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Australia's Aurizon gains after reaffirming FY27 earnings outlook

By Reuters News

** Shares of Australia's Aurizon AZJ.AX rise as much as 1.5% to A$3.910, marking their biggest intraday pct gain since October 12

** Rail freight operator reaffirms FY27 forecast, including underlying EBITDA of A$1.73 billion-A$1.78 billion ($1.20 bln-$1.23 bln) and a full-year dividend of 23-24 AU cents per share

** Co says FY27 non-growth capex forecast of A$590 million-A$660 million and growth capex forecast of A$70 million-A$120 million also remains unchanged

** Expects EBITDA from its bulk and containerised freight business to be higher than FY26, while EBITDA from its coal segment is expected to be lower

** YTD, stock up 6.6%, including session's moves



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