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Oneview Healthcare has secured A$12.3 million from its placement and security purchase plan, though the SPP fell well short of its A$2 million target. The company will now seek shareholder approval for the final tranche of its A$19 million raise at the September AGM.

Pro Medicus Limited has announced an on-market buy-back program targeting up to 10% of its ordinary shares, aiming to return capital to shareholders without requiring approval.

Enlitic has secured a $250,000 data migration contract with St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, marking its first foray into paediatric healthcare and opening doors for its AI-powered platform Ensight.

Global Health Ltd reports stable revenue and a significant EBITDA improvement in H1 FY26, driven by a strategic shift to SaaS platforms and AI integration. The company’s partnership with Best Practice and upcoming Lifecard launch position it for growth in Australia’s digital healthcare sector.

Oneview Healthcare PLC has launched a Security Purchase Plan (SPP) to raise up to A$2 million, following a recent A$19 million placement. The SPP offers eligible shareholders discounted shares to support AI development and customer deployments.

dorsaVi has secured significant commercial and clinical milestones with new elite sports and European clinical partnerships, showcasing its advanced real-time AI sensor technology.

InteliCare Holdings has appointed seasoned healthcare executive Angus Cameron as CEO to lead its transition from pilot projects to full-scale commercial deployment following a major aged care contract.

Oneview Healthcare has successfully raised A$19 million through a two-tranche placement and launched a Security Purchase Plan to further strengthen its financial position and accelerate AI development.

Micro-X has reached a key development milestone with the completion of its first Full Body CT laboratory test bench, securing a $1.6 million payment from US government partner ARPA-H and advancing its innovative medical imaging program.

Mach7 Technologies has completed its on-market share buy-back, acquiring over six million shares at an average price well below the initial $5 million cap. The move signals a cautious but confident approach to capital management amid evolving market conditions.

Mach7 Technologies reported a 23% drop in revenue to $13.65 million for H1 FY26, alongside a sharp increase in net loss to $5.75 million, as it embarks on a strategic commercial reset and expands its Asia-based engineering capabilities.

DorsaVi Limited reported a steep increase in its half-year loss to $3.6 million, driven by declining revenues and a sharp rise in operating costs, despite raising over $5 million in fresh capital.