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DTI Group has delivered the initial batch of hardware for the Adelaide Metro Trams PACIS upgrade, marking a key milestone in its transit technology contract. The company reported $1.6 million in receipts for the quarter, alongside a modest cash balance of $347,000.

X2M Connect reports a challenging quarter with a 64% revenue drop due to exiting low-margin hardware sales but boosts gross margin and expands its footprint with new contracts in the Middle East and South Korea alongside launching an AI platform for renewables.

Vintage Energy reported a dip in quarterly sales and production but achieved cost savings and secured a key permit renewal, positioning itself for a production uplift program despite recent flooding delays.

Mad Paws Holdings Limited reported a resilient Q3 FY25 with an 8% rise in Group Cash EBITDA despite a 6% dip in operating revenue, driven by marketplace strength and a major new brand campaign.

Fluence Corporation reported a robust Q1 2025 with revenue surging 64.5% year-over-year, driven by the Ivory Coast Addendum project, while EBITDA turned positive for the first time in over a year. The company maintains its full-year guidance despite tariff uncertainties.

Visionflex Group reported a 46% year-on-year rise in annual recurring revenue to $1.7 million, secured key contracts including a $1 million virtual nursing pilot, and targets operating cash flow positivity in Q4 FY25.

Way2VAT Ltd reported a robust 54% increase in Q1 FY25 revenue to A$1.05 million, driven by new client onboarding and higher VAT claim volumes, alongside strategic cost reductions and fresh credit facilities.

Peet Limited has upgraded its FY25 net profit forecast, buoyed by a robust project pipeline and solid settlement progress, signaling sustained growth in the property development sector.

Lumos Diagnostics reported a 21% quarter-on-quarter revenue increase in Q3 FY25, driven by strong product sales and expanded development agreements. The company also secured Medicare coverage in key US regions and advanced its pivotal FebriDx CLIA waiver study with FDA submission expected by year-end.

Atturra Limited reports a robust first half of FY25 with revenue growth nearing 28%, driven by recent acquisitions and expanding service offerings, while updating full-year guidance amid cautious government sector risks.

Audinate Group Limited's half-year results reveal a sharp 38.4% revenue decline and a $2.2 million net loss, driven by reduced chip demand as customers clear inventory. Yet, growth in OEM partnerships hints at potential recovery.

Artrya has secured a pivotal three-year commercial contract with Sonic Healthcare Australia to deploy its AI-driven Salix Coronary Anatomy platform across over 125 radiology centres, marking a significant step in commercialising its coronary artery disease diagnostic technology.