AGL Energy reported FY26 underlying EBITDA of $2,100 million, up 2%, and operating free cash flow of $850 million, up 60%, supported by customer growth and its energy services business. Underlying NPAT slipped 2% to $631 million, while statutory profit after tax was $756 million. Customer services rose by 92,000 to 4.57 million, helped by the Ampol Energy acquisition and organic growth, with customer satisfaction at 84.1%. The dividend payout ratio was 53.3% and the company is targeting 55–60%, expected to be fully franked, while decentralised assets under orchestration increased by 250 MW to 1.74 GW as it pursues renewables expansion.

SEEK Ltd reported FY2026 results showing sales revenue up 17% to $1,284 million and net revenue up 10% to $1,199 million. EBITDA rose 15% to $530 million and adjusted profit increased 28% to $199 million, while free cash flow climbed 21% to $246 million. The company declared a record full-year dividend of 52 cents per share, up 13%, and said its SEEK Growth Fund recorded a net loss of $201 million.

Hashdex’s Bitcoin ETF (DEFI) has logged net inflows on only six days since launch, while its assets and Bitcoin holdings have continued to shrink. On Aug. 11, the fund managed about $8.7 million and held 134.95 BTC, down 26% and 25% from Aug. 7, respectively. Shares outstanding fell 25% to 120,000 from 160,000, signaling faster redemptions ahead of the Aug. 17 forced cash liquidation. Over the prior week, US spot Bitcoin ETFs took in $865.3 million in net inflows, with BlackRock’s IBIT accounting for 80.1% of that total.

National Bank of Canada disclosed its holdings in several cryptocurrency ETFs in a 13F filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. As of June 30, the bank reported positions including the Bitwise XRP ETF, the ProShares Bitcoin ETF, the Fidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund, and the Grayscale Bitcoin Trust ETF. Its largest crypto investment was the Fidelity fund, valued at about $3.07 million. The bank also held a smaller position in the Grayscale Bitcoin Mini Trust ETF, and its shares have risen 53% over the past 12 months.

Suncorp Group reported FY26 net profit after tax of $1,027 million, down from $1,823 million a year earlier, while cash earnings fell to $1,042 million from $1,452 million. Gross written premium rose 2.7% to $15,407 million. The insurer declared a fully franked final dividend of 52 cents per share and a 10-cent special dividend, and said it plans an on-market buyback of up to $250 million in FY27. Natural hazard costs exceeded the Group’s allowance by $254 million, and CET1 capital sat $518 million above the midpoint of the target range after dividends.

Commonwealth Bank of Australia posted FY26 results showing cash net profit after tax up 7% year on year to $11.0 billion. The bank declared a fully franked final dividend of $2.70 per share, taking the full-year dividend to $5.05, up 20 cents. Its CET1 (Level 2) capital ratio stood at 12.0%, and retail added 655,000 new transaction accounts with daily digital logins topping 14 million.

Westport released its financial results for the second quarter of 2026, highlighting sharp growth at Cespira, its joint venture with Volvo Group, on strong demand for LNG HPDI fuel systems. Cespira’s revenue rose 125% year over year and gross profit improved 298%, while Westport’s total revenue fell to $2.7 million from $12.5 million a year earlier. The company also said it completed a private placement in June for initial gross proceeds of about US$10 million, with the potential for another US$10 million over the next two years through warrant exercises.

Wanbury reported Q1 FY27 results, with net profit down 76% year on year to ₹3.2 crore amid cost pressures. Revenue rose 1.5% to ₹165 crore, while gross margin narrowed to 52.5% from 54.0%. Earnings per share fell to ₹0.93 from ₹4.12 a year earlier. The company also refinanced debt, cutting borrowing costs from 12.5% per annum to sub-10% per annum effective July 1, 2026.