Latest Visionflex (ASX:VFX) News

A wild week for small-cap tech, led by a price-query rocket in DTI and a heavy sell-off in Qoria despite strong recurring revenue growth. Cash receipts, contract wins and capital raises did most of the talking, while a few gap moves showed how fast early gains can vanish.

Visionflex Group Limited reported a mixed quarter with a modest cash burn but strengthened its balance sheet through a significant debt-to-equity conversion and maintained solid funding capacity.

Visionflex Group’s Q2 FY26 report reveals a 23% rise in annual recurring revenue and improved cash flow, even as overall revenue slips due to lower hardware sales.

Visionflex Group Limited has successfully passed all resolutions at its 2025 Annual General Meeting, reinforcing its governance framework and capital strategy.

Visionflex Group reported a $999,000 cash outflow for Q1 2025 but bolstered its liquidity with $1.9 million in financing, including plans to convert $3 million of convertible notes into equity pending shareholder approval.

Visionflex Group has converted $3.25 million of debt into equity at a 100% premium, emerging debt-free and poised for growth. The company’s Q1 FY26 results show a 34% increase in annual recurring revenue, supported by new product launches targeting the expanding virtual healthcare market.

Visionflex Group’s cornerstone investors are converting $3.25 million of debt into equity at double the last closing price, paving the way for a debt-free balance sheet and a streamlined capital structure.

Visionflex Group Limited’s FY25 results highlight a strong transition to a SaaS-driven model, with recurring revenue surging 49% to $1.9 million and total revenue up 33%. Key government and private sector contracts underpin future growth prospects.

Visionflex Group reported a 49% rise in annual recurring revenue to $1.9 million despite a 33% drop in total revenue, driven by a pivot to subscription models and key government and corporate contracts.

Visionflex Group Limited reported a sharp 33% decline in revenues and a 69% increase in net losses for FY25, with auditors flagging material uncertainty over the company’s ability to continue as a going concern.

Visionflex Group Limited reported a positive operating cash flow for the June 2025 quarter alongside revised convertible note facilities with key investors, signaling steady liquidity and funding stability.

Visionflex Group delivered a standout Q4 FY25, posting $2.1 million in cash receipts and securing transformative contracts that underpin its expanding virtual healthcare footprint.