Latest Technology Licensing News

Redivium Limited has advanced its battery recycling ambitions with a binding offtake agreement alongside strategic funding plans, despite ongoing ASX suspension. The company’s new partnership with WMC Energy BV marks a pivotal step toward commercialising its UK recycling facility.

Audeara Limited has achieved a key regulatory milestone with NMPA certification in China, paving the way for commercial launch of its hearing personalisation technology through a leading e-commerce brand. This approval supports the company’s strategy to generate scalable licensing revenue in a rapidly growing market.

LaserBond’s 2025 AGM reveals a pivotal CEO transition alongside a strong financial rebound driven by strategic investments and technology licensing deals.

Aquirian Limited is accelerating its growth trajectory through strategic joint ventures and a major expansion of its Wubin facility, aiming to reshape the mining services landscape with advanced drill and blast technologies.

Critical Resources Limited has secured a 12-month exclusive option to evaluate advanced solid-state lithium-ion battery technology from the South Dakota School of Mines & Technology, aiming to enhance battery safety, performance, and commercial potential.

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.

Audeara Ltd has reported a remarkable 111% revenue increase in Q1 FY26, driven by strong growth in its technology division and key international partnerships in China and Japan. The company is advancing towards cashflow breakeven with improved cash management and expanding global reach.

Audeara Limited has landed its maiden purchase order for hearing aid technology in China, marking a pivotal step in its global expansion with production and launch planned for the final quarter of 2025.

Invion Limited has secured $0.8 million through convertible notes to repay its Lind Global Fund II LP facility and support working capital, positioning itself for potential global licensing deals of its Photosoft technology.

Neometals has completed the sale of its lithium-ion battery recycling business, securing over A$10 million in cash and refocusing on its core mining and processing projects.

Foresta Group Holdings reported a $3.375 million net loss for FY2025 while making significant progress on its Kawerau biomass facility in New Zealand, securing key approvals, partnerships, and funding. The company aims to commence construction in FY2026, positioning itself in the renewable energy sector.

Weebit Nano has reported a remarkable 300% revenue increase to $4.4 million in FY25, driven by expanding licensing deals for its advanced ReRAM technology.