Northern Star Resources (ASX:NST) has predicted that the capital expenditure (Capex) for the fiscal year 2024 is projected to match that of fiscal year 2023.

In line with their targets, the company remains on track to deliver between 1,600 and 1,750 thousand ounces (KOZ) of gold.

This product is slated to be sold at an All-In Sustaining Cost (AISC) of A$1,730 to A$1,790 per ounce during fiscal year 2024.

Northern Star Resources is a mining company known for its extensive operations in gold extraction.

Mitchell Services (ASX:MSV) has reported a fiscal year profit after tax of A$7.6M, a significant improvement compared to the previous year which was nil.

The company has also declared a partially franked final dividend of 2.08 Australian cents per share.

Moreover, the fiscal year revenue of Mitchell Services (ASX:MSV) was A$243.1M, a rise of 13.9% showcasing an increase in the company’s performance.

Mitchell Services is a leading provider of drilling services to the global exploration and mining industry.

Midway (ASX:MWY) has posted an underlying EBITDA result of A$2.9 million in FY23.

The company has also reported fiscal year sales of A$187.5 million.

Midway is a leading company in the forestry sector, known for its commitment to sustainable practices.

Shares of Qantas (ASX:QAN) have increased significantly by 3.2% to A$6.370, putting them on the path towards their best performance day since June 28, assuming the gains are maintained.

The national Australian airline revealed a record annual profit of A$2.47 billion, equivalent to $1.60 billion, credited to a robust travel demand.

This robust profit stands in stark contrast to the A$1.85 billion loss recorded during the comparable period in the preceding year.

Qantas (ASX:QAN) has also approved another share buyback program for the first half of 2024, with a ceiling of A$500 million.

The shares have reached their highest value since August 16, and despite a fluctuating market, the stock has risen approximately 2.7% this year until the last close.

According to analysts at Citi, the result is largely in line with expectations, and projected moderating fares and increasing capacity seem to be within projected limits.

Qantas (ASX:QAN) is Australia’s leading airline company, operating in both domestic and international markets.

Pacific Smiles (ASX:PSQ), a dental care services company, has declared a final fully franked dividend of 2.27 Australian cents per share.

The firm’s full-year group revenue amounted to A$165.3 million, marking an 18.5% increase over the previous corresponding period.

The underlying net profit after tax (NPAT) for the year reached A$4.5 million, showing a significant improvement from a net loss of A$3.2 million reported in the previous year.

Moving forward, the company is well-positioned to boost shareholder returns in 2024.

Early performance metrics for fiscal 2024 point towards a continuation of growth across primary operating and financial aspects.

Pacific Smiles is an Australia-based dental services provider, operating numerous dental centres across the country, focusing on high quality, patient-focused care.

Reject Shop (ASX:TRS) has reported a significant rise in their FY net profit.

The corresponding increase is approximately 30.5%, bringing the net profit to a substantial A$10.3 million.

Reject Shop is a renowned discount retail chain store in Australia, offering a wide array of general consumer merchandise and everyday needs at low prices.

Soco Corporation (ASX:SOC) reported a 46.6% increase in their FY23 revenue amounting to A$19.7M.

The company also mentioned a statutory FY23 NPAT of A$1.5M.

Adding to shareholders' interests, they have declared a final dividend of 0.5 Australian cents per share.

The company stated that they are on a search for expansion opportunities in Melbourne, Sydney, and Perth.

Continuing to maintain a growth-oriented strategic direction, Soco Corporation (ASX:SOC) is also exploring targeted merger and acquisition opportunities.

Soco Corporation is an international corporation that focuses on relevant implementation strategies, targeted towards the growth of their business portfolio.

Shape Australia (ASX:SHA) Corporation today announced its financial year underlying EBITDA of A$19.4M, which shows a significant 104% increase.

Additionally, the company has declared dividends of 11.5 AU cents per share.

The financial year revenue of the corporation was reported to be A$862.4M, marking a significant increase of 31% compared to the previous year.

Shape Australia is a leading corporation involved in various business ventures throughout Australia.

Smartgroup Corporation (ASX:SIQ) has declared an interim dividend of 15.5 Australian cents per share, which comes fully franked.

Smartgroup Corporation is a company specialized in providing employee management services.

St Barbara (ASX:SBM) has made an announcement regarding its financial performance.

The company reported a statutory loss after tax of A$429 million for the current fiscal year.

In addition, the firm disclosed its full-year revenue which accounts for both continued as well as discontinued operations.

It amounted to A$697 million, compared to the A$680 million from the previous year.

St Barbara is an Australian gold mining company known for producing high-quality gold and contributing to the development of gold mining technologies.