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X2M Connect reports a challenging quarter with a 64% revenue drop due to exiting low-margin hardware sales but boosts gross margin and expands its footprint with new contracts in the Middle East and South Korea alongside launching an AI platform for renewables.

DXN Limited reported a modest 2% revenue increase to $2.5 million in Q3 FY25, launched its Data Centre as a Service division with a $3.6 million initial contract, and progressed a key acquisition valued at $10 million, positioning itself for growth despite some project delays.

Vection Technologies has successfully raised $3.55 million, exceeding its initial $2 million target, following a robust Q3 FY25 performance marked by a 92% increase in cash receipts and a significant boost in recurring revenue.

SRJ Technologies has extended its consulting contract with SBM Offshore through to the end of FY25, securing additional revenue and reinforcing its role in FPSO asset integrity solutions.

SRJ Technologies has landed a £695k (A$1.45m) contract to deliver advanced inspection and emissions monitoring services on North Sea assets for a global Oil & Gas Supermajor in 2025. This deal highlights SRJ’s growing leadership in emissions monitoring and its strategic push for long-term, high-value contracts.

ikeGPS delivered a robust 4Q FY25 with a 48% jump in annual subscription revenue and closed NZ$12 million in contracts, while receiving a non-binding acquisition approach valuing the company at around NZ$165-170 million.

Provaris Energy has launched a capital-lite revenue model designed to generate early cash flow with minimal capital expenditure, alongside securing a major hydrogen supply agreement with Uniper Global Commodities. The company targets first hydrogen deliveries by early 2029, advancing its position in Europe's hydrogen supply chain.

Audinate Group Limited's half-year results reveal a sharp 38.4% revenue decline and a $2.2 million net loss, driven by reduced chip demand as customers clear inventory. Yet, growth in OEM partnerships hints at potential recovery.

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.

Inventis Limited updates its operational review with corrected financials, securing major orders and pursuing significant capital raises to fuel international expansion.

Inventis Limited reported robust Q2 progress with over $5.7 million in confirmed orders and a $2.5 million capital raise underway in the US, signaling strong momentum in its technology-driven growth strategy.

Prophecy International has inked a three-year global reseller agreement with US SIEM leader Securonix, aiming to generate over $1 million in new annual recurring revenue within the first year.