Daily Roundup

Friday, 23rd January 2026
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Objective Corporation Announces On-Market Buy-Back

Objective Corporation Ltd (OCL.ASX) is getting ready to buy back up to 9.6 million of its own shares, representing around 10% of its total issued capital. The buy-back will kick off on February 6, 2026, and run until February 5, 2027. Barrenjoey Markets Pty Ltd will be executing the on-market buy-back on Objective's behalf.

Supply Network Forecasts Strong First Half, Declares Dividend

Over at Supply Network Ltd (SNL.ASX), the company is expecting a solid first half of the 2026 fiscal year. Consolidated sales revenue is forecast to hit $200 million, with profit after tax around $22.9 million. The board has also declared a fully franked interim dividend of 36 cents per share, payable on April 2.

Mayfield Expands with Strategic Property Acquisition

Mayfield Group Holdings Ltd (MYG.ASX) is making a strategic move, acquiring a 10,410 square meter industrial property adjacent to its BE Switchcraft operations for $8.4 million. The acquisition will deliver immediate operational benefits and support capacity expansion to meet growing demand across data centers, renewable energy, and defense infrastructure.

Euroz Hartleys Reports Stellar First Half Results

It's been a banner first half for financial services firm Euroz Hartleys Group Ltd (EZL.ASX). The company is forecasting unaudited revenue of $76.7 million and net profit of $13.84 million - a 121% jump from the previous corresponding period. Euroz Hartleys has also declared a 2.5 cents per share fully franked interim dividend.

Mach7 Technologies Impacted by VHA Contract Change

In less positive news, Mach7 Technologies Ltd (M7T.ASX) has been informed that the Veterans Health Administration (VHA) will cease its NextGen PACS program for the National Teleradiology Program, which Mach7 was involved in as a subcontractor. While Phase 1 implementation was completed, Phase 2 will not proceed. Mach7 says this outcome doesn't affect its overall strategy and focus on commercial growth.