Latest Subscription Platforms News

Tinybeans Group has completed a partially underwritten entitlement offer, raising $1.7 million to support growth and working capital, with plans to place the remaining shortfall soon.

xReality Group Limited delivered a record-breaking first quarter in FY26, driven by a landmark $5.7 million contract with the Texas Department of Public Safety and a rapidly growing US customer base.

Streamplay’s subsidiary Noodlecake Studios has two titles featured in Amazon Luna’s new GameNight launch, generating A$825,000 to date and positioning the company for recurring revenue in cloud gaming.

Veris Limited has acquired Melbourne-based Mesh Livable Communities and a 50% stake in the Parsel digital platform, boosting its urban planning and digital consulting capabilities. The deal, valued at up to AUD 3.18 million plus AUD 0.5 million for equity, is expected to be earnings accretive and strengthen Veris’ presence across Australia’s property and planning sectors.

Tinybeans Group Limited has reported a second straight quarter of positive operating cash flow alongside steady subscriber growth and new product launches, signaling a turning point for the family-focused subscription platform.

Unith Ltd has raised $1.85 million through a strategic share placement to accelerate the growth of its AI-driven Digital Human platform and expand its global footprint. The capital injection aims to boost platform development, marketing, and partnerships across key regions including Europe, LATAM, MENA, and Australia.

Beamtree Holdings has forged a strategic alliance with the NHS Confederation to launch a pioneering healthcare analytics platform across UK NHS Trusts, marking a significant step in its international expansion.

Spacetalk Ltd reports robust 3QFY25 results, showcasing strong revenue growth and a sharp reduction in losses as it pivots to a subscription-driven family safety platform.

CL8 Holdings has completed a strategic merger of its Carly car subscription business with Carbar Holdings, combining two of Australia’s leading platforms. The company retains a stake in the merged entity and plans to pursue fresh growth opportunities while streamlining operations.

Carly Holdings Limited has agreed to merge its car subscription operations with Carbar Holdings in a $3.8 million deal, aiming to create a larger, more competitive player in Australia’s growing car subscription sector.