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Vection Technologies has confirmed a $1.35m FY27 annual revenue order from a classified national security and law enforcement customer, extending a programme that has run continuously for more than five years. The revenue is expected to be fully recognised during FY27, although the customer and contract terms remain undisclosed.

Nuix has returned to statutory profit and generated substantially more cash in FY26, while its Nuix Neo platform became the main engine of growth. The annual report also flags a planned $5 million restructuring, an undisclosed insurance provision and unresolved litigation risks.

Stakk has secured a live signature verification engagement for use by the United States Federal Bureau of Investigation through ParaScript, with the agreement running to December 2027. The company says the contract will contribute meaningfully to its FY2027 revenue target, now expected to exceed $55 million, although its value remains confidential.

Li-S Energy has inked a strategic collaboration with Australian defence firm EPE, unlocking pathways to international defence markets for its ultra-lightweight lithium sulfur batteries.

xReality Group (ASX: XRG) delivered a standout FY26 with total income up 43% to $20 million and EBITDA surging to $3.8 million, backed by rapid expansion of its Operator XR defence training platform.

Excite Technology Services (ASX: EXT) has secured $3.122 million in sales over June and July 2026, bolstered by government contracts and private sector recurring revenue. The company is also tapping into a growing AI cybersecurity market with a pipeline exceeding $200,000.

Straker Limited’s forensic probe into its US subsidiary uncovers an increased fraud tally of US$5.2 million, prolonging delays to its FY26 audited results and ASX trading suspension.

Acusensus has landed a statewide contract in Kentucky to provide real-time speed enforcement at highway work zones, with initial orders worth US$2.1 million and potential expansion to US$20 million over five years.

xReality Group delivered a robust Q4 FY26, with cash receipts up 46% to $6.9 million and net operating cash flow rising 64% to $2.2 million. The company completed a $5.6 million US Department of Defense project on time and secured its first European contract with the Swedish Armed Forces.

Straker Limited uncovers approximately US$4 million in fraudulent transactions at its US subsidiary, prompting forensic investigations and share trading suspension.

Straker Limited resumes ASX trading after suspending shares due to transaction anomalies at its US subsidiary. The company maintains normal operations while cooperating with US authorities.

XReality Group (ASX:XRG) posts strong FY26 revenue and ARR growth, marking key milestones with its first commercial MR-1 mixed reality sale to the US Department of Defense and debut European contract with the Swedish Armed Forces.