranded costs from asset sales. Ord Minnet thinks reported M&A is unlikely, with the company seeking $15 per share against private equity offers at $10.50 per share to date. Morgans downgrades to Accumulate, down from Buy. Macquarie is restricted. Ord Minnett sticks with Buy, Shaw and Partners is on Buy, Speculative Risk. |
JBH - JB Hi-Fi | BEAT | 3 | 0 | 3/1/3 | 99.37 | 104.94 | 7 | JB Hi-Fi shares sold off on the day of FY25 release, but buyers quickly returned the following day. At face value, performance missed forecasts, but excluding the ACCC cost of -$13.7m, the key metrics were better-than-expected. The CEO leaving to be replaced by the COO didn't help sentiment on the day either. A 100c special dividend and 105c final dividend were declared, alongside a higher FY26 payout ratio target of 70–80%. Morgans observes July trading showed some slowing, but most peers are not worried. Citi sees FY26 dominated by better consumer spending, electrical to outperform the overall retail sector, and ongoing market share gains. Morgan Stanley reports regarding FY26 sales growth, management (at the later conference call) expects the covid replacement cycle and AI adoption to remain a tailwind. Including three upgrades (two from Sell), the tally now stands at three Buys, three Sells and one Neutral rating, mostly on an elevated valuation. |
LGI - LGI | BEAT | 0 | 0 | 3/0/0 | 3.52 | 4.35 | 3 | LGI met the mid-point of FY25 guidance with earnings (EBITDA) of $17.4m, up 14% year-on-year, supported by strong cost control and margin expansion. FY26 guidance calls for earnings (EBITDA) growth of 25-30%, with Morgans forecasting 33MW under management by end-2025 and 45MW at the start of FY28. Six new contract wins in FY25 lifts Morgans optimism regarding higher Australian Carbon Credit Unit (ACCU) creation in FY26. Forecasts have lifted, and thus price targets too. Three Buys. |
360 - Life360 | BEAT | 1 | 0 | 5/0/0 | 40.68 | 47.63 | 5 | Life360's interim result surprised on the upside, assisted by stronger hardware sales and cost control. Upgraded guidance for FY25 is universally seen as conservative. Citi notes international average revenue per paying circle (ARPPC) rose 35% year-on-year with faster scaling in advertising and margin upside from lower app store commissions underpinning future growth potential. UBS adds monthly average user net adds for 2Q reached 2.2m, the highest since 3Q2022. This broker is optimistic about new product launches of Pet Tracker in 2H and Elderly Monitor in 2026. Ord Minnett posits recent growth rates in paying customers, annual monthly recurring revenue, and average revenue per paying circle infer FY26 revenue could exceed US$600m. Post an upgrade by Ord Minnett, five brokers translate into five Buy ratings. |
LNW - Light & Wonder | MISS | 0 | 0 | 6/0/0 | 192.00 | 188.67 | 6 | Light & Wonder's Q2 financials roughly met forecasts, on a mix of slight misses and beats, but management issued disappointing guidance attributed to tariff issues and lingering macro-economic risks. Guidance is still not guaranteed as it relies on strong performance in Q4. The stock is expected to benefit from a sole Australian listing (abandoning the US by November) and an increased US$1.5 billion buyback program. While forecasts have been downgraded, Macquarie highlights solid momentum in premium gaming operations, with significant growth in net adds, particularly in North America. Ord Minnett sees a re-rating possible if the company adjusts to lower gearing. Six brokers, six Buy ratings. |
NWS - News Corp | BEAT | 0 | 1 | 2/1/0 | 65.50 | 63.90 | 3 | In what seems to have become the new habit, News Corp's 4Q25 earnings (EBITDA) of US$322m beat consensus by some 4%, led by Dow Jones and Digital Real Estate Services, Realtor.com and Move. Net subscriber addition for the Wall Street Journal equally surprised. Book Publishing and News Media underwhelmed. A US$1.3bn share buyback added to the positive news flow. Macquarie downgrades to Neutral on elevated valuation for REA Group. UBS and Morgan Stanley stick with Buy. Morgan Stanley believes earnings growth is now anchored in REA Group and Dow Jones. |
