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Scout Security Limited reported a reduced half-year loss of $1.63 million, completed a $4.5 million recapitalisation, and signed a non-binding letter of intent to acquire New York-based Roo Inc., aiming for a combined EBITDA positive future.

Bailador Technology Investments reported a robust FY25 with a 33% gross IRR from its private portfolio, $41 million deployed in new and follow-on investments, and a strong final dividend of 3.6 cents per share.

Hazer Group has received a $4.58 million R&D tax incentive refund for FY25, reinforcing its financial position as it advances its methane pyrolysis technology towards commercialisation.

QuickFee Limited reported a 9% revenue increase in Q1 FY26, driven by strong Australian Finance growth despite a US Finance dip. The company completed a US Pay Now business sale for US$26.35 million and announced a 7.5 cents per share capital return, alongside a CEO appointment.

Cogstate Limited reports a record-breaking quarter with sales contracts soaring 88% year-on-year, driven by expanding markets and new therapeutic areas. The company signals continued investment in growth initiatives, including AI and Asia-Pacific expansion, while projecting a strong first half of FY26.

Compumedics has secured a $2.15 million placement to fast-track commercialisation of its Somfit D device following early FDA approval, positioning the company for significant growth in the US home sleep testing market.

JAYRIDE Group Limited has partnered with Xoomplay to integrate in-vehicle media and advertising into its SaaS platform, aiming to transform vehicles into dynamic media assets across Southeast Asia and Australasia.

Aurora Labs has partnered with Sovereign Propulsion Systems to advance testing and commercialisation of its novel turbine engines for defence applications, marking a significant step in UAV propulsion innovation.

Aurora Labs has raised $5.5 million through a strategic placement, partnering with Sovereign Propulsion Systems to advance its drone propulsion technology and expand manufacturing capabilities.

PainChek Limited has secured its first US customer, Jewish Home Family, just days after receiving FDA De Novo clearance for its AI-powered pain assessment app, marking a significant step into the $100 million US aged care market.

DroneShield’s DroneSentry counterdrone system has earned official recognition from the UK’s National Protective Security Authority, boosting its credibility and market potential amid rising drone threats.

PainChek Limited has achieved a landmark FDA De Novo classification for its PainChek Adult App, positioning it as the first regulated medical device for pain assessment in the US aged care sector and opening a $100 million annual market opportunity.