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Prophecy International Holdings reports a modest revenue dip and net loss in FY25, cancels its Complexica merger, and pivots to AI-driven product innovation and cost control.

BTC Health has raised $2 million through a share placement priced at a slight premium, with director Martin Kahanovitz participating and a new South African investor joining the register.

CD Private Equity Fund III reported a $3.02 million net loss for the half-year ending September 2025, driven largely by foreign currency translation losses, yet maintained a 10 cent per unit distribution supported by portfolio realisations and cash management.

CD Private Equity Fund II reported a reduced net loss of $2.43 million for the half-year to September 2025, supported by $9.45 million in distributions from portfolio realisations. Despite foreign exchange headwinds, the Fund maintains a diversified portfolio and a positive long-term return track record.

Uscom Limited reported a 25% revenue decline in FY25 amid global geopolitical challenges but reinforced its commitment to growth through strategic partnerships and innovative medical technologies.

Swift Networks reports solid FY25 results with $17.7 million revenue and launches its next-generation Swift TV platform, backed by a recent $1.6 million capital raise and pre-orders across key sectors.

SDI Limited reported stable FY25 revenue with improved margins and advancing Montrose project, while regional sales showed mixed results.

PeopleIN Group reported a challenging FY25 with revenue down 6.5% and EBITDA down 10%, yet strengthened its balance sheet through debt reduction and a strategic sale. The company is poised to capitalise on Queensland's infrastructure boom and Defence sector opportunities.

Audeara Limited has achieved a key regulatory milestone with NMPA certification in China, paving the way for commercial launch of its hearing personalisation technology through a leading e-commerce brand. This approval supports the company’s strategy to generate scalable licensing revenue in a rapidly growing market.

HeraMED has secured a pilot agreement with Lee Health, a leading US non-profit health system, to trial its HeraCARE digital maternity platform, aiming to transform prenatal and postpartum care through remote monitoring and virtual engagement.

EMVision Medical Devices has begun a pivotal aeromedical study with the Royal Flying Doctor Service to test its portable First Responder brain scanner in remote emergency settings. The trial aims to validate device usability and workflow integration ahead of commercial rollout.

Ryman Healthcare reported a 13% revenue increase to NZD 413.8 million for H1 2025, yet swung to a significant net loss of NZD 45.2 million and suspended dividends, raising questions about its financial trajectory.