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Excite Technology Services has landed a $676,000 contract with the Department of Home Affairs to enhance national digital forensics capabilities, marking a significant step in its government IT services growth.

Jayride Group launches a new B2B SaaS platform aimed at transforming ground transportation with integrated payments, fleet management, and AI tools, promising higher margins and scalable growth.

Envirosuite has secured a key regulatory green light from FIRB for its acquisition by Ideagen, moving the proposed Scheme of Arrangement closer to shareholder approval.

Vection Technologies has secured a $2.6 million contract to co-develop SAFE-XR, an AI-powered safety compliance platform using augmented reality and wearable tech for industrial inspections in Italy.

BirdDog Technology has postponed its shareholder meeting to July 22, raising its share buy-back price by 40% to 7 cents ahead of a proposed ASX delisting. Major shareholders back the move, signaling strong support for the company’s exit plan.

X2M Connect has secured a $3 million deal to supply 100,000 IoT-connected personal safety devices for Seoul’s 2025 Smart City initiative, with potential to scale to one million units.

Activeport Group has launched its version 3.0 GPU orchestration software, enabling a major expansion in cloud gaming capacity with a large-scale deployment supporting Radian Arc and Jio’s gaming platforms.

ANZ Bank has extended its contract with Knosys for another year, securing continued access to the KnowledgeIQ platform while negotiating a transformative three-year cloud migration and AI integration deal.

Adveritas Limited has raised $8.5 million through an oversubscribed institutional placement, positioning itself for expansion into the US market and accelerated product development.

Streamplay’s Noodlecake Studios reports strong early success with mobile launches Super Flappy Golf and Ultimate Chicken Horse, while building momentum for upcoming PC and console titles.

xReality Group is rapidly transforming its business by focusing on its high-growth Operator XR training platform, while preparing to divest legacy entertainment assets. The company reports record revenue and expanding global reach, particularly in the US defence and law enforcement sectors.

Credit Intelligence Ltd has agreed to sell its 60% stake in the loss-making subsidiary OneStep Information Technology Limited for a nominal sum, expecting a modest gain. This move aligns with its strategic pivot towards profitable ventures amid ongoing ASX suspension challenges.