NCK - Nick Scali | IN LINE | 1 | 0 | 2/0/1 | 18.35 | 21.43 | 3 | Nick Scali's FY25 broadly met expectations, even though losses in the UK proved larger than anticipated. Forecasts for FY26 remain for robust growth on lower interest rates, recent double-digit quarterly order growth, and higher customer deposits. While UK breakeven may take longer, Citi sees medium-term upside from better staffing, normalised marketing, a new distribution centre, and reduced reliance on interest-free financing. Ord Minnett has upgraded to Lighten from Sell. Two other brokers stick to Buy ratings. Price targets have moved upwards. |
ONE - Oneview Healthcare | IN LINE | 0 | 0 | 1/0/0 | 0.34 | 0.34 | 1 | Oneview Healthcare's interim performance slightly underwhelmed, but not enough for Bell Potter to make any changes. The broker notes recurring revenue growth of 6.5%, with US hardware deployments generating around 96% higher recurring revenue per endpoint, offsetting the loss of a low-margin Australian customer. Operating earnings (EBITDA) met expectations due to cost control, though gross margins fell to 61% from the larger share of lower-margin hardware sales. Speculative Buy rating and 34c target price retained. |
ORG - Origin Energy | IN LINE | 0 | 0 | 2/1/1 | 11.49 | 11.46 | 4 | Origin Energy's FY25 release proved uneventful, also because key metrics had been pre-released. Citi highlights a stronger Energy Markets performance was offset by higher corporate costs and Octopus' EBITDA. UBS lauds a robust balance sheet offering scope for the utility to support dividends and fund growth. Thus far, two Buy ratings are countered by one Neutral/Hold and one Sell. |
ORA - Orora | BEAT | 0 | 0 | 1/3/0 | 2.19 | 2.36 | 4 | Orora finally managed to positively surprise with previously troubled Saverglass outperforming low expectations. Management is cautiously optimistic about FY26 earnings growth. Macquarie comments Cans achieved steady growth with volumes up 6%, but the outlook for Gawler is subdued, with FY26 guidance at the lower end of the range. UBS cautions global wine and spirits demand remains weak, reflecting ongoing cyclical and structural pressures. Thus far, three Neutral/Hold ratings versus Macquarie on a lonely Buy. |
PNI - Pinnacle Investment Management | IN LINE | 0 | 1 | 3/1/0 | 23.63 | 25.36 | 4 | Pinnacle Investment Management's FY25 results were clouded by several one-off "lump" items, UBS highlights, and when accounted for, net profit after tax underwhelmed by -3%. Ord Minnett and Macquarie concur the bottom line was a 'miss' due primarily to lower 2H25 performance fees compared to historical averages. But the financial update also included multiple positives. The standout was UK-based Life Cycle, which contributed to the strong FY25 net inflows of $23.1bn, and lifted 65% in 4Q25 on the prior quarter to $10.2bn. Macquarie emphasises Life Cycle has exhibited the strongest growth of any Pinnacle affiliate ever, reaching $15.4bn in FUM and profitability in 2H25. Ord Minnett's view is that growth opportunities will stem from ongoing expansion into the EU, US, and UK markets. UBS is very upbeat on Life Cycle's outlook and forecasts FUM growth of 28% in FY26 in total to $230bn. Three Buy-equivalent ratings and one Hold/Neutral rating with Morgans downgrading to Accumulate from Buy on a rich valuation. |
PME - Pro Medicus | BEAT | 0 | 0 | 1/2/2 | 274.57 | 299.32 | 5 | Pro Medicus' FY25 net profit beat on lower tax expenses and yet another increase in margin, but was otherwise broadly in line with forecasts. Macquarie saw lower than anticipated employee costs boosting the earnings (EBIT) margin. As highlighted by Morgans, it was a record year with seven new contract wins totaling at least $520m and forward contracted revenue over five years is now more than $948m. The company has raised its US radiology market size expectations to 670m scans from 650m scans (2%-3% annual growth), with around an 85% addressable market. The company will launch a Digital Pathology product in Q4 2025, and Citi remarks this potentially lifts its total addressable market by 10-15%. Bell Potter concludes the competition is "asleep at the wheel" and showing no investment or inclination to innovate and address the issue of file transfer speed. Accordingly, Bell Potter believes Pro Medicus will retain price leadership, and the business remains highly scalable. Divergent ratings are the result of 'valuation', with one Buy countered by two Sells and two Neutral/Hold ratings. |
