Latest Contracts News

BetMakers Technology Group reports solid Q3 FY25 financial gains alongside a strategic binding agreement to acquire Nevada’s LVDC, expanding its global racing technology footprint.

BetMakers Technology Group is poised to expand its North American footprint by acquiring LVDC, Nevada’s exclusive pari-mutuel wagering provider, targeting an initial A$4 million in annual revenue.

Adveritas Limited reports a record 61% increase in annualised recurring revenue, driven by strong gains in sports betting and new product launches, while preparing for a strategic expansion into North America.

SRJ Technologies is advancing its transformation into a full-scale Asset Integrity Maintenance provider, appointing a new CEO and relocating its global headquarters to Abu Dhabi to anchor its growth in energy and industrial sectors.

DXN Limited has secured a significant A$4.6 million contract to deliver three modular data centre units to Globalstar, marking a strategic expansion into satellite communications infrastructure.

BSA Limited announces a significant leadership overhaul and financial restructuring following a failed NBN Co tender, appointing Sasho Kacevski as CEO and Arjan van Ameyde as CFO to steer the company’s next phase.

Metal Powder Works has doubled its production capacity for advanced metal powders using its patented DirectPowder™ process, achieving this milestone without additional capital expenditure. The company also cut production cycle times by up to 40%, positioning itself as a key US supplier for defence applications.

DUG Technology has secured its inaugural commercial lease for the DUG Nomad, a cutting-edge mobile immersion cooling system, marking a key milestone in its edge computing ambitions.

Vection Technologies has landed a $1 million contract to enhance cyber and data protection for national security intelligence, extending its footprint in the defence sector. This deal builds on previous engagements and signals potential for further growth.

Mayfield Group Holdings has agreed to acquire BE Switchcraft for $7 million, enhancing its manufacturing footprint and product range in energy management and automation. The deal positions Mayfield as a stronger player in Australia's electrical infrastructure market.

CD Private Equity Fund II reported a steep decline in net profit for FY25, with earnings per unit plunging 98%, yet continued to deliver solid distributions to unitholders amid a challenging US private equity market.

CD Private Equity Fund I reported a 43% decline in net profit for FY25 but maintained steady distributions, underpinned by key portfolio exits and a resilient US private equity market.