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I Synergy ended the September quarter with A$44,000 in cash and an estimated 0.76 quarters of funding, before securing A$200,000 in loan funding after quarter-end. Its proposed Macau digital economy partnership remains non-binding, while a prior half-year review flagged material uncertainty around going concern.

Spectur closed the September quarter with $762,000 in cash after a $1.10 million operating outflow, leaving it with an estimated 0.69 quarters of funding. The company is relying on cost savings, stronger seasonal receipts, collections of $1.1 million in receivables and a proposed $770,000 R&D tax credit advance to improve liquidity.

TZ Limited reduced net operating cash outflow to $275,000 in the September quarter, but ended with just $185,000 in cash against $5.055 million of drawn debt. The company says it has received funding proposals from more than one party, though no transaction has been completed.

Stakk delivered a second consecutive quarter of positive operating cash flow, reaching A$731,000 as its newly enlarged group reported A$16.075 million in unaudited pro-forma revenue. The more revealing test arrives next quarter, when ParaScript contributes a full period of statutory cash flows while acquisition-related obligations begin to bite.

Decidr AI Industries reported a sharp quarterly fall in its invoicing-based AER, even as customer receipts reached a record and Sugarwork’s qualified pipeline expanded. The company is relying on A$11 million of annualised cost reductions and upcoming product launches to extend its runway and convert enterprise interest into recurring revenue.

Vection Technologies has started FY27 with stronger customer receipts, a sharply narrower operating cash loss and A$7.0 million in quarter-end cash. The next test is whether Defence, Retelit and URBANnext commitments convert into reported revenue through the year.

Aura has reported 25% year-on-year exit ARR growth and positive underlying free cash flow in its first quarter after completing the Qoria acquisition. The company reaffirmed its 2026 targets, but the result remains pro forma and unaudited as integration work begins.

xReality Group expanded its Operator XR customer base, recurring revenue and sales pipeline in the first quarter, while securing its first US Marine Corps order after quarter end. But the company remains focused on completing its FY26 audit and reinstating trading, with $1.4 million in quarter-end cash against $4.55 million of secured debt.

X2M Connect has raised A$1.4 million through a placement as it shifts capital and management focus towards regional data centres, AI infrastructure and energy management. The move comes after first-quarter revenue fell 34% and the company recorded a larger adjusted EBITDA loss, with a further A$3.6 million rights issue planned.

Sparc Technologies has moved its graphene additive business from testing towards commercial adoption, with a first ecosparc® delivery to a tier 1 coatings manufacturer and more than 20 active qualification programs. The September quarter also delivered hydrogen progress and fresh funding, but the company reported only 1.14 quarters of cash coverage before subsequent receipts.

Gratifii says its largest enterprise quarter has put Qantas, Woolworths MarketPlus and other major loyalty programs onto its expanding rewards marketplace. The commercial reach is significant, but the update leaves transaction volumes, margins and cash contribution largely unquantified.

DXN has delivered a sharp revenue rebound and lifted its backlog to A$30.8 million, but the growth story is complicated by the expected cancellation of its maiden A$8.8 million AI contract. The company is relying on a new A$12.2 million project, expanding factories and improved customer collections to convert momentum into cash.