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Pathkey.AI says an independent expert used its Chipforge platform to turn written specifications into working FPGA hardware without assistance from the company or manual code changes. The validation comes as Chipforge moves into pre-production customer work, but 88.5 million performance rights will also vest and the company’s benchmark comparisons remain internally generated.

WasteCo has completed the first $3 million stage of Navaa Holdings’ strategic investment, combining a $2.014 million share issue with an unsecured term loan. A further $6.074 million subscription could give the Singapore investor 50.01% of WasteCo, subject to due diligence and shareholder approval.

Clever Culture Systems has secured $2.6 million to develop APAS Revolution, a smaller benchtop system aimed at pharmaceutical manufacturers not served by its existing platform. The funding combines a discounted share placement with new debt, while commercial launch is targeted for the first half of 2028.

Far East Gold has opened a non-underwritten share purchase plan offering eligible shareholders new shares at A$0.10, a discount of up to 20% to recent trading levels. The proceeds are intended to support working capital and advance the Idenburg project, although the final amount raised remains uncertain.

OpenLearning is seeking up to $2.14 million to fund expansion across Southeast Asia, AI development and working capital, with $700,000 already committed. The raising comes with free options and significant insider participation, but remains dependent on shareholder take-up in an ununderwritten entitlement offer.

Pathkey.AI has secured its first Chipforge customer contract ahead of the semiconductor platform’s commercial release, while a $2.8 million placement lifted quarter-end cash to $5.83 million. The company remains early-stage, with just $10,000 in customer receipts during the September quarter and further commercial conversion still to prove.

Activeport’s Q1 FY27 revenue rose 18% to A$1.72 million as software sales more than doubled, while a completed restructure promises A$2 million in annualised savings. The sharper growth story arrives with a pressing funding question: quarter-end cash covered only 0.7 quarters of reported operating outflows.

Macro Metals lifted mining services work performed to approximately A$2.8 million in the September quarter as its first BHP Mt Goldsworthy package ran ahead of schedule. The operational progress comes alongside a thin A$392,000 quarter-end cash balance, followed by a proposed A$3.28 million funding package to accelerate Pilbara exploration.

Osteopore reported record quarterly revenue of A$859,000 in Q3 CY26 as it added market access in Thailand and Saudi Arabia and completed its first customised Hainan implant. The regenerative implant maker remains cash-flow negative, with A$712,000 in cash and A$14 million still available under its convertible note facility.

Zicom Group delivered a third consecutive profitable year, but revenue and shareholder earnings fell sharply after major gas-processing projects were completed. The ASX-listed industrial group has strengthened its balance sheet, though dividends remain deferred while it repays an $8.72 million shareholder loan.

Decidr AI Industries reported a sharp quarterly fall in its invoicing-based AER, even as customer receipts reached a record and Sugarwork’s qualified pipeline expanded. The company is relying on A$11 million of annualised cost reductions and upcoming product launches to extend its runway and convert enterprise interest into recurring revenue.

Canterbury Resources has launched a non-underwritten share purchase plan targeting $1 million, with the potential to raise up to $2.5 million for John Hill exploration and working capital. The funding push comes ahead of a planned Mineral Resource Estimate update in early 2027.