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Monday, 19th January 2026
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Strong Start to 2026 for Aussie Companies

Yancoal Australia Ltd kicked off the new year with a bang, reporting record 4Q 2025 production. The coal miner produced 18.9 million tonnes of run-of-mine coal and 13.6 million tonnes of saleable coal during the quarter, capping off a stellar year. Yancoal ended 2025 with a robust $2.13 billion cash balance, up $307 million from September.

Over in the healthcare tech space, Global Health Ltd made a correction to its previous Appendix 4C report. The company clarified that its group cashflow of $346,000 for the six months to December 2025 was actually 18% better than the prior corresponding period, not 16% as initially stated. Global Health also noted increased cash outflows due to one-off staff costs and AI platform acquisitions.

Digging into Global Health's full quarterly report, the numbers look quite healthy. Customer receipts climbed 23% year-over-year to $5.16 million, while operating cashflow surged 85% in the December quarter. The company expects to reach profitability by mid-2026 as it ramps up sales and marketing for its new SaaS platforms.

Turning to the resources sector, Red Hill Minerals shared positive assay results from its recent drilling program at the Barkley gold target. The company's RC and diamond drilling has extended the mineralization footprint to over 1 kilometer in strike length, with the deposit remaining open in multiple directions. Highlights included 9 meters at 2.4 g/t gold.

Finally, Knosys subsidiary Greenorbit inked an agency agreement with UK-based Oak Engage. Under the deal, Greenorbit will offer Oak's intranet and employee experience platform to its existing customer base, acting as the billing and collection agent for the first two years after migration. This allows Knosys to access new technology without the need for internal development.

Overall, it's been a busy start to 2026 for these Aussie companies, with a mix of strong operational results, strategic partnerships, and exploration success. Investors will be eager to see what the rest of the year has in store.