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A handful of small caps ripped higher, but plenty still slipped even after good news. This week’s biggest moves came from a platform partnership win, a reinstated stock, and a cash settlement that removed a long-running dispute.

Beam Communications reports a robust $4 million cash position boosted by a recent $9 million divestment of Zoleo Inc., while legacy operations maintain positive cash flow amid revenue shifts.

Beam Communications has received a US$9.03 million lump-sum payment from Roadpost, fully resolving its Zoleo divestment and dispute. This upfront cash injection accelerates value realisation and clears the way for Beam to focus on its core satellite communications business.

Beam Communications reported a robust Q1FY26 with revenue doubling quarter-on-quarter and cash reserves more than doubling, yet ongoing arbitration over its Zoleo divestment casts a shadow on its capital return plans.

Beam Communications reports a pivotal FY25 marked by the divestment of its Zoleo joint venture, unlocking significant capital and delivering improved margins despite a statutory revenue decline. The company projects positive operating cash flow and growth in FY26.

Etherstack plc has delivered a record half year performance in H1 2025, driven by a landmark multi-year contract with AT&T and surging recurring revenues. The wireless communications specialist is poised for sustained growth across its core markets.

Harvest Technology Group reports it is one year ahead of its 3-Year Pathway to Profit plan, forecasting a significant reduction in EBITDA loss for FY25 and unveiling plans for its AI-powered NEON platform launch in 1H26.

Elsight has landed a significant US$5.08 million contract with a European defence OEM, pushing its total 2025 orders from this customer to nearly US$14.7 million and signaling strong growth in unmanned systems connectivity.

DXN Limited has secured a significant A$4.6 million contract to deliver three modular data centre units to Globalstar, marking a strategic expansion into satellite communications infrastructure.

Elsight Limited has expanded its supply agreement with a European defence drone OEM to a total of US$9.63 million for 2025, positioning the company for profitability and cash flow break-even this year.

NEXION Group Ltd reported a 5.45% revenue increase to $1.16 million for Q1 2025, driven by new satellite communication projects in Western Australia's iron ore sector and a strategic reduction in operating costs.

EOS is midway through a strategic turnaround, divesting non-core assets and strengthening its balance sheet while advancing cutting-edge counter-drone, high energy laser weapons, and space control technologies amid robust global demand.