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4DMedical's CT:VQ Wins Australian Regulatory Approval

Medical imaging company 4DMedical has secured a major milestone with TGA approval for its CT:VQ technology in Australia. The non-contrast ventilation-perfusion imaging solution is now listed on the Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods, clearing the way for nationwide deployment. What makes this particularly well-timed is Australia's high density of CT scanners, which should enable rapid rollout across the country. The company is positioning CT:VQ as the new standard for functional lung assessment globally, and with regulatory clearance in hand, 4DMedical is preparing to pursue Medicare reimbursement through the Medical Services Advisory Committee.

NRW Holdings Secures Major Contracts for Golding

Construction and mining services company NRW Holdings is riding a wave of contract wins through its subsidiary Golding Contractors. The company has landed a $150 million equipment hire and services agreement with OneSteel at the South Middleback Ranges Mine in South Australia—a three-year deal that will secure around 60 jobs in the region. Meanwhile, Golding has also been tapped by Anglo American to construct a new 10.8-kilometre rail diversion near Moranbah in Queensland, valued between $41 and $45 million. That project is expected to wrap up by March 2027 and will employ roughly 230 people, making it a substantial boost for the local economy.

Visionflex Lands NSW Health Contract

Virtual healthcare technology provider Visionflex has won an $800,000 contract with NSW Health to supply remote patient monitoring hardware. The deal includes 127 general examination cameras and 162 video examination camera glass kits, which will be deployed across multiple NSW hospitals and health service organizations by June 2026. The hardware supports the state's digital uplift initiative, helping patients monitor vital signs from home and reducing unnecessary hospital visits. The contract signals growing momentum for Visionflex's technology in large-scale virtual care programs.

Bailador's Portfolio Gets Mixed Valuations Update

Investment company Bailador Technology Investments has released updated valuations for its portfolio holdings, with some standout winners and one notable casualty. PropHero's valuation jumped 16.2% to $21.3 million, while MOSH surged 49.5% to $15.0 million, reflecting strong performance and profitable growth respectively. However, Nosto took a hit, with its valuation written down to zero following softer trading results. Overall, the changes translate to a $0.043 increase in net tangible assets per share, bringing the pro-forma NTA to $1.73 pre-tax and $1.59 post-tax.

Centuria Capital Opens Retail Entitlement Offer

Real estate investment company Centuria Capital Group has opened its retail entitlement offer to eligible securityholders. The offer price is set at A$2.00 per new security, mirroring the institutional component that closed on June 23 after raising approximately A$65 million. The retail tranche is expected to raise around A$35 million and runs until July 7, 2026. Eligible retail securityholders can subscribe for one new security for every 17 they currently hold, with an option to apply for additional securities through a top-up facility.