Latest Technology Development News

Nanoveu Limited has successfully completed the second tranche of its upsized capital raise, securing $720,000 through share issuance and listed options, with a final $400,000 tranche pending shareholder approval.

Papyrus Australia has secured a pivotal contract with UniSA to establish a Rapid Prototyping and R&D facility, advancing its sustainable packaging technology and commercial production plans.

RareX Limited has partnered with Gega Elements to develop Australia’s inaugural integrated gallium supply chain, aiming to reduce reliance on Chinese supply and boost national critical mineral resilience.

Gratifii Limited has raised $1.7 million through an institutional placement to fund technology upgrades and expand its client base, aiming to hit an $84 million revenue target in FY26.

InFocus Group Holdings has secured a $3.25 million contract to develop a cutting-edge white-label iGaming platform for Taiwanese firm TG Solutions, marking a significant expansion into the digital gaming sector.

Ballymore Resources reports outstanding metallurgical test results from its Dittmer Project, confirming high recoveries of gold, silver, and copper through multiple processing methods, including promising cyanide alternatives.

Webjet Group Limited reported a stable FY25 EBITDA of $39.4 million despite a 7% decline in bookings driven by soft domestic flight demand. Growth in international bookings and strategic investments underpin a confident outlook.

MTM Critical Metals has locked in a pre-permitted industrial site in Texas, positioning itself to commission its innovative metal recovery plant by year-end 2025 and accelerate U.S. commercial expansion.

Nanoveu Limited has launched a $2.7 million capital raising via a share placement and a substantial options offer, pending shareholder approval for securities issued to its Executive Chairman. The prospectus outlines key risks and the impact on the company’s capital structure.

Sparc Technologies is progressing its innovative green hydrogen pilot plant and graphene-based anti-corrosion trials, supported by a recent A$2.7 million capital raise to accelerate commercialisation and R&D.

Carnegie Clean Energy has partnered with global industrial leader SKF to co-develop and manufacture the Power Take-Off system for its CETO wave energy technology, marking a key step in commercialising ocean energy in Europe.

Global uranium enrichment leader Urenco has agreed to invest A$5 million in Australian technology developer Ubaryon, forming a strategic partnership that validates and accelerates a novel uranium enrichment process.