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Yojee has transitioned its MOSAIC freight forwarding platform into commercial operations, securing multiple contracts including two long-term Everest Founding Partners and outlining a strategic AI-driven roadmap.

Locate Technologies’ Q4 FY26 update highlights a 54% surge in Locate2u revenue to NZ$1.20 million, driving normalised EBITDA into positive territory. AI integration accelerated product development and customer onboarding, while capital moves included a share buyback and royalty conversion.

Locate Technologies (NZX: LOC) reported its first positive Group EBITDA quarter with NZ$167k profit, driven by a 42% revenue jump in its AI-powered Locate2u platform. The company also launched a NZ$500,000 on-market share buyback, signalling confidence in undervalued shares.

Yojee Limited reported a 9% revenue increase driven by software activities, while net losses widened due to accelerated investment in its MOSAIC platform and joint venture costs. The company maintains a robust cash balance and has strengthened its leadership ahead of a mid-2026 commercial launch.

TradeWindow reports solid growth in recurring revenue and average revenue per customer but lowers its FY26 trading revenue guidance due to softer transactional volumes in Q3.

WiseTech Global has announced its key financial and governance dates for FY26, highlighting its ongoing commitment to innovation and global logistics software dominance.

Locate Technologies has completed its redomiciliation from Australia to New Zealand, establishing Locate NZ as the new parent company and appointing MUFG Pension & Market Services as its share registry provider.

Locate Technologies secures court approval to transition its holding company to a newly listed New Zealand entity, marking a significant restructuring and ASX delisting.

Locate Technologies has ended its Australian ATM Facility, initiated a new NZ$10 million facility in New Zealand, and proposed a share buy-back pending shareholder approval, aligning with its Bitcoin Treasury ambitions.

Australian authorities have executed a search warrant at WiseTech Global's Sydney office amid an investigation into alleged insider trading involving the company's founder and employees. No charges have been filed, and the company pledges full cooperation.

WiseTech Global posted robust FY25 results with 14% revenue growth and a 53% EBITDA margin excluding acquisition costs, while finalising the strategic e2open acquisition to broaden its global logistics software footprint.

WiseTech Global has completed its $2.1 billion acquisition of U.S.-based e2open, significantly broadening its supply chain software reach and product portfolio. This move positions WiseTech as a more integrated player in global trade and logistics technology.