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Cogstate Limited reported a solid 12% increase in revenue to $26.9 million for the half-year ended December 2025, driven by growth in its Clinical Trials segment and a 2% rise in net profit before tax. The company’s contracted future Clinical Trials revenue also grew 10%, signalling strong momentum ahead.

HITIQ has secured an exclusive three-year partnership with Hockey Australia, integrating its PROTEQT™ player safety technology across the sport’s entire national pathway. This deal opens a $20–25 million revenue opportunity and sets a precedent for expansion into other sports.

HITIQ has secured a prestigious grant from the Australian Sports Commission to enhance its PROTEQT™ brain health monitoring technology, positioning the company for wider adoption across elite and community sports.

Hydralyte USA reported a 6% year-on-year sales increase in Q3 FY25 alongside a significant 42% reduction in operating cash burn, driven by a streamlined US-focused model and new product launches in brain and gut health.

Hydralyte USA reports an 11% sales increase in Q3 2025, driven by strong summer demand and the launch of its innovative Hydralyte Plus Brain Support product featuring nootropics.

The Hydration Pharmaceuticals Company Limited reported a 55% reduction in half-year losses to $1.44 million, driven by strategic cost reductions and a sharpened focus on US e-commerce operations. Despite a 15% revenue decline, the company is banking on new product launches and retail expansion to fuel growth.

Compumedics has reported record-breaking sales orders and revenues for FY25, driven by strong US market growth and SaaS adoption, setting the stage for an ambitious FY26 expansion.

Hydralyte USA reported its strongest monthly sales in May 2025, alongside continued improvement in EBITDA losses, signaling steady progress toward profitability.

Hydralyte USA reports its best EBITDA performance since IPO, driven by strong sales and cost reductions, setting the stage for growth with upcoming product launches.

HITIQ Limited has received $1.6 million from the R&D Tax Incentive Scheme, using most of it to repay its RDTI Facility with Keystone Capital Partners, signaling a strategic move to streamline its R&D funding.