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Viva Energy (ASX: VEA) 1H26: EBITDA jumps to A$780m as Geelong refining margins surge
Viva Energy's 1H26 EBITDA leaps to A$770-780m as Geelong margins hit US$21.1/bbl, but management flags fading 2H26 hedging tailwinds and refinery risk.
Silver Mines’ (ASX: SVL) Bowdens DFS lifts reserves to 93.5Moz as A$455m funding test comes into focus
Silver Mines Limited has expanded the reserve base, mine life and projected value of the Bowdens Silver Project. Development consent and a construction bill larger than the company’s market capitalisation remain the decisive tests.
Count (ASX: CUP) has completed its A$72m Oracle deal, now the integration test begins
Count completes its Oracle Group acquisition, but adviser retention, earnings delivery and debt reduction will decide whether the A$72m deal creates value.
PEXA Group (ASX: PXA) crashes 21% as IPART fee cut puts A$70m revenue at risk
PEXA dominates digital property settlements, but IPART wants A$70m less regulated revenue. Its biggest competitive moat has become the risk.
Orica (ASX: ORI) takes FID on Hunter Valley Hydrogen Hub with up to A$283m investment
Discover how Orica’s Hunter Valley Hydrogen Hub uses A$283m and public support to decarbonise ammonia and reshape ORI’s outlook. Read more now.
Visionflex (ASX: VFX) shares jumped 71% on one NSW Health contract, but what happens after delivery?
Visionflex Group has secured an A$0.8 million NSW Health hardware contract supporting remote patient monitoring, sending ASX: VFX shares sharply higher as investors assess its potential to unlock recurring software revenue.
Australia’s largest cocaine seizure uncovers 2.7 tonnes hidden beneath Sydney property
Australian police found 2.7 tonnes of cocaine hidden beneath a Sydney property, exposing an alleged maritime smuggling route from Queensland.
Larvotto Resources (ASX:LRV) nears production, but Hammer deal raises the stakes
Larvotto nears Hillgrove production while buying Hammer Metals. Can ASX:LRV start one mine and build its next copper engine?
American Tungsten & Antimony (ASX:AT4) has critical minerals heat, but drilling now has to prove scale
AT4 has antimony grades, tungsten plans and Nasdaq ambition. The real test is whether drilling can prove a scalable U.S. minerals platform.
MEC Resources (ASX:MMR) has PEP-11 legal leverage, but the court catalyst cuts both ways
MMR has PEP-11 exposure and a court date. The risk is whether legal clarity can create value beyond a tiny market cap.