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NVIDIA Corporation is an American semiconductor company and a global manufacturer of high-end graphics processing units (GPUs). The company is based in California and has five operating segments: (1) Data Center, (2) Gaming, (3) Professional Visualisation, (4) Automotive, and (5) Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM). As the engine of Artificial Intelligence (AI), NVIDIA is committed to accelerating the growth of generative AI, by recognising it as a new computing platform, like the PC, internet and mobile-cloud.

Salesforce was founded in 1999 in San Francisco, California. It is the leading Customer Relationship Management (CRM) software provider and pioneered Software as a Service (SaaS). Salesforce’s pioneering SaaS model meant it was the first company to have all its software and customer data hosted on the internet and made available via monthly subscription.

SHJ reported FY26 adjusted EBITDA of A$44.7m (A$39.3m pcp) and adjusted NPAT of A$15.8m (A$9.7m pcp). Personal Injury contributed to the strong result, with EBITDA up 18.4% to A$36.6m. Statutory EBITDA was A$31.7m and NPAT A$6.7m, after a A$13.0m write-down on a legacy class action (an A$11.2m revenue constraint increase and A$1.8m of disbursement write-downs). SHJ is considering an appeal. Operating cash flow was steady at A$19.0m. Net WIP rose to A$366.6m, cash fell to A$12.5m and net debt increased to A$86.3m (including leases). A fully franked final dividend of 2.5c was declared (FY26 total 4.0c, vs 5.0c pcp).

FY26 EBITDA of A$152m (-35% yoy) came in slightly ahead of guidance (+2% above the top end) supported by improved performances within Networks/Retail. Turnaround initiatives are beginning to take shape, with emerging signs of improving sales momentum through the 2H (+0.4% LFL in final 5 months), which has carried into FY27 (sales slightly ahead yoy led by Trade parts and Networks). BAP is pointing to modest FY27 sales growth and a materially stronger 2H NPAT skew. The balance sheet position (~1.7x gearing) and signs of operational stability suggest the group can return to earnings growth in FY27. Whilst still early in the turnaround, the group is beginning to make some progress. Upgrade to HOLD.

MYS delivered a solid 2H26 result, with underlying EPS +7% vs 1H26, ROTE approaching double-digits, and a 0.5 cps bump to the DPS. Strategy remains on track, with underlying growth, Auswide merger cost synergies on schedule, accelerated growth in the higher-returning Selfco and TPT Wealth businesses, and potential for further M&A.

G50 continues to unlock value across its asset base, with recent activity extending the Golconda system, delivering a high-grade gold discovery at White Caps, and advancing potential gallium development pathways amid an increasingly supportive backdrop for critical minerals. Following the recent Hancock-cornerstoned placement, the Company is well funded to accelerate exploration and advance potential gallium monetisation pathways, supporting early cash flow, financing and permitting for the broader Golconda deposit. We maintain our SPECULATIVE BUY rating with a target price of A$1.94ps.

CIP delivered FY26 FFO of 18.2cpu and distributions of 16.8cpu, both in line with guidance but at the bottom of the upgraded 18.2-18.5cpu range, and 1% below MorgansF of 18.4cpu. CIP produced +5.2% like-for-like NOI growth, a near record 226,200sqm of leasing completed, spreads moderating to 30%, and +$116m like-for-like valuation gains, resulting in NTA up 2.3% to $4.01/unit. FY27 FFO guidance of 18.8-19.2cpu was above market expectations, while the 17.3cpu of distribution guidance in FY27 reflects a more modest 3% growth (vs pcp), driven by rent reversion leasing in the second half. We rate CIP ACCUMULATE, with a $3.25/sh PT, as the 6% distribution should continue to grow as rental income grows through a mix of positive rent reversion and lease indexation.

DXI reported a solid result (12-Aug) although FY27 guidance came in below market expectations, with FFO forecast to decline 3.4% (vs pcp) to 17.0 cps, as DXI cycles off the sale of its high-yielding suburban office assets, whilst also navigating higher interest charges. Distributions in FY27 remain unchanged at 16.6cps. DXI currently trades at a 29% discount to NTA, with a 6.9% distribution yield (FY27). We rate DXI a HOLD, with a $2.35/sh price target.

WPR’s 1H26 result was marginally ahead of our expectations, with management reaffirming CY26 Distributable EPS (DEPS) guidance of 17.14cps. With limited expiries in CY27/28 (13% of NLA), WPR remains sensitive to the wider rate environment, and physical asset transactions point to some incremental softening in cap rates, albeit highly contingent on asset quality and location. Trading at a c.7% distribution yield and 20% discount to NTA we do see value. However, higher rates are likely to remain a headwind to earnings growth over CY27/28. To this end, our target price remains broadly unchanged at $2.55, as we reiterate our ACCUMULATE recommendation on valuation grounds.

We take this opportunity to update our forecasts to reflect the acquisition of BetMakers Technology Group (BET), and the FY26 results of both companies. We gained encouragement from TAH's FY26 result, with the company responding to a modest growth environment (+1%) with disciplined cost control, while softer D&A helped underlying NPAT come in +6% ahead of market expectations and broadly in line with our estimates. Other highlights for us included strong customer retention following the introduction of the new retail commercial model, the rollout of next-generation terminals, and a strong sports performance through the FIFA World Cup. Following the release of full year results and accounting for BET, our EPS forecasts are revised -2%/+3%/+12% across FY27/28/29F. Given the resilient share price performance and the AUSTRAC investigation discount, we revise our rating to Accumulate from Buy, with an unchanged target price of $1.02.