QBE - QBE Insurance | IN LINE | 0 | 0 | 3/3/0 | 24.79 | 24.37 | 6 | The share price responded negatively post a much better-than-forecast half-yearly performance from QBE Insurance. Analysts think the market has taken a too negative interpretation of management's admission of downward pressure on the combined operating ratio (COR). While traders are of the view the cycle is turning for insurers, analysts see an insurer that is well-positioned for profitable growth, even with a slower rate of COR improvement. The conundrum is summarised through three Buy ratings and three on Neutral/Hold. |
REA - REA Group | IN LINE | 1 | 0 | 4/3/0 | 268.14 | 275.04 | 7 | REA Group's FY25 core net profit of $564m fell in line with consensus but lifting the dividend by 31% to $2.48 was received as a pleasant surprise. With cash on hand of $429m management is intending to sustain a higher dividend payout ratio. Guidance is for double-digit yield growth in FY26. The highlight according to Citi was the company's confidence in delivering double-digit yield growth and operating leverage beyond FY26. Other analysts are worried about competition increasing, with Domain Holdings Australia soon under new ownership, and what about the new CEO possibly resetting expectations? Management has suggested it might have to spend more to fend off 'new' Domain. The stock is seen trading around one standard deviation above its ten-year average valuation. Three Neutral/Hold ratings against four Buys, including an upgrade by Bell Potter. |
RMD - ResMed | BEAT | 0 | 0 | 6/0/0 | 45.89 | 48.57 | 6 | ResMed shares had rallied firmly into the release of Q4 financials which, yet again, proved better-than-forecast. Morgans identified Residential care software as the standout, with sales advancing 10%, some 9% above consensus. Gross margin lifted 230bps y/y to 61.4%, outperforming on the back of operational efficiencies and forex benefit. Management sees further margin expansion for FY26. The share buyback target for FY26 was doubled. Recently acquired Virtuox, a virtual diagnostic business, also performed well. Forecasts went up, pushing price targets higher. Six brokers, six Buy-equivalent ratings. |
RIO - Rio Tinto | MISS | 0 | 0 | 1/5/0 | 113.33 | 115.33 | 6 | Rio Tinto's half-yearly performance was labelled 'solid', but it didn't quite match market expectations. Iron ore is feeling the pressure and the prolonged downturn for lithium triggered restructuring costs of -US$0.3bn. Copper and aluminium performances provided offset. Net profit of US$4.86bn missed consensus by -10%, impacted by higher tax, finance costs and depreciation. The interim dividend of US$1.48 was below consensus at US$1.61. Strong cash flow is cited as a stand-out positive. Also: management sees the Kennecott smelter becoming immediately more profitable as a result of tariffs as it is the largest smelter in the US. Analysts' shorter-term forecasts have been downgraded, but more optimism has crept in for 2026. |
SRV - Servcorp | BEAT | 0 | 0 | 1/0/0 | 6.30 | 7.20 | 1 | UBS observes another robust result from Servcorp, with FY25 profit before tax beating the analyst's forecast by 14% in 2H25. Notably, revenue growth accelerated to 11% compared to FY23 growth of 8% and FY24 at 7%. Management's guidance appears conservative for profit before tax between $72m–$76m, an upgrade of 3% and 9% respectively to prior expectations. Upgraded guidance infers revenue growth of 4%–10% to UBS, below FY25's growth. Total offices are flagged to grow 8% in FY26 across the Middle East, Thailand, and Australia. Buy. |
