Latest Gross Margins News

4DMedical reported a record first quarter, with scan volumes up 61% to 119,672 and unaudited operating revenue rising 66% to $2.3 million. New contracts across the US, Germany and Australia broaden the commercial story, while $242.8 million in cash gives the company room to keep investing.

archTIS has reached a significant cash conversion milestone, with quarterly customer receipts exceeding operating payments for the first time since its Spirion acquisition. The cybersecurity company also reported higher margins, lower costs and fresh U.S. defence work, although its most closely watched enterprise licence remains unsigned.

Big River Industries has carried its FY26 recovery into the new financial year, reporting 10.5% first-quarter revenue growth and a further lift in gross margin. The building-products group says its growth initiatives support above-market expansion, while a strategic review remains unresolved.

SiteMinder is targeting mid-20s annual recurring revenue growth through FY30 and an adjusted EBITDA margin in the mid-20s, as it positions its hotel commerce platform for an AI-led shift in bookings and revenue management. The company entered that plan after FY26 revenue reached A$266 million and adjusted EBITDA margin rose to 10.6%.

RLF AgTech improved margins and cut its quarterly loss sharply, even as revenue fell 18%. The more pressing issue is cash: operating outflow more than doubled to $3.6 million, leaving the fertiliser group with an estimated 1.8 quarters of funding.

Universal Store has opened FY27 with 9.3% growth in direct-to-customer sales, led by a sharp lift from Perfect Stranger. The retailer is maintaining its plan for 16 to 20 new stores despite continued weakness in CTC’s wholesale channel.

Range International sharply reduced its quarterly cash outflow while lifting pallet volumes and building a larger rental fleet. But the next phase still depends on a partly subscribed entitlement offer, external funding and several customer opportunities that remain indicative.

Pure Foods Tasmania has reported a deeper FY26 loss, negative cash and a material uncertainty over its ability to continue as a going concern. The company says existing facilities may be insufficient from February 2027, with further equity funding uncommitted and a second bank covenant breach possible.

Amotiv has cut its FY27 revenue and underlying EBITA outlook by up to 5% after first-quarter revenue fell 5% on weaker vehicle demand and Thailand flooding. The ASX-listed automotive parts group will nevertheless launch another buyback of up to 5% of its shares, betting its depressed valuation will recover.

icetana AI returned to revenue growth in FY26, with sales up 31% to $2.47 million and annual recurring revenue reaching $2.6 million. The company remains loss-making, but entered FY27 with stronger recurring revenue, new distribution channels and $4.79 million in cash.

DataDot Technology Limited (ASX:DDT) delivered a stronger FY26, with revenue rising 14.1% to $3.85 million and profit before tax nearly tripling to $327,420. The sharper result was driven largely by PropertyVAULT’s first full year of insurance services, although key insurer relationships remain pilots or works in progress.

Canadian Phosphate has completed 18 Wapiti drill holes and visually traced its phosphate Main Zone across approximately 9km, although laboratory assays are still pending. The company has also completed its Utah acquisition, reported stronger rock phosphate orders and ended September with $3.144 million in cash.