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Way2VAT Ltd lifted its Q2 FY26 revenue by 30%, launching the Way2Invoice e-invoicing platform amid growing global VAT compliance demands. The company also expanded its debt facility to support growth and pursue M&A opportunities.

OFX Group has accepted a recommended all-cash takeover bid from UK-based Equals at $1.00 per share, more than doubling its share price from early February. The deal values OFX at $247 million equity and hinges on due diligence, debt financing, and shareholder approval, while the company reports steady growth in its corporate payments business and strong non-FX revenue.

Cryosite Limited reported an 18% rise in FY2026 revenue to $16.7 million, with EBITDA growing 27% amid completed and ongoing facility expansions. The company aims to convert new capacity into client growth in FY2027.

PointsBet’s FY26 nine-month report reflects a transitional period marked by MIXI’s 66.4% takeover, a slight revenue dip to AUD 186.6 million, and a near breakeven normalised EBITDA. Australian revenue softened by 4%, while Canada grew 13% driven by iGaming momentum.

Way2VAT Ltd has reported a record quarterly revenue of A$2.13 million for Q4 FY25, driven by strong client growth and strategic acquisitions, setting the stage for further expansion in 2026.

I Synergy Group’s subsidiary has inked four separate 12-month leases for its AI computing hardware and software, marking a strategic push into recurring revenue streams.

Australian Bond Exchange narrowed its FY25 loss by 26% through disciplined cost cuts and is advancing its fintech strategy with AI-driven credit tools and tokenised asset ambitions.

OFX Group reports a modest decline in revenue for 1H26 but highlights strong progress in its OFX 2.0 platform rollout and client acquisition, setting the stage for future growth.

SOCO Corporation has returned to profitability in FY25, driven by strategic contract wins and client diversification. The company is now focusing on expanding recurring revenues and leveraging AI and cybersecurity capabilities for future growth.

OFX Group reports solid progress in migrating corporate clients to its new platform, OFX 2.0, despite a decline in net operating income driven by macroeconomic uncertainty. The fintech’s strategic product launches and client growth signal potential for recovery.

Credit Clear Limited has agreed to acquire UK debt collector ARC Europe for A$10.9 million, backed by a $20.75 million institutional placement led by Chair Paul Dwyer. The deal aims to accelerate growth by integrating Credit Clear’s digital platform into ARC’s established UK operations.

Xamble Group Limited reported a sharp 39% revenue decline and a doubling of losses in H1 FY2025, driven by strategic exit from Taiwan and increased technology spending. Despite financial setbacks, operational metrics show strong user and client growth, underpinning the company’s Southeast Asia-focused transformation.