SWM - Seven West Media | MISS | 0 | 0 | 0/1/1 | 0.18 | 0.15 | 2 | Seven West Media’s FY25 report marked a retreat on key metrics from FY24, but the -15% weaker earnings (EBITDA) and -4% weaker revenues fell in line with expectations. Macquarie highlights strong second-half Broadcaster Video on Demand (BVOD) growth of 41%, aided by new AFL digital rights, offset by softer advertising demand post the Federal Election. Guidance for FY26 implies a flattish outlook, triggering moderate downgrades to forecasts. Thus far, one Neutral/Hold rating versus one Sell. |
SGH - SGH Ltd | MISS | 0 | 0 | 3/1/0 | 57.30 | 53.80 | 4 | SGH Ltd's FY25 result proved slightly below expectations, but FY26 guidance (low- to mid-single digits growth) is much softer than anticipated due to weaker outlooks for WesTrac and Coates. Forecasts have been cut in response. Ord Minnett highlights Boral is focused on cost savings and efficiencies as residential construction is not expected to recover until the second half of FY26, while Coates sees improving conditions in Victoria after recent weakness. Beyond FY26, cyclical tailwinds for Industrials are expected to support the businesses, UBS comments. Bell Potter considers FY26 as a "consolidation" year for the conglomerate. Three Buy ratings versus one Neutral/Hold. |
SGH - SGH Ltd | MISS | 0 | 0 | 3/1/0 | 57.30 | 53.80 | 4 | SGH Ltd's FY25 result proved slightly below expectations, but FY26 guidance (low- to mid-single digits growth) is much softer than anticipated due to weaker outlooks for WesTrac and Coates. Forecasts have been cut in response. Ord Minnett highlights Boral is focused on cost savings and efficiencies as residential construction is not expected to recover until the second half of FY26, while Coates sees improving conditions in Victoria after recent weakness. Beyond FY26, cyclical tailwinds for Industrials are expected to support the businesses, UBS comments. Bell Potter considers FY26 as a "consolidation" year for the conglomerate. Three Buy ratings versus one Neutral/Hold. |
SUN - Suncorp Group | IN LINE | 0 | 0 | 2/3/0 | 22.43 | 22.77 | 5 | With the benefit of $205m from lower natural hazard losses versus allowance, Suncorp Group managed to either broadly meet or outperform forecasts in FY25. Morgans highlights, at the insurance profit line, the result was marginally below expectations but the underlying insurance trading ratio (UITR) came in at 11.9% vs 11.1% the previous year, and at the top end of guidance. The stand-out positive highlighted by Macquarie is the insurer is planning to run "perpetual" buybacks for around 10% of total group earnings in the future. Citi notes a strengthened CAT budget provides solid protection despite lacking IAG’s reinsurance cover. Three Neutral/Hold ratings outnumber two Buys. |
TLS - Telstra Group | MISS | 0 | 0 | 3/3/0 | 4.86 | 4.87 | 6 | Telstra Group's FY25 performance broadly met forecasts, but softer momentum in Mobile and FY26 guidance proved underwhelming and have seen forecasts weaker in the aftermath. Cost reductions continue. Morgans observes management provided cash EBIT guidance, advocating this as a better measure of free cash flow, and suggests this might prove a tactic to steer attention away from likely weak EPS growth. Morgan Stanley sees new satellite services as both a risk and an opportunity. Dominance here could cement Telstra’s mobile leadership, but losing ground could lead to a de-rating. Ord Minnett sees 5bn potential for capital management before FY30, with buybacks preferred over special dividends due to franking constraints. Six ratings are evenly split bet\ween Buys and Neutral/Hold. |
