• Loss of $4.56 million, up 71% from prior period
• Total revenue of $103,754, up 2,326% from prior period
• Successful installation and commissioning of Beneq TFS 200 ALD system

Adisyn Ltd has reported a loss of $4.56 million for the half-year ended 31 December 2025, up 71% from the prior period. Total revenue increased significantly to $103,754, up 2,326% from the prior period. The company successfully installed and commissioned its Beneq TFS 200 Atomic Layer Deposition (ALD) system, which will be used to develop its graphene-based interconnect technology. Adisyn has made progress on its graphene deposition development program, achieving an important technical milestone in the initial phase of developing a wafer surface pre-clean step. The company is now focused on expanding graphene deposition trials, refining sub-processes, and optimizing deposition parameters. Adisyn also announced the commencement of a strategic review to unlock value from its Adisyn Services business, which provides managed IT solutions. The review may result in a transaction or change of control event for the Adisyn Services business or a sale of the business unit. Post-period, Adisyn appointed Arye Kohavi as Managing Director, reflecting the company's evolution towards being primarily a semiconductor technology business.

The semiconductor industry represents a key target market for Adisyn, driven by positive fundamentals such as the growth of AI and increasing global investment in semiconductor research and development. Adisyn's wholly owned subsidiary, 2D Generation, will continue to focus on its graphene deposition development program as it progresses towards broader coupon-level testing and, subject to results, wafer-level evaluation.