Latest Technology Sector News

Imricor Medical Systems made significant regulatory strides with FDA submissions for its MRI-guided cardiac ablation devices and launched NorthStar commercially in Europe, even as it reported increased cash outflows in Q3 CY25.

Archer Materials has entered a strategic collaboration with Emergence Quantum to fast-track the development of graphene-based quantum devices, aiming to bridge cutting-edge science with commercial applications.

Swift Networks has expanded its partnership with Uniting NSW to 25 aged care sites and introduced Swift TV at a major industry conference, positioning itself at the forefront of aged care technology innovation.

Structural Monitoring Systems Plc faces a high-stakes legal battle as CEO Ross Love and Turton House Group initiate Federal Court proceedings alleging adverse action and whistleblower victimisation.

Klevo Rewards has completed a partial entitlement offer, raising $1.77 million with underwriters covering 40% of the targeted $4.12 million capital raise. The company now faces decisions on allocating the remaining shortfall shares.

Ionic Rare Earths has expanded its capital raising to $15.6 million, driven by a $3 million strategic investment from US firm Argentem Creek Partners and strong shareholder support. The funds will accelerate projects across magnet recycling, rare earth refining, and US supply chain development.

Enero Group reports improved profitability in FY25 despite revenue decline, driven by divestment and AI innovation, with FY26 Q1 EBITDA up 13%.

Pinnacle Minerals has secured a strategic acquisition of eight critical minerals projects in Idaho and Washington, positioning itself at the forefront of the US critical minerals supply chain. The company also raised $3 million to accelerate exploration and development.

Carnaby Resources has landed a A$12.5 million investment from the Queensland government-backed QIC Critical Minerals and Battery Technology Fund, accelerating development of its Greater Duchess copper-gold project. The funding will underpin key feasibility studies and position the company for a final investment decision by late 2026.

Iltani Resources has locked in an $8 million investment from Queensland’s government-backed QIC fund to fast-track its Orient Silver-Indium Project, positioning the company at the forefront of critical minerals development in Northern Queensland.

Everest Metals has signed a strategic MOU with Arlington Innovation Partners to access U.S. government non-dilutive funding and partnerships, advancing its Mt Edon critical minerals project focused on rubidium and lithium.

Halo Technologies Holdings has responded to ASX queries about a sharp rise in its share price and trading volume, denying any undisclosed information and confirming compliance with continuous disclosure rules.