Latest Saas News

Careteq Limited (ASX: CTQ) has confirmed it will maintain its ASX listing after selling its Embedded Health Solutions subsidiary, shifting its strategic focus entirely to its HMR Referrals platform. The company reported positive operating cash flow in the March quarter and outlined plans to expand its pharmacist and GP networks while exploring AI and adjacent healthcare opportunities.

Credit Clear Limited has posted a 28% revenue increase to $60 million and a 41% jump in underlying EBITDA to $10.4 million for FY26, beating guidance and driven by organic growth and recent acquisitions in Europe and debt collection.

Artrya has launched its AI-powered Salix platform at Northeast Georgia Health System, marking its second U.S. commercial customer with active revenue streams from subscription and fee-per-scan models.

Monvia Limited, an Australian SaaS provider for life insurers, is seeking to raise $17.5 million via an IPO on the ASX. The funds will support redemption of preference shares and fuel growth in existing and new markets.

Wrkr Ltd has completed a $10 million placement and launched a $2 million Share Purchase Plan to fund accelerated employer onboarding and platform enhancements ahead of Payday Super’s phased rollout.

Codeifai Limited has secured $770,000 through a share placement, aiming to expand its AI capabilities into self-service SaaS and geospatial intelligence sectors.

Havilah Resources has kicked off reverse circulation drilling at its Brooks Dam prospect near Kalkaroo, aiming to penetrate a stubborn gossan-chert horizon and better define underlying copper-gold mineralisation. The drilling is part of a strategic alliance with Sandfire Resources, which is also advancing its own large-scale drilling and prefeasibility work at Kalkaroo.

Jcurve Solutions delivered a standout FY26 with a 178% jump in EBITDA and an 18% rise in annual recurring revenue, setting the stage for further growth in FY27.

ECP Emerging Growth Limited rebounded in the June quarter with a 6.1% portfolio gain and an 8.4% lift in net tangible asset value, driven by strong performances in AI-related holdings and consumer growth stocks.

Enlitic plans a A$15 million capital raise through a conditional placement and a targeted A$1 million security purchase plan, alongside a 10-to-1 share consolidation, all subject to shareholder approval and ASX waivers.

Bridge SaaS Limited has exited its non-core investment in Brightside Disability Support, recouping its initial outlay and sharpening its focus on AI-driven disability services and robotics innovation.

OpenLearning has locked in a four-year SaaS contract with Holy Cross of Davao College, marking its biggest deal through the CE-Logic reseller channel and reinforcing its foothold in the Philippine education sector.