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Weebit Nano has responded to an ASX price query following a sharp rise in its share price and trading volume, attributing the activity to a misleading article on the Motley Fool website. The company denies any undisclosed price-sensitive information and confirms full compliance with ASX disclosure rules.

Archer Materials has partnered with Belgium’s IMEC to develop a scalable, cost-effective potassium ion biosensor using silicon semiconductor technology, aiming to accelerate commercial production by late 2025.

Nanoveu Limited has completed the final tranche of its $3.02 million capital raising, with Chairman Dr David Pevcic investing $400,000 following shareholder approval. This funding round bolsters Nanoveu’s push in advanced semiconductor and 3D visualization technologies.

Adisyn Ltd has initiated a pivotal phase in its graphene interconnect technology development, commissioning a state-of-the-art Atomic Layer Deposition system and collaborating globally to tackle semiconductor bottlenecks.

Weebit Nano has appointed seasoned ASX director Anne Templeman-Jones as Deputy Chair, aiming to strengthen its engagement with Australian investors and government amid plans for growth.

Weebit Nano reports solid progress in Q4 FY25 with key technology milestones and its first product design license, backed by a strong cash position.

4DS Memory Limited reports mixed progress in its June 2025 quarter, with ongoing root cause analysis into unexpected wafer test results and a stable cash position of $10.2 million.

BluGlass Limited has secured its first order from the Indian Department of Defence and reported a significant 16% improvement in visible laser efficiency, alongside raising $7.6 million to support growth.

dorsaVi reports transformative performance improvements from integrating RRAM technology into its biomedical sensor platforms, promising faster, more durable, and energy-efficient wearable devices.

Adisyn Ltd has commissioned a cutting-edge Atomic Layer Deposition system at its Israeli research hub, enhancing its graphene semiconductor development alongside a parallel unit at Tel Aviv University.

Archer Materials advances its quantum computing and medical diagnostics technologies, extending key partnerships and forming a new advisory board while maintaining a strong cash position to fuel development.

Archer Materials has successfully demonstrated its tunnel magnetoresistance (TMR) sensors operating at cryogenic temperatures, marking a key advance for quantum computing and advanced sensing applications.