SHINE JUSTICE LTD.

Shine Justice reports adjusted revenue of AUD 220.4m (+7.8%) and adjusted EBITDA of AUD 44.7m (+13.9%) for FY2026. Adjusted net profit rose 62.9% to AUD 15.8m and adjusted earnings per share climbed 87% to 11.19 cents. Statutory figures were hit by one-off charges of around AUD 13m related to an older class action. Management expects further growth in FY2027 but anticipates material effects from technology investments only from 2028; the share price rose 6.78% to $0.63 after the announcement. » More on de.investing.com

Shine Justice reported a net profit after tax of AUD 6.7m in H1 2026 after a loss a year earlier and revenue rose 8% to AUD 108.8m. EBITDA increased 77% to AUD 21.1m, the margin improved from 11% to 19% and earnings per share rose to AUD 0.0455. Management highlights investments in technology and operational efficiency, announces ambitious profit and revenue guidance, and warns of cash‑flow volatility due to delayed comparisons and net debt of AUD 39.9m. The stock fell 2.08% in trading to AUD 0.72. » More on de.investing.com

Shine Justice reported a net profit after tax of $6.7m for the first half of FY26 (prior year: -$1.7m), revenue rising to $108.8m and EBITDA of $21.1m with a 19% margin. The driver was the personal injury segment with $90.6m in revenue and a more-than-doubling of segment EBITDA to $20.3m. Operating gross cash flow was temporarily negative ($6.3m) but normalises to $11.3m on an adjusted basis; management expects stronger results in the second half. Shine Justice is investing in AI and data platforms, pursuing international expansion, and announced a tax-credited interim dividend of 1.5 cents plus an active share buyback program. » More on de.investing.com