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Bridge SaaS Limited reports steady operational progress in its disability services division, highlighted by the launch of a wholly owned NSW subsidiary and solid cash flow results for the December 2025 quarter.

Scout Security has completed a strategic merger with Roo Inc, creating a global DIY security platform with nearly a million users, and entered the insurtech sector through a new partnership with Bolt. The company also raised A$400k to support its expanded operations.

HITIQ has made significant strides in expanding its concussion management technology, PROTEQT©, into North America and Australian retail, backed by strong research partnerships and a successful capital raise.

Evergold Minerals Limited advances its gold exploration with new tenement acquisitions and drilling approvals at key projects, while managing a tighter cash position heading into 2026.

FlexiRoam has reported its second consecutive quarter of positive operating cash flow and returned to a positive net current asset position for the first time in over eight years, underpinned by record underlying EBITDA and strategic AI partnerships.

Australian United Investment Company Limited (AUI) has entered into a binding agreement to merge with Diversified United Investment Limited (DUI) through a share exchange scheme, aiming to enhance liquidity, reduce costs, and maintain dividends.

Diversified United Investment Limited (DUI) and Australian United Investment Company Limited (AUI) have agreed to merge, creating a $2.5 billion investment entity expected to deliver higher dividends and operational efficiencies.

Mayfield Childcare Limited unveils Mayfield 360, an allied health services division aimed at integrating therapy supports within its childcare network, targeting a sizable and growing segment of the National Disability Insurance Scheme market.

Freedom Care Group Holdings reports a modest cash increase to $0.5 million but continues to grapple with delayed payments from the NDIA, while exploring options to relist on the ASX.

Freedom Care Group Holdings has revealed ongoing financial distress with key subsidiaries entering liquidation and persistent delays in payments from the NDIA, leaving the company with a diminished cash reserve and a strategic focus on asset sales and cost reduction.

Freedom Care Group Holdings has placed its main operating entity into administration following a sharp decline in cash receipts linked to delayed payments from the NDIA and an ongoing audit. The company’s cash balance dropped significantly, prompting urgent restructuring efforts.

MONEYME has reported a robust second quarter with a 26% increase in its loan book to $1.75 billion and a 19% rise in revenue to $60 million, underpinned by improved credit quality and strategic funding initiatives.