Galaxy Entertainment Group (HKG:0027) reported HK$12.4 billion in first quarter 2026 revenue, up 11% from HK$11.20 billion a year earlier, according to a Tuesday filing with the Hong Kong bourse.
Revenue from the gaming business increased to HK$10.02 billion from HK$8.92 billion in the prior year. Non-gaming revenue stood at HK$1.71 billion, rising from HK$1.56 billion, while sales from construction materials fell to HK$666 million from HK$723 million, figures showed.
Adairs' (ASX:ADH) shares rose over 3% in recent trading on Tuesday after it said in a filing late on Monday that billionaire Brett Blundy became a substantial holder of the firm.Brett Blundy, BBFIT Investments, and BBRC International, as trustee for The BB Family International Trust, acquired voting power of 5.1% as May 7. They hold 9.1 million of the firm's fully-paid ordinary shares.
Suzhou Qingyue Optoelectronics Technology's (SHA:688496) chief financial officer, Zhang Xiaobo, resigned due to personal reasons, according to a Shanghai bourse filing on Tuesday.Zhang will continue to serve in other positions within the new display device manufacturer.Chen Gang, the company's general manager, will temporarily perform the duties of the CFO until Zhang's successor is named.The company's shares slumped 20% during the afternoon trade.
Humm Group (ASX:HUM) said the Federal Court of Australia awarded party‑to‑party costs of AU$3.25 million, which were paid in full on May 6, in the proceedings brought by SMBC Leasing and Finance against Humm and its wholly-owned unit, Flexirent Capital, according to a Tuesday Australian bourse filing.The court on May 5 ordered that Flexirent and Humm pay SMBC AU$3.25 million as SMBC's costs of the proceedings fixed as a lump sum by the court.The firm had paid SMBC damages and interest totalling AU$19.5 million on March 2. Humm increased its provision for this matter to AU$19.0 million, after the court judgment on Jan. 30. In March, the firm recognized a separate provision of AU$3 million for costs associated with the proceedings.