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ResMed has delivered a stronger first quarter for fiscal 2027, with revenue up 6% to US$1.415 billion and net income rising 20% to US$418 million. The headline result was helped by a preliminary gain on the MatrixCare sale, while the core Sleep and Breathing Health business continued to expand.

Macro Metals lifted mining services work performed to approximately A$2.8 million in the September quarter as its first BHP Mt Goldsworthy package ran ahead of schedule. The operational progress comes alongside a thin A$392,000 quarter-end cash balance, followed by a proposed A$3.28 million funding package to accelerate Pilbara exploration.

Coppermoly ended the September quarter with $92,000 in cash and estimated funding for just 0.38 quarters of relevant outgoings. The mineral explorer is cutting costs, narrowing its Queensland portfolio and assessing potential funding and acquisition options after its managing director’s departure.

Proteomics International has begun the national rollout of its Promarker D and Promarker Eso blood tests through Healius, while a A$2 million tax incentive receipt has lifted pro forma cash to A$3.8 million. Promarker Endo also cleared an independent Oxford validation hurdle, but its commercial launch remains conditional.

AXP Energy reported higher quarterly oil and gas production after commissioning a 320 kW gas-to-power system in Oklahoma, but its cash position remains tight and the report contains conflicting cash figures. The company is relying on a capital raise to fund a proposed seven-well acquisition and further development.

Complii FinTech Solutions ended September with $168,000 in cash after a $1.20 million operating cash outflow, leaving just 0.14 quarters of funding at the reported burn rate. Management points to cost reductions, stronger revenue and a $1.24 million R&D rebate received in October as the route to improved liquidity.

Noronex has completed its Sleitat tin project acquisition and expanded the mapped Alaskan greisen system beyond one kilometre, but the explorer ended September with A$1.135 million and only 1.28 quarters of estimated funding. Assay results, South32-backed drilling and a potential capital raise now sit alongside the company’s exploration ambitions.

PointsBet’s H1FY27 revenue fell to A$112.7 million and the group swung to a A$17.3 million statutory loss, with weaker Australian betting driving the deterioration. Canadian iGaming growth provided some relief, but the balance sheet shows rising reliance on parent-company funding.

Felix Group lifted contracted ARR 10.6% year on year to $13.5 million in Q1 FY27, led by Nexvia and enterprise expansion. The software company ended September with $1.5 million in cash and estimated funding of just 1.12 quarters before the latest capital raising is fully available.

FirstWave Cloud Technology delivered positive EBITDA in its first FY27 quarter, but cash fell to just A$83,000 before a post-quarter A$1.06 million placement restored near-term liquidity. The company is now balancing product launches and AI commercialisation against A$1.3 million of contract renewals due in December.

Identitii lifted annual recurring revenue 21% to $865,000 and expanded its sales pipeline 70% during the September quarter as new transaction-monitoring tools went live. But the fintech ended the period with negative cash of $44,000, leaving its near-term funding position dependent on further convertible-note proceeds and improved operating cash flow.

Spectur closed the September quarter with $762,000 in cash after a $1.10 million operating outflow, leaving it with an estimated 0.69 quarters of funding. The company is relying on cost savings, stronger seasonal receipts, collections of $1.1 million in receivables and a proposed $770,000 R&D tax credit advance to improve liquidity.