Latest Audio Pixels Holdings (ASX:AKP) News

A handful of small caps ripped higher, but plenty still slipped even after good news. This week’s biggest moves came from a platform partnership win, a reinstated stock, and a cash settlement that removed a long-running dispute.

Audio Pixels Holdings Limited reported a $7.2 million loss for the half-year ending June 2025, while making significant strides in refining its MEMS digital loudspeaker fabrication process and securing a $6 million loan facility.

Audio Pixels Holdings has locked in a $6 million unsecured loan facility from an investor linked to its chairman, with conversion to notes contingent on shareholder approval and company milestones.

Audio Pixels has validated a major technical milestone for its digital MEMS speaker array and raised $1.25 million through convertible notes, while securing a $6 million funding commitment to support ongoing development amid continued ASX trading suspension.

Audio Pixels has successfully developed an independent MEMS fabrication process for its second-generation digital loudspeaker, overcoming previous manufacturing hurdles and paving the way for scalable production.

Audio Pixels Holdings has made significant technical strides in its MEMS-based Digital Sound Reconstruction technology while securing $1.25 million in new convertible note funding. Despite progress, the company remains suspended from ASX pending further capital raises.

Audio Pixels Holdings has raised A$1.25 million through unsecured convertible notes from sophisticated investors, with the Chairman’s company poised to invest up to A$2 million pending shareholder approval. This funding boost aims to extend the company’s working capital runway and support its strategic goals.

Audio Pixels Holdings has extended the maturity of $12.3 million in convertible notes to January 2027 and capitalised $4.05 million in accrued interest, enhancing its financial flexibility.

Audio Pixels Holdings reports a delay in its MEMS wafer production due to a key fabrication step requiring revision, while its shares remain suspended on the ASX. The company signals the need for additional funding within six months to sustain its R&D efforts.

Audio Pixels Holdings Limited reports significant progress in its MEMS fabrication and ASIC development, targeting wafer completion by Q2 2025 while managing funding and ASX suspension challenges.

Audio Pixels Holdings Limited reports significant technical progress in its Digital Sound Reconstruction technology and secures additional funding through convertible notes, while continuing to navigate ASX suspension challenges.