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Fletcher Building’s Q2 FY26 volumes edged up modestly from the previous quarter, buoyed by gains in light building products, while heavy materials continued to decline amid ongoing margin pressures.

Big River Industries Ltd (ASX, BRI) is set to acquire John’s Building Supplies, a leading Western Australian distributor, in a $17 million deal that promises immediate earnings accretion and strategic growth in the WA market.

Korvest has reported a record $13.2 million profit for FY25, driven by strong performances in its EzyStrut and Galvanising divisions, and is now embarking on a major expansion of its Kilburn manufacturing site.

James Hardie confirms key board changes and underscores its commitment to shareholder value amid strong integration progress with AZEK.

Big River Industries reports a 4.9% sales decline year-to-date but highlights stabilizing revenue and resilient margins, with a cautious outlook on residential recovery and steady commercial demand.

Big River Industries faced a tough FY2025 with subdued residential demand but showed resilience through cost control and cash generation. The company declared a modest dividend and announced key board changes as it eyes recovery.

EVZ Limited reports a robust first quarter for FY2026, showcasing strong cash flow, zero debt, and a substantial contract backlog. The company advances key projects and eyes strategic acquisitions to fuel growth.

Fletcher Building reports a decline in sales volumes and margin pressures in Q1 FY26, driven by weak demand and intense competition in New Zealand. The company launches a NZ$100 million cost-out program to navigate ongoing market challenges.

Matsa Resources has locked in a $15 million funding package to fast-track development and exploration at its Lake Carey Gold Project, including advancing the Devon Pit and Fortitude Gold Mines. This capital injection aims to unlock latent value and support feasibility studies and drilling programs.

Washington H. Soul Pattinson and Brickworks Limited have completed their long-anticipated merger, unveiling standalone FY25 results that highlight robust revenue growth and a significant profit turnaround. The combined entity, trading under the Soul Patts ticker SOL, is poised for diversified growth across property, building products, and investment portfolios.

Washington H. Soul Pattinson and Brickworks have finalized their share schemes, exchanging existing shares for Topco shares and marking Brickworks’ imminent ASX delisting.

Washington H. Soul Pattinson and Brickworks have completed their share scheme implementations, exchanging existing shares for Topco shares and marking a key step in their corporate combination. Brickworks will delist from the ASX, while Topco shares begin normal trading.