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Intelligent Monitoring Group Limited has significantly reduced its half-year loss while increasing revenue and adjusted EBITDA, driven by organic growth and key acquisitions in Australia and New Zealand.

Aura Consolidated Group and Qoria Limited have announced a merger to create AXQ, a global leader in digital safety and cybersecurity, backed by a US$75 million equity raise and targeting strong growth and innovation.

Intelligent Monitoring Group (IMG) is set to acquire Bluesky Holdco, owner of Tyco New Zealand and Red Wolf Security, in a deal expected to boost FY26 EBITDA by 28.3%. This move significantly strengthens IMG’s commercial security and fire services presence across Australasia.

Intelligent Monitoring Group has agreed to acquire Tyco NZ and Red Wolf for NZD 45 million, significantly boosting its New Zealand presence and FY26 earnings outlook.

Intelligent Monitoring Group (IMG) reported robust FY25 results with $38.4m EBITDA and an 8.2% earnings rise, while projecting up to 24% EBITDA growth in FY26 fueled by AI innovations and key acquisitions.

Scout Security has raised a further $220,000 through a share placement, bringing total capital raised to $820,000, as it works toward resolving its trading suspension.

Intelligent Monitoring Group has acquired BNP Securities for $4.2 million, aiming to blend traditional security manpower with advanced video monitoring solutions. This move is set to boost earnings and broaden ADT Guard’s presence in Australia’s security market.

Scout Security has completed the first tranche of a $600,000 capital raise amid its ASX trading suspension, aiming to settle debts and progress towards relisting.

Prophecy International flags higher churn and softer US sales for its Snare product, prompting a conservative FY2026 outlook and $3.2 million in annual cost savings.

Intelligent Monitoring Group has completed its $4.5 million acquisition of Western Advance, bolstering its presence in Western Australia's oil and gas security sector.

TZ Limited reported a challenging FY25 with a $3.52 million net loss, impacted by integration costs and US tariff disruptions. Despite setbacks, the company completed the Keyvision acquisition and anticipates a strong revenue rebound in FY26.

MCS Security Services Limited reported a 63% revenue decline following the sale of its Security Business, yet improved its net loss and underlying EBITDA in FY25. The Traffic Business showed promising growth, while the company weighs capital management and potential divestments.