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TrivarX has launched a pivotal mental health clinical trial in partnership with the US Department of Veterans Affairs, leveraging its innovative ECG-based technology to screen for major depressive episodes. The company also secured $2.25 million in funding, positioning it for regulatory milestones ahead.

Hydrix Limited reports improved operating performance in Q3 FY25, buoyed by FDA clearance of its Gyder Surgical Hip Navigation system and a reduced cash operating loss, while managing tight liquidity with shareholder support.

Optiscan Imaging Ltd has revealed its next-generation InForm™ pathology imaging device and strengthened its executive team, while reporting a robust cash position supported by a $1.775 million R&D tax refund for the quarter ended 31 March 2025.

ImpediMed Limited reported a record A$3.4 million revenue in Q3 FY25, bolstered by a surge in Annual Recurring Revenue and a strategic sales leadership change aimed at accelerating SOZO platform adoption.

4DMedical Limited reports a 103% surge in year-to-date revenue, secures major contracts with leading healthcare providers, and advances its CT:VQ™ technology towards FDA clearance.

Echo IQ Limited marked a pivotal quarter with FDA clearance for EchoSolv AS, strategic US partnerships, and a clear path toward reimbursement and broader commercialisation.

Nova Eye Medical reported a 27% rise in Q3FY25 sales excluding China, driven by record US performance and a sharp reduction in glaucoma segment losses. The company confirmed FY25 revenue guidance and unveiled plans to expand its iTrack™ technology into ocular drug delivery.

EBOS Group Limited posted robust interim results for H1 FY25, with underlying EBITDA rising 7.1% excluding the Chemist Warehouse Australia contract, driven by strong organic growth and strategic investments. The company maintained its dividend and reiterated FY25 EBITDA guidance between $575 million and $600 million.

Artrya Limited has launched a A$15 million capital raising to fund the development and commercial rollout of its Salix AI-powered coronary artery disease diagnostic platform, targeting the lucrative US healthcare market.

Artrya Limited has secured A$15 million through a two-tranche placement aimed at accelerating regulatory approvals and commercial rollout of its Salix® coronary artery disease diagnostic software in the US.

Pro Medicus Limited has announced a fully franked ordinary dividend of AUD 0.25 per share for the six months ending December 2024, signaling continued shareholder returns without the need for external approvals.

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.