Daily Roundup

Ai-Media Technologies Outlines Growth Path with FY27 Guidance and Share Buy-Back

Ai-Media Technologies has set ambitious targets for the year ahead, guiding for annual recurring revenue of $44-46 million—representing growth of 22-28% from FY26's $36 million. Total revenue is expected to reach $61-63 million, with adjusted EBITDA of $3.5-4.5 million. The company's strategy centers on scaling its LEXI Text business while maintaining strong recurring margins, converting its installed encoder base, and commercializing emerging LEXI capabilities across its global footprint spanning 46 countries.

To complement this growth trajectory, Ai-Media announced an on-market share buy-back of up to 20.8 million shares—representing 9.9% of issued capital. The buy-back, funded from existing cash reserves, will commence on 26 October 2026 and remain open for up to 12 months. This move signals management confidence in the company's value proposition and aims to enhance shareholder returns.

Black Cat Syndicate Ramps Up Production While Investing in Future Growth

Gold producer Black Cat Syndicate is targeting production of 80-90,000 ounces in FY27, with all-in sustaining costs of $3,500-$3,900 per ounce. The company expects wholly owned production to jump 14-30% year-on-year, with its flagship Paulsens operation anticipated to grow by up to 20%. While unit costs are expected to be elevated in the first half due to ramp-up activities at Fingals and Majestic mines, the company anticipates improvements in the second half as higher-grade ore comes online and cost optimization initiatives take effect.

Supporting this production outlook, Black Cat is deploying $30-35 million toward exploration and growth in FY27. Paulsens will receive $13-15 million for near-mine and regional exploration, while Kal East gets the same allocation for resource development and conversion drilling. Coyote will receive $4-5 million focused on infill drilling and extensions. The company has also secured regulatory approval to increase Kal East's processing capacity to 1.5 million tonnes per annum, positioning it for higher throughput and future expansion.

The company's mineral resources stand at 2.31 million ounces of gold, down 7% from the prior year, while ore reserves decreased 18% to 272,000 ounces—primarily reflecting mining depletion and updated geological models that provide greater confidence for future mine planning.

Telix Pharmaceuticals Wins FDA Fast Track for Prostate Cancer Imaging

Telix Pharmaceuticals has received FDA Fast Track designation for its BiPASS program, which combines gallium-68 PSMA-PET imaging with MRI to improve prostate cancer detection prior to biopsy. The designation, which accelerates development and review timelines for drugs addressing serious unmet medical needs, builds on clinical data showing the approach can reduce unnecessary biopsies by nearly 50 percent while improving detection of clinically significant disease.

Alcidion Expands NHS Footprint with Northern Care Alliance Deal

Healthcare software provider Alcidion has secured a $7.5 million contract with Northern Care Alliance NHS Foundation Trust to deploy its Miya Flow solution across multiple sites. The three-year agreement includes options to extend for two additional years and expand to new modules. Expected in-year revenue is approximately $4.5 million, which includes a six-month renewal of the existing Extramed subscription during Miya Flow's implementation phase.

Xreality Group Suspends Trading Pending Audit Completion

Xreality Group has requested a voluntary suspension of its securities from ASX quotation due to an incomplete audit of its FY26 financial accounts. The suspension will remain in place until the company completes its audit and releases revised financial statements and regulatory filings.