Latest Technology Commercialization News

Temas Resources has completed its acquisition of ORF Technologies, gaining full ownership of the patented Regenerative Chloride Leach (RCL) technology that promises significant cost and environmental advantages in critical metals processing.

Temas Resources Corp. has successfully listed on the ASX, raising AU$11 million to advance its patented Regenerative Chloride Leach technology and strategic Québec titanium projects. The move aims to reshape Western critical metals supply chains with cost-effective, sustainable processing solutions.

dorsaVi reports breakthrough RRAM sensor performance and secures a major US physical therapy deal, backed by a $5 million capital raise and new leadership appointments.

Archer Materials has made significant strides in quantum computing and biochip development, enhancing qubit functionality and potassium ion testing accuracy. A new partnership with IMEC aims to accelerate biochip commercialization, supported by a robust $11.6 million cash position.

4DMedical secures a major commercial breakthrough with Stanford University adopting its FDA-cleared CT, VQ™ technology, while its partnership with AstraZeneca rapidly scales lung screening across Brazil.

Weebit Nano has reported a record quarter with A$7.3 million in customer receipts, securing three key product agreements and progressing critical technology milestones at leading semiconductor fabs.

TZ Limited appoints Antonino Schiavello as Non-Executive Director and partners with his Nura Space venture to accelerate workplace technology solutions, while securing a $750,000 credit extension to support product delivery.

Proteomics International Laboratories announces the planned retirement of its founder and Managing Director, Dr Richard Lipscombe, in February 2026, marking a pivotal leadership transition as the company seeks a new CEO to drive its next growth phase.

Metallium Ltd has appointed former U.S. Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense Travis Langster to its U.S. advisory board, aiming to strengthen ties with government and industry for critical metals supply chain resilience.

FBR Ltd reported a 57% revenue increase driven by property sales but posted a $29 million loss as it advances commercialization of its Hadrian X® robotic bricklayer and secures significant new funding.

Synertec Corporation Limited reported an 8% revenue decline to $18.2 million in FY2025 alongside a $7.64 million net loss, yet its Engineering segment showed a strong EBITDA rebound and its Powerhouse renewable technology revenue nearly doubled.

Papyrus Australia Ltd reported a sharp increase in losses for FY2025, driven by impairment of its Egyptian investments, while securing new funding and advancing commercialization of its banana fibre technology.