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Linius Technologies, soon to be Ion Video Limited, appoints Sophie Karzis as company secretary and Canaccord Genuity as corporate advisor, signaling a strategic push in governance and capital markets engagement.

Atomos Limited has exercised 259.8 million options, raising $7.8 million to reduce its debt and boost confidence in hitting $23–25 million sales and positive EBITDA in the first half of 2026.

Linius Technologies has secured a 12-month extension with Racing.com and reported ahead-of-schedule progress on its AI-powered proof of concept with a top European soccer league, signaling growth in sports media technology.

Vulcan Steel reported a sharp profit decline in FY25 amid tough market conditions but strengthened its balance sheet and expanded into roofing with a major acquisition. Leadership changes set the stage for renewed growth.

Atomos Limited has expanded its secured debt facility by $2 million, increasing its total borrowing capacity to $15.7 million, signaling confidence in its strategic turnaround and upcoming product launches.

BirdDog Technology Limited reported a 6.9% increase in quarterly sales to A$4.3 million, driven by the successful launch of two next-generation broadcast products and a strong cash position ahead of a planned share buy-back.

Audinate Group has completed its $28 million acquisition of Iris Studio, a US-based leader in AI-powered, cloud-based camera control technology, marking a significant expansion into video production solutions.

BirdDog Technology has postponed its shareholder meeting to July 22, raising its share buy-back price by 40% to 7 cents ahead of a proposed ASX delisting. Major shareholders back the move, signaling strong support for the company’s exit plan.

dorsaVi’s Q3 FY25 report reveals growing adoption of its AI-powered video movement analysis in the US, a new elite athlete research partnership, and the launch of a pioneering 3D ACL injury prevention test.

BirdDog Technology reported a slight 4.1% decline in Q3 FY25 sales to A$3.6 million while progressing strongly on its next-generation product roadmap and implementing significant cost reductions.

Vulcan Steel Limited reported a 12.6% revenue decline and a 64.8% drop in net profit for the first half of FY25 amid challenging market conditions. Despite this, the company achieved a 10% return on capital employed and is positioning itself for growth as economic recovery signs emerge.