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FirstWave reports a stable Q2 FY25 with no cash burn for the second consecutive quarter, maintaining cash reserves at $1.68 million while securing key client contract renewals and launching a promising new product.

FirstWave Cloud Technology reports a cashflow positive first half of FY25, driven by strategic contract renewals and new technology launches, despite a slight decline in recurring revenue due to customer churn.

Nanoveu Limited has appointed industry veteran Mark Goranson as CEO of its Semiconductor Technologies division, positioning the company to accelerate growth in ultra-low-power AI-driven chips following its EMASS acquisition.

Tryptamine Therapeutics has reported successful Phase 1b results for its IV-infused psilocin candidate TRP-8803 and promising interim data for oral psilocybin TRP-8802 in IBS treatment, while securing $6 million in new funding to accelerate clinical development.

OpenLearning Limited reported a 23% year-on-year increase in SaaS annual recurring revenue to $2.335 million in Q4 FY24, driven by strong growth in AI-powered products and strategic partnerships. The company also cut net operating cash outflows by over half, signaling improved operational efficiency.

NEXION Group reported a robust 30% increase in cash receipts for Q2 FY25, driven by strong sales growth and new satellite sector contracts. The company is actively expanding its footprint in Southeast Asia while funding ongoing M&A activities through convertible notes.

Atomo Diagnostics reports a robust Q2 FY25 with $1.2 million revenue driven by HIV self-test sales and a significant $2.44 million government grant for syphilis test development. The company advances its market footprint in Australia and New Zealand while maintaining a strong cash position.

Patagonia Lithium Limited reports a maiden mineral resource estimate of 717,000 tonnes of lithium metal equivalent and advances exploration in Argentina and Brazil, while navigating critical funding negotiations to support its 2025 growth plans.

Lotus Resources has fast-tracked the restart of its Kayelekera uranium project in Malawi, targeting production by Q3 2025, backed by a $132 million capital raise. Meanwhile, its Letlhakane project in Botswana reports a 65% increase in measured and indicated uranium resources.

OD6 Metals reports a transformative quarter with the acquisition of the historic Gulf Creek Copper Project revealing high-grade copper assays, alongside promising metallurgical advances at its Splinter Rock rare earths project. The company enters 2025 with strong cash reserves and active exploration programs.

Barton Gold has confirmed significant high-grade silver alongside gold in its Tolmer gold system at the Tarcoola Project, prompting a new drilling campaign to explore the promising mineralisation further.

Australian Strategic Materials (ASM) has secured a $5 million federal grant to accelerate its Dubbo Project, progressing rare earth recovery innovations while navigating a complex global market landscape.