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Alcidion Group Limited has upgraded its full-year EBITDA guidance for FY25, now expecting earnings to exceed $4.5 million, driven by contract expansions, cost discipline, and favorable currency effects.

Activeport Group has secured over $1.2 million in new Network-as-a-Service orders across Sydney and Melbourne, marking a strong market debut for its Global Edge platform. The company’s innovative self-service network offering is set to drive significant revenue growth in FY26.

Enlitic, Inc. has launched a A$10 million placement alongside an offer of 125 million unquoted options, aiming to fuel growth in its AI-driven healthcare technology business. The move underscores both funding ambitions and the complex risks tied to AI adoption and market dynamics.

Dubber Corporation has confirmed it will retain its key contract with Virgin Media O2, securing guaranteed revenues for FY26 while implementing significant cost reductions to return to cash flow positivity by year-end.

Toys"R"Us ANZ Limited reported a significant increase in product margins and sales revenue despite inventory challenges, while advancing a recapitalisation plan to secure its financial future.

ReadCloud Limited has reported a robust half-year performance with revenues up 13% and statutory profit soaring 214%, driven by significant growth in its Vocational Education & Training segment.

3P Learning forecasts steady revenue for FY25 but anticipates a significant 20% uplift in underlying EBITDA and a stronger net cash position, driven by strategic product expansions.

Smart Parking Limited reports robust H1 FY25 growth driven by a strategic US acquisition and expanding global footprint, underpinned by proprietary AI technology.

Catapult Group International Ltd reported a milestone FY25 with ACV exceeding US$100 million, driven by strong SaaS growth and record profitability. The company’s innovative product launches and improved cost efficiencies underpin a confident outlook for FY26.

Catapult Group International Ltd reported a 16.5% increase in revenue to $116.5 million for FY25, driven by strong subscription growth and improved operational efficiency. The company narrowed its net loss after tax to $8.8 million, signaling progress in its global sports technology strategy.

Spacetalk Ltd reports robust 3QFY25 results, showcasing strong revenue growth and a sharp reduction in losses as it pivots to a subscription-driven family safety platform.

Gentrack reported a solid 9.8% revenue increase to NZ$112 million in HY25, driven by recurring revenue growth and international expansion, while net profit after tax surged 34.7%. The company’s outlook remains optimistic as it targets FY25 revenue above NZ$230 million and deeper market penetration across Asia, Europe, and the Middle East.