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Cluey Ltd is offering to buy back shares valued under $500 from small shareholders at a 10% premium before its ASX delisting, aiming to tidy up its register and ease the transition off the exchange.

ReadCloud Limited’s June quarter saw a record $3.5m in cash receipts from its school businesses, driving 6% year-to-date growth despite exiting its Industry Training arm. The company forecasts over $1m uEBITDA for FY26 and is building momentum for FY27 expansion.

AdNeo Limited achieved a record positive operating cash flow of $451k in Q4 FY26 and secured significant customer contracts, setting the stage for disciplined growth in FY27.

Cluey Ltd has formally requested voluntary delisting from the ASX, with the exchange agreeing in principle subject to shareholder approval and regulatory conditions. A general meeting is scheduled for 13 August 2026 to vote on the proposal.

ReadyTech has been chosen to provide the Student Management System platform across all 11 Victorian TAFE Institutes, marking a major expansion of its footprint in vocational education technology.

Cluey Ltd plans to voluntarily delist from the ASX, citing thin trading volumes, undervaluation, and cost savings of around A$500,000 annually. Shareholders will vote on the proposal in August 2026, alongside a small parcel buy-back and the closure of its UK subsidiary Code Camp.

TALi Digital is transforming its established educational programs into an AI-driven platform, leveraging a validated cognitive technology and a national footprint in over 500 schools to tap a largely under-penetrated market.

3P Learning confirms FY26 guidance, wins a New Zealand Ministry of Education contract, secures a $5.5 million tax refund, and signals a return to dividends with a $9.6 million payout planned.

Janison Education Group has wrapped up its largest FY26 assessment programs including NAPLAN and its first New Zealand Ministry of Education event, while progressing AI capabilities and navigating a $3 million revenue impact from exiting NSW venue hire services.

ReadCloud Limited’s 1H26 results reveal robust growth in school-focused businesses, with cash receipts up 22% and operating cash flow rising 10%, positioning the company to outperform its FY26 earnings guidance.

ReadCloud announces CEO Andrew Skelton’s departure after three years of operational overhaul and financial turnaround, appointing CFO Luke Murphy as interim CEO amid strong growth momentum.

ReadCloud Limited posted a record $5.2 million in quarterly cash receipts for Q2 FY26, driven by surging demand in its school-focused ReadCloudVET and eBooks divisions. The company now serves 440 schools and is on track to meet its FY26 financial targets without raising capital.