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Ventia Services (ASX:VNT) wins nine-year Yarra Valley Water renewal as investors weigh water infrastructure visibility
Ventia’s A$405m water renewal adds defensive backlog, but investors may ask whether essential services can offset wider contract-mix pressure.
Xero (ASX: XRO) climbs into FY2026 result as Melio integration becomes the central thesis test
Xero spent US$2.5bn on Melio. Shares are down 57% from the highs. The May 14 result is when bulls and bears find out who was right.
TechnologyOne (ASX: TNE) shares climb ahead of H1 FY2026 result as SaaS+ and AI thesis builds momentum
The Australian SaaS sell-off shed $1 trillion globally. TechnologyOne just upgraded guidance to 18-20% PBT growth. Either the market is wrong, or TNE is.
From Brisbane to Asia-Pacific: Is ZenaTech, Inc. building the next DaaS infrastructure platform?
Can ZenaTech, Inc.’s Australian expansion reshape Drone as a Service markets? Explore the strategy, risks, and Asia-Pacific growth opportunity.
Australia’s fuel security reset: Can a billion-litre reserve protect critical supply chains?
Australia needs imported fuel, but global shocks keep testing supply. A new reserve turns energy security into a budget priority.
Textron Inc. (NYSE: TXT) strengthens Asia-Pacific support with Essendon Fields expansion
APAC aircraft demand is rising faster than service capacity. Textron Aviation’s Melbourne bet could reshape regional support economics.
Adani Ports breaks out at record Rs 1,747 as 500 MMT milestone meets Hormuz reroute trade (NSE: ADANIPORTS)
The Strait of Hormuz is running at 5% of pre-war traffic. Adani Ports just printed a record ₹1,747. The two stories are the same story.
The a2 Milk Company recalls U.S. infant formula batches as cereulide detection sparks market sell-off
The a2 Milk Company faces investor scrutiny after a U.S. infant formula recall. Read how the risk could affect brand trust and strategy.
How China’s lithium processing dominance is forcing the West to rethink industrial policy
The West has lithium mines and battery ambitions. China still controls the refining layer that turns critical minerals into real industrial power.
Australia and South Korea sign energy security pact as Strait of Hormuz blockade hits ninth week
Hormuz is in week nine. Seoul and Canberra just signed the bilateral that locks in LNG and diesel flows. The disruption-notification clause is the real news.