Latest Software As A Service Saas News

Codeifai Limited has mutually terminated its acquisition of Trust Codes, redirecting focus to its upcoming QuantumAI Secure platform acquisition and SaaS expansion.

OpenLearning Limited has inked a five-year, usage-based SaaS agreement with Systems Plus College Foundation, marking a significant step in expanding its AI-powered learning platform across Southeast Asia.

Codeifai Limited has integrated GS1 Digital Link functionality into its ConnectQR platform, positioning itself at the forefront of the global transition from traditional barcodes to smart 2D codes.

Felix Group Holdings reminds shareholders that its Share Purchase Plan closes on 9 September, offering shares at a slight discount following a $16 million placement. Eligible investors in Australia and New Zealand have a final chance to participate without brokerage fees.

DUG Technology has secured a multi-year contract with PETRONAS Digital to provide advanced cloud computing and geoscientific software services, marking a significant step in its global energy sector expansion.

Spenda Limited reported a 106% surge in revenue to $11.1 million for FY25, driven by acquisitions and expanded services, yet posted a substantial $24.3 million net loss largely due to goodwill impairment. The company’s strategic moves and funding needs highlight a pivotal phase ahead.

Linius Technologies reported a $5.31 million loss for FY25 as it shifts towards a sales-driven SaaS model, with new leadership and cost-cutting measures aiming to reshape its future.

4DMedical reports a robust 56% revenue increase in FY2025, driven by SaaS expansion and strategic partnerships, while advancing FDA clearance for its innovative CT – VQ™ lung imaging software.

4DMedical Limited reported a 56% jump in FY2025 operating revenue driven by SaaS growth, while narrowing its net loss to $30.1 million. The company also secured $13.9 million in capital and a $10 million funding facility to accelerate product commercialisation.

Visionflex Group Limited’s FY25 results highlight a strong transition to a SaaS-driven model, with recurring revenue surging 49% to $1.9 million and total revenue up 33%. Key government and private sector contracts underpin future growth prospects.

Icetana Limited posted a $2.9 million net loss for FY2025, with revenues down 49% due to lower non-recurring sales, while recurring SaaS income grew. The company secured a $3.6 million strategic partnership with SoftBank Robotics, strengthening its foothold in Japan.

Global Health Limited reported a reduced net loss for FY2025, driven by growing subscription revenue and strategic AI integration as it transitions to a SaaS platform.