Latest Technology Accelerator News

Wagners Holding Company Limited (ASX:WGN) reported a 17% revenue increase to $504 million and a 78.5% surge in net profit after tax to $40.6 million for FY26, driven by strong growth in Construction Materials and Composite Fibre Technologies.

Insurance Australia Group reported a 15.1% revenue increase to $21.3 billion in FY26 but saw net profit after tax fall 24.8% to $1.022 billion, impacted by natural peril claims and RACQ acquisition costs. The company declared a 20c final dividend, suspending its DRP.

Strategic Elements Ltd has received $1.2 million in applications under its Share Purchase Plan, surpassing its initial $1 million target and raising the cap to $2.5 million. The extra funds will accelerate development of its moisture-powered Energy Ink™ and operational intelligence platform EdgeiQ™.

Askari Metals has kicked off a comprehensive Phase 1 field program at its EPL 7626 licence within Namibia's Uis Project, aiming to uncover polymetallic mineralisation including tin and tantalum. The program leverages advanced remote sensing and on-site LIBS analysis to identify buried pegmatites adjacent to a major operating mine.

BLIS Technologies posted a 16% revenue increase to $14.7 million in FY26, resolving a key intellectual property dispute and expanding strategic partnerships, including an extended Probi AB agreement that now covers pet nutrition.

Vection Technologies has formalised its acquisition of Australian digital transformation firm DXLabs, adding immediate revenue and expanding its footprint across the APAC region.

BPH Global is expanding its seaweed biomass research to develop renewable biofuels like biohydrogen and biocrude, aiming to carve out a sustainable alternative to fossil fuels in energy and transport sectors.

Vection Technologies has secured approximately $4 million in new orders for its Algho AI platform, spanning 10 diverse industry verticals and reinforcing its strong momentum following a record half-year performance.

ABx Group has secured partnerships in two major Australian Government R&D initiatives aimed at advancing rare earths refining and exploration technologies, accelerating development of its ionic clay rare earth project in Tasmania.

Advanced Braking Technology Ltd has reported a record half-year performance for 1H26, driven by strong demand for its SIBS Failsafe braking systems and progress in autonomous braking technology.

Advanced Braking Technology Ltd reported a robust 27.2% revenue increase and a 61.6% rise in net profit for H1 2026, driven by strong international sales and progress in autonomous braking technology.

SRJ Technologies has completed the first phase of its growth strategy and is now advancing into market penetration with a significant $23.8 million joint venture in the Middle East and a key board appointment.