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AUCyber Limited has reported a return to positive operating cash flow in Q2 FY26, driven by disciplined cost control and improved working capital management. Despite a slight dip in customer receipts, the company maintains strong liquidity and is focused on sustainable growth through enhanced cybersecurity services.

Chris Wright resigns as CEO of AUCyber after overseeing key restructuring, with no immediate replacement planned due to integration with 5G Networks.

AUCyber Limited reports a rise in customer receipts and improved operating cash flow in Q1 FY26, following strategic exits from low-margin contracts and a focus on cybersecurity services.

AUCyber Limited reported a 112% revenue increase to $23 million in FY25, driven by acquisitions and cybersecurity growth, despite a $37.6 million net loss largely due to impairment charges. The company’s strategic pivot under 5G Networks’ majority ownership signals a renewed focus on sovereign cloud and AI-enhanced security services.

AUCyber reported a decline in Q4 FY25 customer receipts following a strategic exit from lower-margin contracts, while completing a $2.7 million capital raise that strengthens its cash position.

AUCyber Limited reported a decline in Q3 FY25 cash receipts amid strategic rationalisation and a completed takeover by 5G Networks Limited, which now controls nearly 90% of shares. The company also refreshed its leadership and raised $2.75 million through an entitlement offer.

AUCyber Limited has announced a significant reshuffle of its leadership team, appointing Chris Wright as CEO and welcoming three new non-executive directors, signaling a strategic pivot for the cyber security firm.

AUCyber Limited reported a substantial $19.5 million net loss for the half-year ended December 2024, driven by a $14.7 million impairment following underperformance post-merger. The company has since received and recommended a takeover bid from 5G Networks Limited.

AUCyber Limited confirms control has passed to 5GN following a substantial holding disclosure, with the Board unanimously recommending shareholders accept 5GN's last and final offer closing on 17 February 2025.

AUCyber has received a new acquisition proposal from Interactive Pty Ltd but maintains its recommendation for shareholders to accept 5GN’s revised and unconditional offer.

AUCyber Limited has received a conditional takeover proposal from Interactive Pty Ltd at $0.165 per share, prompting a careful board review against a competing offer from 5GN.