Latest Proprietary Technology News

Provaris Energy has raised $1.08 million through a share placement to accelerate its hydrogen and carbon dioxide storage and transport infrastructure development in Europe, including a prototype hydrogen tank program in Norway.

Terragen Holdings has been granted a US patent for its microbial feed supplements, reinforcing its position in the animal probiotics market and supporting plans for US market entry.

Holista Colltech has confirmed Leong Man Loong as its permanent CEO, cementing leadership stability during a pivotal recovery phase. His symbolic $1 salary underscores a commitment to long-term growth.

SciDev Limited has secured $21.5 million in new contracts and renewals across oil & gas, mining, and PFAS remediation sectors, boosting its FY26 revenue guidance to $120-$140 million.

Metal Powder Works has doubled its production capacity and launched continuous 24/7 automated manufacturing at its Pittsburgh facility, marking a significant leap in operational efficiency and cost competitiveness.

Papyrus Australia has successfully expanded its banana fibre technology to produce boards and flat paper products, while advancing a promising joint venture in Vietnam for high-volume production.

Anagenics Limited’s licensed brand Bouf Haircare is outperforming expectations with strong early sales and promising royalty returns, signaling robust growth potential for the company’s intellectual property portfolio.

Wide Open Agriculture has achieved a breakthrough in lupin protein production, slashing energy consumption by up to 80% and halving processing time in a recent commercial-scale trial. These efficiency gains pave the way for more cost-effective, scalable manufacturing.

Parkway Corporate Limited has secured over $13.5 million in water infrastructure contracts, including a major $12.85 million deal with a leading engineering firm, while advancing its innovative brine management technology and extending its loan facility to support expansion.

Aquirian Limited unveils a strategic growth plan centered on its Wubin Energetics hub and proprietary Collar Keeper® technology, aiming to boost revenue and operational efficiency amid rising mining demand.

Viva Leisure has grown from 29 gyms in 2019 to over 480 locations, leveraging proprietary technology and a multi-brand strategy to lead fitness innovation across Australia and beyond.

Viva Leisure has launched a refreshed corporate brand and published 'The Viva Story,' outlining its transformation into a global, technology-driven fitness ecosystem.