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Micro-X Ltd has secured a $6 million contract extension from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security to develop and test additional self-screening airport security checkpoints, marking a significant step forward in its innovative security technology program.

Prophecy International Holdings has posted a record half-year revenue of $11.6 million for H1 FY25, driven by strong demand for its AI-enabled cybersecurity and data integration products. The company’s transition to subscription models and expansion into new global markets underpin a positive outlook.

Recce Pharmaceuticals has temporarily paused trading of its securities, signaling a potentially significant development pending further disclosure.

Pro Medicus has delivered a record first half in FY25, driven by strong revenue growth, major contract wins, and successful implementations that position it well for future expansion.

Neurotech International has inked a development deal with RH Farma to produce a pharmaceutical-grade cannabinoid drug targeting pediatric neurodevelopmental disorders, leveraging advanced European extraction technology.

Austal Limited has landed a landmark A$270 million contract to design and build a 130-metre hydrogen-ready high-speed ferry for Sweden’s Gotlandsbolaget, marking a major step in sustainable maritime transport.

Archer Materials has successfully detected spin states in its carbon-based quantum material using a novel resonator design, marking a pivotal step toward functional qubit development for quantum computing.

Pro Medicus Limited has announced a fully franked ordinary dividend of AUD 0.25 per share for the six months ending December 2024, signaling continued shareholder returns without the need for external approvals.

Pro Medicus Limited has delivered a record interim profit of $51.7 million, boosted by major North American contract wins and strong margin expansion.

Pro Medicus Limited delivered a robust half-year performance ending December 2024, with after-tax profits soaring 42.7% to $51.74 million and revenues climbing 31.1% to $97.2 million, driven by significant contract wins in North America and sustained growth in Australia.

Viva Leisure has delivered a robust first half of FY25, reporting a 25.2% increase in revenue and a 26.2% rise in EBITDA, driven by strong execution across its health clubs, franchise network, and technology divisions.

Viva Leisure has delivered record revenue and profitability in the first half of FY2025, driven by robust membership growth and technology integration, reaffirming its strategic focus on operational efficiency and cash flow generation.