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Paladin Energy’s 2025 Annual Report reveals a pivotal year marked by operational ramp-up at Namibia’s Langer Heinrich Mine and the strategic acquisition of Fission Uranium in Canada, positioning the company for multi-decade growth amid a tightening uranium market.

Urbanise.com Limited reported a 4.2% revenue increase to $13.1 million in FY2025, alongside a landmark strategic partnership with National Australia Bank that promises to disrupt the strata management industry’s legacy banking model.

Weebit Nano has reported a remarkable 300% revenue increase to $4.4 million in FY25, driven by expanding licensing deals for its advanced ReRAM technology.

Weebit Nano Limited reported a strong FY25 with revenues surging over fourfold to $4.4 million and a narrowed net loss of $38.4 million, driven by key licensing deals and progress towards automotive-grade ReRAM qualification.

Aquirian Limited reported a 13% revenue increase to $26.1 million in FY25, securing a $20 million three-year contract with a Western Australian goldmine and advancing its innovative Collar Keeper® technology.

Aquirian Limited reported a 12.6% revenue increase to $26.07 million for FY25 but posted a $3.41 million statutory loss amid ramp-up costs and impairments. The company is advancing its Energetics and Technology divisions, including the Wubin Emulsion Facility and Collar Keeper® System.

Trajan Holdings delivered solid FY2025 results with revenue up 7.4% to $166.5 million and improved profitability despite transient costs and a biotech syringe loss. The company refinanced debt and set an optimistic FY2026 guidance range.

Mineral Resources Limited posted a $896 million statutory loss for FY25, driven by significant impairments, while Onslow Iron achieved commercial production and governance reforms reshape the board.

Trajan Group Holdings Limited reported a 7.4% increase in revenue to $166.5 million for FY25, marking a significant turnaround with a return to profit after tax attributable to owners of $2.2 million. The company also reduced net debt and improved EBITDA by 26.2%, driven by organic growth and strategic acquisitions.

AI-Media Technologies marked FY25 as a pivotal year, transitioning to a technology-led business with 63% of revenue from tech products and launching LEXI Voice. The company expanded its global footprint to 36 countries and set ambitious targets for FY29.

AI-Media Technologies has accelerated its transformation into a technology-led business, reporting a 19% increase in technology revenue and launching its AI-powered LEXI Voice product in FY25.

Ai-Media Technologies reported a 2.1% revenue decline to $64.86 million in FY25, driven by a strategic shift to technology sales and a 25% drop in services revenue. Despite a higher net loss, underlying EBITDA rose 11%, reflecting progress in its SaaS transformation and global expansion.