TWE - Treasury Wine Estates | MISS | 0 | 2 | 2/2/1 | 9.50 | 8.76 | 5 | Treasury Wine Estates’ FY25 result proved in line with guidance. While there were plenty of positives to note, the key negative according to analysts was management acknowledging the outlook for sales in China might become more challenging. Among the positives, Morgans notes strong margin expansion, solid cash flow conversion, and an increased final dividend to 20c alongside a $200m share buyback. This broker also highlights a 2H25 slowdown for Treasury Americas. For FY26, management guides to EBITS growth led by Penfolds (low-to-mid double-digit), modest gains in Treasury Americas, and a slower top-line decline in Treasury Collective. On downside risks to the Penfolds outlook over FY26/FY27, Citi downgrades to Sell. Morgan Stanley downgrades to Neutral/Hold. This takes the tally to two Buys, one Sell and two on Neutral/Hold. |
VNT - Ventia Services | BEAT | 0 | 0 | 1/1/0 | 4.92 | 5.50 | 2 | Ventia Services released an underwhelming half-yearly update, but management felt confident enough to upgrade guidance for the full year. Net-net that makes it better-than-expected. Morgans reduces forecasts and sees the defence unit as a drag, especially given its view half of the upcoming $460m/year contract renewals are at risk. Macquarie posits reduced depreciation and amortisation lowered the quality of the 1H result. Macquarie also points out the stock is a candidate for inclusion in the ASX200 when changes occur on Sept 5. Thus far, one Neutral/Hold versus one Buy. |
VGL - Vista International | MISS | 0 | 0 | 1/2/0 | 4.10 | 4.10 | 3 | Vista International's FY25 performance underwhelmed two out of three brokers and management reset FY26 guidance to the bottom of its range. UBS' valuation would have increased if not for the takeover premium that was previously embedded in its target, which now reduces. Forecasts decline in the aftermath. Shaw and Partners highlights Vista Cloud is attracting lot of demand, exceeding its onboarding capacity and requiring investment into client onboarding and products. The result is an increase of -NZ$15m capex over the next couple of years. Two Neutral ratings versus Shaw on Buy, High Risk. |
VFY - Vitrafy Life Sciences | IN LINE | 0 | 0 | 2/0/0 | 2.15 | 2.20 | 2 | Vitrafy Life Sciences reported sales growth of 75% for FY25, with R&D costs advancing by 55% to $6.6m, which resulted in negative cash flow of -$8.8m, Ord Minnett explains. Management flagged additional growth in R&D spending of 55% for FY26. A net loss of -$32.7m and earnings (EBITDA) of -$13.7m were better than expectations due to higher than anticipated grant/rebate income and lower capex. Total liquidity stands at $29.6m at fiscal year end. FY26 is proving to be a "pivotal" year for the company, including the launch of LifeChain software in 1H26 and the VCU2 cryopreservation device in 2H26. Readouts from phase 2 of SSI Bovine are also expected by Ord Minnett in 1Q26, as well as potential partnerships in the cell & gene therapy market. Bell Potter is now assuming a $20m capital raising to support FY26. Two Speculative Buy ratings. |
VVA - Viva Leisure | IN LINE | 0 | 0 | 1/0/0 | 2.18 | 1.80 | 1 | Viva Leisure's FY25 revenue beat Morgans' forecast. Underlying EBITDA and net profit were broadly in line. The broker notes 17% organic growth was achieved in FY25 and overall revenue growth was 30%, but underlying EBITDA margin was down -10bps, indicating lack of cost control or dilutive acquired growth. Looking ahead, potential to lift EBITDA is seen as a tailwind. Net profit forecasts for FY26-27 lifted on lower net interest estimate. Buy. |
Total: 53
ASX50 TOTAL STOCKS:
14
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9
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3
Total Rating Upgrades:
0
Total Rating Downgrades:
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Total target price movement in aggregate:
3.77%
Average individual target price change:
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ASX200 TOTAL STOCKS:
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Total Rating Upgrades:
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Total Rating Downgrades:
7
Total target price movement in aggregate:
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Beat/Miss Ratio:
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