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Acrow Limited has secured Phase 1 clearance from the ACCC for its AusGroup Industrial Services acquisition, removing a key regulatory hurdle and setting the stage for completion by the end of August.

Tasmea has finalized its acquisition of JPS Group, integrating a specialist energy services provider and boosting its FY27 earnings guidance. The deal adds a skilled workforce, blue-chip clients, and tech-enabled isolation services to Tasmea’s Mechanical segment.

Synertec has locked in a $4 million contract to upgrade AGL’s national SCADA system, reinforcing its foothold in critical infrastructure technology as it forecasts up to 50% revenue growth in FY27.

DXN Limited has landed a $1.2 million contract for a key Pacific submarine cable project while advancing its maiden AI HPC modular data centre deal and expanding manufacturing in Southeast Asia.

IKE GPS delivered a 31% jump in subscription revenue exit run rate in 1Q FY27, with three new products and an AI platform set to fuel further growth in the second half.

Vection Technologies has turned a corner with its first full-year positive operating cash flow, underpinned by $41.5 million in customer receipts and over $17 million in new orders announced around the year-end.

1414 Degrees has secured a Heads of Agreement to develop a gigawatt-scale AI data centre precinct powered by renewable energy at its Aurora site in South Australia.

Saunders International has landed a $23 million head contract from the Australian Department of Defence to upgrade fuel infrastructure at RMAF Base Butterworth in Malaysia, reinforcing its Defence sector credentials and expected to boost earnings across FY2027 and FY2028.

Vection Technologies has secured a three-year, $7.5 million framework agreement with Switzerland’s URBANnext SA to deploy its Algho AI platform across European smart city and infrastructure markets, establishing a committed revenue floor and extending its indirect sales channel.

Critical Resources Limited has secured independent peer-reviewed validation of its dry supersonic deposition (DSD) cathode technology, confirming a solvent- and binder-free process with promising durability and capacity metrics. This milestone strengthens its licensing prospects as the company advances toward full solid-state battery integration.

Tasmea Limited is set to acquire JPS Group for up to A$75 million, securing a foothold in Australia’s growing LNG and energy infrastructure sectors with a Tier-1 client base and a unique tech-enabled isolation technology.

Acrow Limited has secured full underwriting for its $10 million Share Purchase Plan, complementing a recent $70 million placement, with shareholder approval pending for any shortfall shares.