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Audeara has moved two AI noise reduction licensing programs into commercial production, helping lift quarterly revenue 37.7% while initial orders remain modest. The milestone arrives alongside A$247,000 in cash, a A$1.292 million operating outflow and a pending A$505,000 placement tranche.

Audeara Limited delivered record FY26 revenue of $4.45 million, driven by a 45% surge in Australian wholesale sales and progress in AI audio licensing with OPTEK Microelectronics. The company narrowed its loss and advanced Auracast deployments across retirement villages and education sectors.

Aerometrex delivered a landmark FY26 with operating revenue up 12.3% to $26.84 million and EBITDA more than doubling to $7.68 million, driven by a 27.2% jump in MetroMap subscription revenue and a 37.8% rise in Annual Contract Value.

Nine Entertainment Co. Holdings Limited posted a $511 million statutory net profit for FY26, driven by significant portfolio restructuring and growth in digital and outdoor advertising, while advancing AI licensing partnerships.

Audeara has reached a key milestone as its chip-level AI licensing partnership with Optek enters commercial production, receiving initial purchase orders worth about A$31,000. This validates Audeara’s scalable fee-per-chip licensing model and sets the stage for broader applications in audio and hearing health.

Audeara Ltd posted record FY26 cash receipts of $4.2 million and unaudited revenue of $4.44 million, driven by progress in AI audio licensing, exclusive assistive listening deals, and a large-scale Auracast deployment across retirement villages.

Nine Entertainment’s acquisition of QMS Media and sale of Nine Radio mark a strategic pivot, with strong Q3 digital and subscription revenue growth cushioning a cautious Q4 advertising environment.

Audeara Ltd reported a strong Q2 FY26 with revenues up 274% year-on-year, securing key regulatory approval in China and expanding its global licensing footprint.

Cycliq Group Limited reported a 3.8% revenue increase to AUD 4.78 million for FY2025 alongside a significant reduction in net loss, driven by strategic product enhancements and a new AI partnership. The company also strengthened its board and launched a revamped e-commerce platform, positioning itself for growth despite ongoing legal and operational risks.

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.