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Assetora Limited has released its audited FY25 financial report showing a significant reduction in losses and a strengthened capital position, highlighted by the reopening of the DomaCom Fund and a $3 million private placement. The company aims to leverage these developments to accelerate growth in funds under management.

CONNEQT Health has disclosed significant revisions to its 2025 financial results, highlighting increased losses driven by a larger-than-expected fair value write-down on its inHealth investment and a heightened inventory provision.

ImpediMed secures expanded insurance reimbursement for its SOZO platform, now covering over 301 million US lives and enhancing early detection of breast cancer-related lymphedema.

CONNEQT Health has raised $2 million through a convertible note facility with a director-owned entity, providing fresh capital to support its growth plans. Shareholder approval will be key to unlocking the full benefits of this funding.

Advanced Health Intelligence has appointed Dylan Garnett as its new CEO, signaling a strategic pivot towards commercialisation and revenue growth. Garnett’s extensive background in healthcare, insurance, and digital health positions AHI for its next growth phase.

TALi Digital has successfully placed 446 million shares to close the shortfall from its recent entitlement offer, raising $446,000. The company also highlights its strategic acquisition of You Can Do It! Education, expanding its reach in digital health and social-emotional learning.

Cardiex Limited reported a 10% revenue increase in FY25, driven by new product launches and significant cost reductions, positioning the company for growth in FY26 with strong backing from C2 Ventures.

Hydrix Limited narrowed its FY2025 loss to $2.92 million, driven by significant cost reductions and steady revenue from expanding international medtech clients. Despite ongoing challenges in sales cycles and funding, the company remains focused on innovation and strategic investments.

MedAdvisor Limited reported a staggering $60.2 million loss for FY25, driven by operational challenges and asset impairments, while divesting its ANZ business and becoming debt-free.

Audeara Limited reported a 19% revenue increase to $3.79 million for FY25, driven by strong Australian wholesale growth and expanding international partnerships. Despite a net loss of $1.79 million, the company’s AUA Technology division and new licensing deals position it for future profitability.

Audeara Limited reports a strong start to FY26 with a 46% revenue increase driven by Australian wholesale growth and a key international partnership. The company’s global ambitions are further highlighted by multiple export award nominations.

Audeara Limited has secured a five-year licensing agreement with Eastech (Huizhou) Co., Ltd. to bring its advanced hearing technology to China’s booming medical device market, leveraging major e-commerce platforms for distribution.