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Sports Entertainment Group has completed its NZ$130 million acquisition of MediaWorks, creating a trans-Tasman audio group with more than 5 million listeners. The combined business starts with pro forma net leverage of 1.84 times and a management target of approximately 1.2 times within two years.

IVE Group has agreed to acquire digital place-based media operator Motio for approximately $20.7 million, adding more than 1,300 screens to its marketing platform. The transaction is expected to be earnings and EPS accretive, but remains subject to shareholder, Court and other conditions.

Motio has agreed to a recommended all-cash scheme with IVE Group that values each share at 6 cents, a premium to recent trading levels. Completion remains subject to shareholder, optionholder and Court approvals, an Independent Expert’s report and other conditions.

SportsHero Limited reported a dramatic surge in revenue to AU$1.05 million for FY26, driven by new telco partnerships and the HeroPlay gaming platform launch, while losses increased 29% as the company ramped up marketing and development costs.

RAS Technology Holdings (ASX:RTH) posted a 34% revenue increase to $28.4 million for FY2026, driven by expansion across all business units and geographic markets including Asia and the UK. Despite this, significant investments in product development and trading capabilities led to a normalized net loss after tax of $0.3 million.

Nanoveu’s half-year report reveals a sharp drop in revenue and a widening net loss, offset by key technological milestones including a 16nm AI chip tape-out, drone efficiency gains, and a strategic robotics acquisition.

Sports Entertainment Group (ASX: SEG) is set to acquire New Zealand’s leading audio business MediaWorks for NZ$130 million, creating a dominant trans-Tasman media group with over 5 million weekly listeners and significant earnings accretion.

Nanoveu has landed a US$300,000 pilot order to deploy its EyeFly3D™ glasses-free 3D mobile films across India via an OEM agreement with One Immersive Inc., targeting a major OTT platform with over 100 million monthly users.

Tinybeans Group reported a robust Q4 FY26 with total revenue surging 57% to US$1.81 million and adjusted EBITDA more than doubling to US$232,000. The company achieved its third consecutive quarter of operating cash inflows and ended the period with US$1.76 million in cash and zero debt.

Vinyl Group has expanded its media footprint through key acquisitions, boosting national audience reach and setting a clear path to profitability in FY27 with AI-driven Adaptive Media strategies.

Tinybeans has appointed Tracy Cho as permanent CEO, cementing leadership that delivered the company’s first EBITDA-positive quarter and set a clear path for US market expansion.

ION Video Limited (ASX: IOV) reported its first-ever positive operating cash flow of $179,847 for the June quarter, eliminated $2.65 million of debt through Convertible Note conversion, and expanded its patent portfolio to five families while advancing its Virtual Video platform technology.