Category: News

Last Wednesday at our weekly ‘Meet The CEOs’ briefing we were joined by Dr Chris Burns from Novonix Limited (ASX: NVX). Novonix is an integrated developer and supplier of high-performance materials, equipment and services for the global lithium-ion battery industry. They have operations in the USA and Canada and sales in over 14 countries. 

Credit Intelligence (CI1) is an ASX-listed fintech company experiencing tailwinds amidst the economic uncertainty of COVID-19 and a long-awaited market correction. 

Rhinomed (ASX: RNO) radically improves the way people breathe, sleep, maintain their health and take medication. The company produces a wearable nasal stent platform that reduces snoring, increases air intake and relieves congestion and allergies through essential oil formulations.

Manuka Resources, the nation’s newest gold and silver producer, has launched its IPO. The company is looking to raise between $5 to $7 million to explore and mine highly prospective tenements across its two sites in the Cobar Basin, Central NSW.

Despite the tumultuous market and economic recession, ASX-listed Spirit Telecom (ASX: ST1) grew 146% in the four months January to April, compared to the prior corresponding period. 

Conditions like dementia and Alzheimer’s disease have the most likelihood of a medical breakthrough in the next 10 years. However, at present, there are few effective treatment options. For ASX-listed Neuroscientific Biopharmaceuticals (NSB), this is a focus area that shows great commercial promise and opportunity to improve patient outcomes.

The market’s recent gains have come largely from retail investors entering the market but not everyone is convinced that this rally is real. Magellan Co-founder defended his 46% cash position this week and many others are publicly voicing concerns that the market rally is just a dead cat bounce.

Cancer treatments are changing and Prescient Therapeutics (ASX: PTX) is an Australian biotech company that is leading the way. Prescient’s PTX 100 and PTX 200 therapies have had compelling results in human clinical trials.  

DXN Limited (DXN) is an Australian small cap listed data centre company that is accelerating the shift to edge computing. Any information you access on the Internet goes through a data centre somewhere in the world. In the past decade or so, most data has been stored on cloud-based servers in dispersed locations.

John Rayment, the CEO of Identitii (ID8: ASX), sat down with us last week for a special live investor briefing. He provided an update on the company, how the company can assist with the inaccuracies of information needed to process and report on financial transactions when incomplete or even missing, and why he believes Identitii is a good investment.

From Netflix’s database to every file on the cloud, most data is stored in warehouse-sized data centres owned by tech giants like Google and Amazon. While these warehouse-sized data centres might cater just fine to the casual Internet user’s needs, they can’t offer the high speed and reliability that businesses need to successfully automate and control critical infrastructure.

PayGroup is a payroll and human management SaaS company that simplifies payroll for companies dealing with complicated legislation.