Latest Strategic Partnership News

4DMedical Limited’s half-year report reveals rapid commercial traction following FDA clearance of its CT:VQ™ imaging technology, alongside a $150 million institutional placement that bolsters its cash reserves for global expansion.

Hubify has completed a strategic $250,000 placement at a striking 425% premium to fund its AI-first growth strategy, including a key partnership with HubLab to deliver AI-powered ICT and cybersecurity services.

Harvest Technology Group’s half-year report reveals a 50% revenue decline and a widening net loss, offset by a $6 million funding facility and strategic partnerships.

HyTerra Limited has partnered with Prometheus Hydrogen to demonstrate an integrated geologic hydrogen production and delivery system in the US, aiming to complete by December 2026. This collaboration could pave the way for commercial-scale hydrogen supply to government and defense sectors.

GoldArc Resources has locked in a strategic drilling services agreement with MMS for its Leonora South Gold Project, enabling up to A$750,000 of drilling fees to be paid in shares. This innovative deal preserves cash and aligns contractor incentives with the project’s long-term success.

Havilah Resources has finalised a significant transaction with Sandfire Resources for the Kalkaroo copper-gold project, receiving $31.5 million in cash and shares, while advancing promising drilling at Birksgate.

icetana Limited reports a strong first half of 2026 with recurring revenue up 43%, driven by key partnerships and expanded market reach across APAC and the Middle East.

Delorean Corporation reports a significant half-year loss as it pivots from contractor to bioenergy infrastructure owner, advancing key projects but facing financial covenant breaches.

GreenHy2 Limited narrowed its net loss by 16% in FY2025, driven by government grants and initial sales of its new sodium-ion batteries. Strategic partnerships and product diversification position the company for growth in renewable energy storage.

Emyria Limited has reported a significant 136% increase in revenue to $1.55 million for the half-year ended December 2025, driven by its expanding Empax clinic network and insurer-funded treatments across Australia. Despite this growth, the company posted a $2.37 million net loss, reflecting investments in scaling operations and infrastructure.

Metal Powder Works Limited reported a substantial increase in its half-year loss to $3.7 million, driven by investments in production scaling and market expansion. Revenue more than doubled, reflecting strong demand in defence, aerospace, and nuclear sectors.

Australis Oil & Gas reported a $24.9 million loss in 2025, driven largely by impairment charges linked to strategic asset transactions. The company secured a major development partner and sold a significant stake in producing wells, enabling full debt repayment and bolstering cash reserves.