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Memphasys has reported record September-quarter invoiced revenue of A$211,000 as its Felix fertility device moves into more international markets. The commercial progress comes alongside A$3.5 million in funding, but the loan still requires shareholder approval for conversion into notes.

Vection Technologies has secured a multi-year framework agreement with Italian telecommunications provider Retelit Digital Service, which has committed to generate at least approximately A$19.5 million in revenue for the company by June 2030. The deal expands Vection’s route into enterprise customers across Italy and Europe, although margins and payment terms remain undisclosed.

TZ Limited is still seeking funding after failing to complete its shortfall share placement, with $1.3 million in debt and vendor obligations due. The company says a management restructure, cost cuts and commercial opportunities could improve cash generation, but several forecasts remain conditional.

Medical Developments International returned to EBIT profitability in FY26 as Penthrox volumes strengthened across Australian hospitals and Europe. The company now faces the less glamorous test of converting regulatory progress into repeatable demand while absorbing weaker Respiratory sales and new amortisation costs.

Zinc of Ireland has secured firm commitments for a $3.2 million placement to fund ARGO critical-mineral recovery work, VOLTA battery-recycling development and drilling at Kildare. The raise gives the company a defined execution schedule, but adds 180 million new shares before several commercial milestones remain unproven.

Titomic has converted a semiconductor manufacturing validation run into full-rate production, with revenue expected to reach approximately EUR 0.9 million in 2027. The company says the program could rise to about EUR 2.0 million in 2028, although customer and contract details remain undisclosed.

SRJ Technologies has moved its Dubai Petroleum relationship from proof of concept into revenue-generating field operations, with an indicative opportunity pipeline of up to US$4.4 million. Angola mobilisation and an expanded emissions programme add near-term activity, although several opportunities remain uncommitted.

International Graphite has moved its graphite processing strategy from plans towards construction and joint ventures, but the FY2026 annual report shows the company remains loss-making and reliant on external funding. Collie is scheduled for building completion in Q2 2027, while the proposed European hub still requires financing and development work.

Streamplay Studio lifted FY26 revenue to A$13.80 million as Noodlecake Studios contributed for a full year, while the statutory loss narrowed and operating cash flow turned positive. The result also highlights falling cash, substantial equity-based compensation and continued reliance on successful game releases.

archTIS delivered a sharp step-up in revenue and recurring income after acquiring Spirion, but the stronger top line came with a $16 million loss and a formal warning over its ability to fund operations. The cybersecurity company now has until late October to extend or refinance a key lending facility.

Apollo Minerals ended 2026 with A$7.74 million in cash and no debt after raising A$9.3 million, but remains a loss-making explorer with no JORC Mineral Resources or production. The company is now concentrating its exploration story on the reinstated Couflens tungsten-gold project in France, while carrying a conceptual zinc-lead target in Gabon.

Vection Technologies delivered its first positive full-year operating cash flow and a sharp rise in adjusted EBITDA in FY26. Yet the audited report warns that continued operations depend on stronger sales, margin gains, cost reductions and potential access to further capital.