Latest Government Contracts News

IperionX has secured a significant U.S. Department of Defense contract worth up to US$99 million to supply low-cost, high-performance titanium components, marking a major step in reshoring critical materials manufacturing.

Comms Group Limited has inked a binding agreement to acquire TasmaNet, a leading Tasmanian communications provider, significantly expanding its network assets and customer base. This strategic move is expected to lift Comms Group’s proforma revenue to around $75 million and EBITDA to $9-10 million annually.

8common Limited reported a record Q3 FY25 SaaS and transaction revenue of $1.1 million, alongside a 33% reduction in operational costs, supported by technology upgrades and a $1.5 million financing facility.

AUCyber Limited reported a decline in Q3 FY25 cash receipts amid strategic rationalisation and a completed takeover by 5G Networks Limited, which now controls nearly 90% of shares. The company also refreshed its leadership and raised $2.75 million through an entitlement offer.

WhiteHawk Limited reported solid Q1 2025 progress with a $2.4 million contract renewal and a landmark $920 million subcontract on a U.S. federal government vehicle, alongside multiple new cyber risk program wins.

BrainChip Holdings advanced its neuromorphic AI technology through significant contracts with the Swedish National Space Agency and the U.S. Air Force, while exploring a potential redomiciling to the US. The company reported steady cash outflows and ongoing strategic partnerships.

Atturra Limited reports a robust first half of FY25 with revenue growth nearing 28%, driven by recent acquisitions and expanding service offerings, while updating full-year guidance amid cautious government sector risks.

HiTech Group has reported a robust first half for FY2025, with net profit before tax up 14% and EBITDA rising 8%, underpinned by strong demand for ICT talent and services. The company also declared a fully franked interim dividend of 5 cents per share, signaling confidence in its growth trajectory.

HiTech Group Australia Limited has reported a robust half-year performance with a 29% increase in net profit and a strategic focus on high-margin ICT services amid growing market demand.

Micro-X Ltd has secured a $6 million contract extension from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security to develop and test additional self-screening airport security checkpoints, marking a significant step forward in its innovative security technology program.

Domain Holdings Australia Limited posted a robust first half of FY25, with revenue climbing 7.4% and net profit after tax soaring 28.3%, driven by innovation and audience growth. The company’s marketplace strategy and technology investments underpin a confident outlook for continued expansion.

SOCO Corporation Ltd has posted a preliminary 18% increase in first-half FY2025 revenue to $11 million, yet project delays and reduced federal government demand temper full-year growth expectations.