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Thor Energy has inked a binding agreement with DISA Technologies to treat uranium waste at its Colorado Projects, leveraging DISA’s newly granted U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission license. This deal promises revenue from recovered uranium and critical minerals without upfront costs.

BrainChip Holdings Ltd showcased its leadership in ultra-low-power edge AI technology, emphasizing strong partnerships and a growing product portfolio targeting high-growth sectors like defense and healthcare.

dorsaVi reports a striking 15-fold increase in US Physical Therapy clinic subscriptions for its ViMove+ product, driven by strong surgeon endorsements and a successful face-to-face training rollout.

OpenLearning Limited has inked a five-year, usage-based SaaS agreement with Systems Plus College Foundation, marking a significant step in expanding its AI-powered learning platform across Southeast Asia.

1414 Degrees has completed all technical milestones with Woodside, retaining full ownership of its SiBox technology and advancing commercialisation efforts in industrial decarbonisation and hydrogen.

Imagion Biosystems has reached key milestones in its MagSense® HER2 breast cancer imaging program, including starting manufacturing for its Phase 2 trial and launching an AI imaging protocol collaboration with Wayne State University.

4DMedical Limited has secured FDA clearance for CT – VQ™, the first non-contrast CT-based ventilation-perfusion imaging technology, promising to transform lung diagnostics by replacing traditional nuclear scans.

My Rewards International Limited reports a 47% revenue drop but narrows losses by 45%, fueled by strategic acquisition and tech innovation. The company advances ASX reinstatement with a capital raise and debt conversion plan.

Novatti Group reports a record $51.8 million revenue for FY25 alongside a 65% improvement in underlying EBITDA, signaling a successful turnaround and a strategic pivot back to growth.

BluGlass Limited reported a 16% rise in revenue to $11.7 million for FY25, driven by key US Department of Defense contracts and new partnerships. However, the company’s net loss increased 8% to nearly $11 million amid ongoing R&D investment and operational scaling.

DUG Technology reports a landmark US$52 million services order book for FY25 despite a net loss, driven by new imaging tech and mobile data centre launches.

Objective Corporation reports robust FY2025 results with strong recurring revenue growth and deepening AI integration, setting ambitious targets for FY2026.