Latest Revenue Streaming News

oOh!media has confirmed that its contract with Auckland Transport, accounting for 4% of FY24 revenue, will not be renewed after September 2025. Despite this setback, the company remains confident in its New Zealand market position.

Ava Risk Group reports a 5% revenue increase and a positive EBITDA turnaround in FY25, underpinned by its advanced security technologies. The company eyes over $88 million in FY26 sales opportunities despite some project delays.

Activeport Group Ltd reports a robust 31% increase in SaaS revenue and a 26% rise in software licensing in Q4 FY25, driving total revenue growth and securing major telecom contracts ahead of FY26.

Scalare Partners is set to acquire Tank Stream Labs, a leading flexible workspace provider for tech companies, in a $5.5 million deal that deepens its engagement with early-stage technology startups. The acquisition, pending shareholder approval, aims to broaden Scalare’s service offerings and accelerate growth within Australia’s tech ecosystem.

Compumedics Limited has reported record sales orders and a return to profitability in FY25, setting the stage for robust growth in FY26 driven by US market traction and SaaS expansion.

Matsa Resources has officially commenced mining operations at its Devon Pit Gold Mine, with ore haulage to begin late July and first processing slated for mid-September 2025.

Hansen Technologies has raised its FY25 profitability outlook, driven by operational efficiencies and early powercloud profits, despite a slight revenue timing shift. The company also secured major new contracts across Europe and the US.

Pacific Edge reports steady demand for its Cxbladder cancer diagnostic tests despite losing Medicare coverage and transitioning US customers to a new test. The company is advancing clinical evidence and a $21 million capital raise to support growth and regain coverage.

Pharmx Technologies has resumed trading on the ASX following the renewal of its pivotal National Diabetes Services Scheme agreement, signaling stability for the healthcare tech firm.

Tissue Repair Limited has secured major distribution partnerships in Australia, New Zealand, and Thailand for its TR Pro+® product line, marking a pivotal shift from development to commercialisation. The company is also scaling up manufacturing and advancing regulatory approvals to support its global expansion ambitions.

RooLife Group has agreed to sell its Australian digital marketing subsidiary CHOOSE Digital for $356,500, marking a strategic pivot towards high-margin international product sales.

FirstWave Cloud Technology has secured a $770k contract renewal with Microsoft, marking an 18% uplift and signaling strong growth potential through new AI-powered products and expanded licensing.