Resonance Health’s shares have observed a remarkable 35.4% surge, reaching a value of A$0.088.

This marks the most substantial intraday percentage increase since December 30, 2021.

The stock achieved its highest rate since June 3, 2022.

The company announced that it has entered a contract with Sun Pharmaceutical Industries to offer clinical research organization (CRO), laboratory analysis and imaging services for the clinical trial of Sun Pharmaceutical’s new drug compound in Australia.

The value of this clinical trial agreement is estimated at A$6.33 million in revenue over the coming 18 months.

As of the last close, the company shares had risen by 8.3% this year.

Resonance Health (ASX:RHT) is a medical technology company that provides health-care solutions to improve patient outcomes.

Orexplore Technologies (ASX:OXT) witnessed a monumental surge in its shares, escalating as much as 122.8% to reach A$0.103, marking their highest intra-day jump.

The Mining services provider recently signed a commercial agreement with BHP Group, earning them A$1.55 million.

Further specifying, the agreement will facilitate the deployment of the company’s specialized technology to BHP’s onshore Carrapateena operation in South Australia.

The stock has reached its highest level since January 25, despite having fallen 48.9% this year up until the last close.

Orexplore Technologies is a provider of specialized mining services and technology.

Enero Group (ASX:EGG) recently reported their full-year net profit after tax, amounting to A$24.4 million.

This number denotes a decrease from the previous year, when the company reported a net profit after tax of A$27.1 million.

In addition, Enero announced a final dividend of 4.5 Australian cents per share.

The company’s net revenue also saw a noteworthy jump, totaling A$241.6 million as compared to the previous A$193.4 million.

Enero remains optimistic about their future, expressing confidence in their ability to continue building momentum in fiscal year 2024 and beyond.

They also anticipate that technology clients will begin to return to more normalized trading by calendar year 2024, and they expect to maintain their momentum as macroeconomic pressures ease.

Enero Group (ASX:EGG) is a multinational company providing marketing, communication and technology solutions.

Education technology company 3P Learning (ASX:3PL) has provided its financial guidance for the fiscal year 2024.

The firm estimates its revenue will lie between A$112.0M and A$115.0M.

The company plans to increase its revenue and cash flow while maintaining strict cost control during the 2024 tax year.

Additionally, the company predicts its underlying EBITDA for FY24 to be between A$15.0M and A$17.0M.

Furthermore, the company has set a goal for fiscal year 2024 to generate higher cash from operations, before tax and investments, relative to fiscal year 2023.

3P Learning offers learning resources that blend elements of gamification, personalized learning, and brain science to foster engagement and progress in academic subjects.

A financial report was recently released by Jervois Global (ASX:JRV), revealing a half-year total loss after tax.

This loss was an unprecedented $93.945 million, in stark contrast to the company’s prior profit of $2.854 million.

The report also detailed the Finland segment of the business, which generated a revenue of $114.259 million.

Unfortunately, this marked a significant 42% decrease in the Finland branch’s revenue.

Jervois Global is an international company involved in diversified investments around the globe.

On 18 August, Pengana Capital Group (ASX:PCG) posted their funds under management as of 31 July, boasting a total of A$3,028.7 million.

Pengana Capital Group (ASX:PCG) forms part of the broader financial services field, with a focus on pooled development funds.

Magellan Financial (ASX:MFG) declared a final dividend of 39.8 AU cents per each of its holdings.

The company also presented its total revenue and other income for the financial year, showing A$431.7 million, a decrease from the previous figure of A$553.5 million.

Magellan Financial is a global finance company specializing in asset management, fund maintenance and advisory services.

Abacus Property (ASX:ABG) has reported a group statutory profit of A$25.5 million in fiscal year 23, marking a decrease of 95.1% from previous figures.

Meanwhile, funds from operations increased to A$175.0 million, up 8.8% from fiscal year 22.

The firm also announced a distribution per security of 18.4 Australian cents during fiscal year 23.

Moreover, Abacus Property confirmed the distribution guidance for fiscal year 24 at 6.0 Australian cents per Abacus Storage King security.

They have also confirmed the guidance of 8.5 Australian cents per Abacus Group security for fiscal year 24, with payout ratio assumed to fall within the range of 85% to 95% of FFO.

Abacus Property is a leading Australian real estate company with a diverse portfolio of investments.

Financial institution MyState (ASX:MYS) projects its FY24 earnings per share, the bank’s underlying cost-to-income ratio, and return on equity to be, in line with those of FY23.

As well being in tune with the previous financial year, their bank lending predictions reveal a lending growth around twice the system for FY24.

MyState is a financial institution which provides banking and financial services.

3P Learning (ASX:3PL) recently revealed a surge in annual revenues, marking an increase of 10.0%, reaching an impressive A$106.9 million in total.

This reflected positively in their overall annual results, with the company also reporting a profit of A$6.4 million attributable for the same fiscal year.

3P Learning is a global leader in online education, providing comprehensive learning resources for students and schools.