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FINEOS Corporation reports robust FY25 financial performance, driven by subscription revenue growth and embedded AI innovations, setting a confident outlook through FY27.

TZ Limited has completed a A$1.5 million capital raise at a premium, appointed David Sampaklis as Group CEO with significant shareholding, and repaid A$1 million of debt, positioning itself for growth in data centre security.

Atturra Limited reported a $4 million loss for the half-year ending December 2025, even as revenue jumped nearly 28%. The company’s recent acquisition of Blue Connections adds complexity to its financial outlook.

Knosys Limited reported a 4.6% revenue increase to $5.07 million for the half-year ending December 2025, driven by stronger licence and project fees. However, the company’s net loss widened significantly to $1.53 million, reflecting heavy investment in its next-generation Libero X library management system.

archTIS Limited reports a remarkable 308% increase in annual recurring revenue, driven by deepening ties with the U.S. Department of Defense and strategic Spirion acquisition integration.

Scout Security has inked a pivotal deal with global insurtech leader Bolt to supply water sensor kits, marking its strategic entry into the US insurance technology sector and validating its recent acquisition of Roo Inc.

Aeeris Ltd has received a $506,992.50 refundable R&D tax incentive for FY25, fueling advancements in its proprietary Australian Weather And Risk Environment (AWARE) system and AI-driven forecasting tools.

NEXTDC has received State Significant Development approval for its S4 Sydney Data Centre at Horsley Park, clearing a major regulatory hurdle for its expansion plans in New South Wales.

Powerhouse Ventures has entered a strategic partnership with GlobalDots to back its new Burleigh Ventures Critical Infrastructure Opportunities Fund, aiming to capitalize on emerging technologies in AI, quantum, and cloud infrastructure.

NEXTDC has announced a significant 30% increase in its pro forma contracted utilisation to 412MW, driven by new customer wins, while its forward order book has expanded to 301MW, signaling strong growth prospects.

NEXTDC has inked a Memorandum of Understanding with OpenAI to develop a cutting-edge sovereign AI infrastructure in Sydney, marking a major step in Australia’s digital sovereignty ambitions.

NEXTDC has reported a significant 29% increase in contracted utilisation to 316MW, prompting a $400 million rise in FY26 capital expenditure guidance to support accelerated capacity expansion.