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ReNerve has converted regulatory approvals into its first commercial NervAlign Nerve Cuff surgeries in Hong Kong and Malaysia, expanding activity to seven jurisdictions. The milestones arrive as FY26 sales climbed 88% to $510,357 and the company builds out its US distribution network.

Thrive Tribe Technologies is developing WooBoard CARE, a free-to-use directory intended to help Australian veterans find allied health providers accepting DVA Veteran Cards and taking new clients. The initial build targets physiotherapy and psychology across the Gold Coast, Brisbane and Ipswich, with providers potentially paying subscriptions for verified listings.

Jupiter Mines will replace Managing Director Brad Rogers with mining veteran Matthew Jarvis on an interim basis, while Rogers remains through November to oversee key strategic outcomes. The transition gives the company continuity, but leaves the timing of a permanent appointment unresolved.

Black Cat Syndicate has appointed mining veteran Chris Stone as Acting Managing Director, with the interim arrangement beginning immediately and running indefinitely. Stone will earn $600,000 a year plus superannuation while the company searches for a permanent appointment.

Emyria has reported a sharp increase in FY26 revenue while expanding its psychedelic-assisted therapy network to five operational or announced clinics and 18 beds. Its first Sydney clinic is now fitted out and scheduled to begin treating patients in September, but utilisation and funding remain the next tests.

Adisyn Ltd reshuffles leadership with Kevin Crofton stepping up as Executive Chairman while Arye Kohavi moves to a Non-Executive Director role, signalling a strategic pivot to accelerate commercial execution in semiconductor technology.

Thrive Tribe Technologies (ASX:1TT) has landed a three-year exclusive distribution agreement with Canadian NATO-registered defence contractor Effective Acceleration Ventures (EAV) to roll out its WooBoard and REFFIND platforms across NATO military forces.

CuFe Ltd posted a $5.14 million net loss for FY26, driven by exploration expenses and share-based payments, while making substantial progress on its Tennant Creek Copper Project, buoyed by a $15.4 million strategic investment from Pan African Resources and a $20.75 million capital raise.

Titomic has raised A$16.5 million through an institutional placement priced at a 23.5% discount, aiming to scale its Huntsville facility and accelerate US growth. The company also advanced a US$10 million loan application with the Export-Import Bank and appointed aerospace veteran Jim Chilton to its board.

Li-S Energy has inked a strategic collaboration with Australian defence firm EPE, unlocking pathways to international defence markets for its ultra-lightweight lithium sulfur batteries.

Yandal Resources shakes up its leadership with the appointment of seasoned geologist Eduard Eshuys as Non-Executive Chair and the departure of CEO Chris Oorschot, signaling a pivotal moment as the company advances its gold exploration projects in Western Australia.

Adheris Health has achieved cashflow break-even in Q4 FY26 following a strategic reset focused on its US operations, cutting costs by over 30% and repositioning for growth in FY27 with a stronger digital pipeline.