Latest Technology Validation News

Janus Electric has locked in two California HVIP vouchers worth US$112,500 each for its initial US vehicle conversions, validating its tech under a key decarbonisation program. It also inked a non-binding MOU with Energy One to explore battery swap and charging infrastructure for Class 8 freight trucks across North America.

Harvest Technology Group has secured independent validation of its Nodestream platform's strong fit within the US defence sector, highlighting a clear pathway for market entry focused on bandwidth-constrained communications.

International Graphite Limited (ASX: IG6) and ALKEEMIA have achieved graphite purification exceeding 99.9% total graphitic carbon across diverse concentrate samples, reinforcing their joint venture plans to build a major processing hub in Italy.

6K Additive has landed a $1.1 million order for its Nickel 718 superalloy powder from a major OEM, underscoring rising demand for advanced metal powders in additive manufacturing across key industries.

Temas Resources has formed a Scientific Advisory Board of hydrometallurgical leaders to accelerate the rollout of its innovative Regenerative Chloride Leaching technology, promising major cost and environmental benefits in critical minerals processing.

Ava Risk Group secures key government contracts and expands its technology trials in Australia, the US, and the Middle East during Q3 FY2026, reinforcing its position in critical infrastructure security.

Sprintex has cleared a key hurdle in a UK water utility procurement process, positioning itself for participation in a £104 billion infrastructure upgrade cycle focused on energy-efficient wastewater treatment.

Sprintex Limited reported a 162% surge in revenue to A$2.7 million for the half-year ending December 2025, driven by a landmark €15.6 million European contract. Despite this, the company posted a net loss of A$1.7 million, an improvement from the prior year, while raising $3.6 million to support global expansion.

HITIQ Limited reported a $2.9 million loss for the half-year ending December 2025, while making significant strides in international market expansion and strategic partnerships. The company’s capital raising efforts aim to support its transition from technology validation to commercial execution.

Temas Resources has inked a Letter of Intent to validate its patented Regenerative Chloride Leach technology on a major refractory gold deposit, paving the way for a joint venture to commercialise the platform in Western North America.

GCM Corporation is advancing its commercialisation strategy with multiple prototypes across key global markets and sectors, aiming for revenue in the first half of 2026.

Critical Resources Limited has secured a strategic position within the US Centre for Solid-State Electric Power Storage, accelerating its evaluation and development of safer, higher-performance solid-state lithium-ion batteries.