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De.mem Limited reported a 19.7% increase in revenue to $13.96 million for the half-year ended June 2025, alongside a 42% reduction in net loss and its first positive adjusted EBITDA in years. Strategic acquisitions and expansion into Asian domestic markets underpin the company’s improving financial health.

First Graphene Limited’s partnership with Halocell Energy and QUT has yielded a breakthrough in perovskite solar cells, doubling efficiency to 30.6% while cutting production costs by up to 80%. This innovation paves the way for scalable, low-cost solar solutions across multiple industries.

Sparc Technologies reveals up to 60% corrosion reduction in graphene-enhanced water-based epoxy coatings, reinforcing its leadership in sustainable protective coatings innovation.

Archer Materials has partnered with Belgium’s IMEC to develop a scalable, cost-effective potassium ion biosensor using silicon semiconductor technology, aiming to accelerate commercial production by late 2025.

Adisyn Ltd has initiated a pivotal phase in its graphene interconnect technology development, commissioning a state-of-the-art Atomic Layer Deposition system and collaborating globally to tackle semiconductor bottlenecks.

First Graphene Limited reports over A$1.2 million in annual income, driven by new commercial orders and breakthrough graphene applications in mining safety boots and cement additives.

De.mem Limited has reported its second highest quarterly cash receipts ever, alongside a fourth consecutive quarter of positive operating cash flow, positioning the company for a record full-year 2025 performance.

Adisyn Ltd has made significant strides in developing low-temperature graphene semiconductor interconnects, commissioning a new Atomic Layer Deposition system and securing a major managed IT services contract, while maintaining a strong cash position.

Adisyn Ltd has commissioned a cutting-edge Atomic Layer Deposition system at its Israeli research hub, enhancing its graphene semiconductor development alongside a parallel unit at Tel Aviv University.

Archer Materials advances its quantum computing and medical diagnostics technologies, extending key partnerships and forming a new advisory board while maintaining a strong cash position to fuel development.

PPK Group has merged its two nanomaterials subsidiaries, White Graphene and BNNT Technology, aiming to streamline operations and enhance commercial efficiency in the boron nitride sector.

Sparc Technologies progresses its pioneering green hydrogen pilot plant and graphene-based coatings, backed by a significant government grant and a successful capital raise.