Latest Licensing Agreements News

Wellnex Life Limited has expanded its financing with a new A$2.5 million loan facility, enhancing its financial flexibility to support ongoing business growth and settle long-term obligations.

PARKD Limited has clinched exclusive national rights to prefabricate key modular building components from Fielders, positioning itself to capitalize on booming construction sectors like data centres and self-storage across Australia.

Jumbo Interactive has inked a five-year SaaS agreement to power RSL Queensland’s Dream Home Art Union lottery, Australia’s largest prize home lottery. This deal marks a strategic shift from reseller to platform partner, reinforcing Jumbo’s leadership in the charity lottery sector.

Livium Ltd has inked a term sheet with the University of Melbourne to exclusively commercialise innovative microwave technology for rare earth elements extraction, promising high recovery rates and major energy savings.

Cambium Bio has secured a strategic partnership with French pharmaceutical leader Benta SAS to commercialise its regenerative dry eye treatment, Elate Ocular, across Europe and the Middle East. This follows a second platelet-lysate licensing deal within days, underscoring growing industry confidence in Cambium’s platform.

Cambium Bio has struck a licensing deal with Keke Medtech to commercialise its fibrin biologic in dental applications, unlocking new markets and non-dilutive funding.

ClearVue Technologies reported a striking 553% revenue increase to nearly $250,000 in FY2025, alongside a 7% reduction in net loss, driven by strategic partnerships and global project wins.

Firebrick Pharma reported a substantial increase in Nasodine Nasal Spray revenues in FY25, alongside a widening net loss driven by reduced R&D incentives and increased marketing investments. The company is advancing its international rollout with new licensing deals and board appointments.

Streamplay Studio’s FY25 preliminary results reveal a striking 121% income surge, driven by the strategic acquisition of North American game studio Noodlecake, positioning the company for a $10 million annual income trajectory.

Cycliq Group Limited reported a 3.8% revenue increase to AUD 4.78 million for FY2025 alongside a significant reduction in net loss, driven by strategic product enhancements and a new AI partnership. The company also strengthened its board and launched a revamped e-commerce platform, positioning itself for growth despite ongoing legal and operational risks.

Streamplay Studio Limited reported a remarkable 201% surge in operating revenue for FY25, driven by its strategic acquisition of Noodlecake Studios and expansion into new markets. Despite a wider operating loss, the company achieved positive cash flow and profitability in the final quarter, signaling a promising turnaround.

Patrys Limited reported a 14.9% reduction in net loss for FY2025, driven by lower R&D expenses and tax incentives, while impairing key PAT-DX1 assets and shifting focus to PAT-DX3 development.