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TZ Limited (ASX:TZL) has secured $0.81 million through a private placement at a 22% premium to the last traded price, issuing 16.2 million shares with attaching options pending shareholder approval. The funds will support debt repayment, vendor payments, working capital, and growth initiatives in smart locking and data centre security.

TZ Limited announces the resignation of CEO David Sampaklis, effective 19 March 2026, with the Board initiating a structured search for new leadership while maintaining strategic focus.

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.

TZ Limited reported a $1.92 million loss for the half-year ending December 2025, with revenues of $5.4 million impacted by delayed US projects and integration challenges from its Keyvision acquisition. The company is banking on large tenders and expanding Microsoft data centre sales to drive recovery.

TZ Limited has amended its Appendix 4C for the December 2025 quarter, clarifying cash flow details and signalling improved operating cash flows ahead. The company also updates its funding arrangements, including loan repayments and a proposed trade finance facility.

TZ Limited reported a quarterly cash outflow of A$790,000 impacted by payment timing but maintains full-year revenue guidance amid strategic advances in smart locker and data centre security sectors.

TZ Limited has successfully raised $750,000 through a placement, boosted by strong shareholder support, while advancing key contracts with Microsoft and planning significant debt reduction.

TZ Limited reports steady sales growth and new Microsoft contracts in Q1 FY2026, reaffirming its $17–21 million revenue guidance amid improving market conditions.

TZ Limited has turned down a non-binding offer from Quadient SA for its US Smart Locker subsidiary, Telezygology Inc., citing undervaluation and strategic importance of its Data Centre Security division. The company is now initiating a strategic review to explore future options for the business.

TZ Limited reported a challenging FY25 with a $3.52 million net loss, impacted by integration costs and US tariff disruptions. Despite setbacks, the company completed the Keyvision acquisition and anticipates a strong revenue rebound in FY26.

NEXION Group Ltd has exited a major transaction, sold its Perth data centre, and relaunched its AI-focused subsidiary, positioning itself for renewed growth and ASX reinstatement.

NEXTDC has increased its contracted utilisation by 16MW to 244MW, driven by new hyperscale customer contracts at its Kuala Lumpur data centre, KL1, set to launch in early 2026.