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Aura Consolidated Group delivers strong pro forma Q2 2026 results with 27% revenue growth and a 51% improvement in adjusted EBITDA following its acquisition of Qoria.

Aura Consolidated Group has completed its acquisition of Qoria, creating a combined online safety powerhouse with over US$300 million in annual recurring revenue and plans for robust growth.

Qoria Limited marked a turning point in FY25, delivering 25% growth in Annual Recurring Revenue and a 684% jump in underlying EBITDA, setting sights on 20% EBITDA margin in FY26 amid global digital safety expansion.

The Federal Court has given the green light to Aura Consolidated Group’s takeover of Qoria Limited, setting the stage for a share suspension on ASX and the start of Aura CDIs trading next week.

Qoria Limited and Aura Consolidated Group have fixed the exchange ratio for their proposed merger, with shareholders to receive one Aura CDI for every 17.32 Qoria shares. Aura’s US$100 million capital raise values Qoria shares at A$0.40 each, positioning Qoria shareholders to hold nearly a third of the merged entity.

Qoria Limited has dispatched its Scheme Booklet to shareholders detailing the proposed acquisition by Aura Consolidated Group. While the independent expert finds the deal not fair but reasonable, Qoria’s board unanimously recommends approval, pending no superior proposal.

Qoria Limited is moving towards a transformative merger with US-based Aura Consolidated Group, Inc., combining complementary digital safety platforms and targeting growth through a $100 million capital raise and ASX listing.

Qoria Limited has increased its equity placement to US$100 million, backed by insiders, to support aggressive AI investment and integration with Aura. The combined group reports robust ARR growth and reiterates FY26 guidance amid ongoing merger preparations.

Qoria Limited and Aura have pushed back their merger timeline to July 2026 amid transaction complexities, with Aura providing a A$10 million unsecured working capital facility to support Qoria through the interim period.

Qoria Limited reported a 25% revenue increase to nearly $69 million for H1 FY2026 but also a widening net loss of $24.5 million. The company announced a transformative merger with US-based Aura to create a global digital safety leader.

Spacetalk Ltd has signed a non-binding MOU with Vodafone Australia to distribute its Family Safety software platform, marking a strategic shift towards a software-led business model and aiming for significant recurring revenue growth.

Aura Consolidated Group and Qoria Limited have announced a merger to create AXQ, a global leader in digital safety and cybersecurity, backed by a US$75 million equity raise and targeting strong growth and innovation.