Shares of Nova Eye Medical jump as much as 14% on strong quarterly US sales.
Total US sales of its glaucoma surgical device in three months to July 31 were $2.2 million, up 32%.
Solid sales growth expected to continue.
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Shares of Nova Eye Medical jump as much as 14% on strong quarterly US sales.
Total US sales of its glaucoma surgical device in three months to July 31 were $2.2 million, up 32%.
Solid sales growth expected to continue.
Shares of cloud communication software company Symbio Holdings (ASX:SYM) rose as much as 22.7% to A$2.870, their highest since Dec. 9.
The company received an indicative buyout proposal from Superloop (ASX:SLC), which values Symbio at A$2.85 per share - a 21.8% premium to the last closing price.
Symbio has entered into non-disclosure and exclusivity agreements with Superloop.
The company is among the top gainers on the ASX All Ordinaries index.
As of the last close, the stock is up 50% year-to-date.
Symbio Holdings is a cloud communication software company.
Potash explorer South Harz Potash (ASX:SHP) is set to raise A$2.6 mln ($1.72 mln) through an equity placement at a price of A$0.03 per share, representing a 21.1% discount to the stock’s last close.
The company has also launched a share purchase plan offer to raise up to an additional A$0.5 mln.
The stock hit its lowest level since July 5.
South Harz Potash shares are down 7.3% year-to-date.
Shares of Australia’s Genmin (ASX:GEN) rise as much as 11.1% to A$0.200, hitting highest level since April 4.
Iron ore miner says company has received final approval from the Minister of Environment in Gabon for the social and environmental impact assessment for the Baniaka iron ore project.
Company has applied for a large-scale mining permit for 5 million tonnes per annum mining operation at Baniaka.
Stock has fallen 7.7% this year as of last close.
Genmin is an iron ore mining company based in Australia.
Shares of Tambourah Metals fall as much as 23.5% to A$0.260, posting their record intraday percentage drop.
The critical metals explorer has received firm commitments to raise A$2.5 million before costs via placement, at a 30.9% discount to the last close.
Funds raised will be predominantly applied to drilling and assessment of the company’s Pilbara lithium projects.
Tambourah Metals' stock is up 223.8% year-to-date.
Shares of Helloworld Travel rise 7.6% to A$3.12, highest since May 2.
FY23 outlook for underlying EBITDA increased to A$42-45m.
Total Transaction Value expected to exceed A$2.56bn.
Stock has more than doubled this year.
Future First Technologies announces Damian Smith as Co-CEO along with Lucas Murtagh to lead growth and strategy.
Damian Smith will focus on product and client delivery.
Shares of ikeGPS Group jump as much as 5.7% to NZ$0.740, posting their biggest intraday gain since May 4.
Platform technology co acquired assets of the Marne & Associates National Electrical Safety Code training business.
The acquisition is expected to be accretive immediately, although not materially relative to IKE’s revenue profile.
IKE stock down 20.5% YTD, as of last close.
IkeGPS Group is a platform technology company.
BWP Trust, an Australian real estate investment trust, announced a final distribution of 9.27 AU cents per share.
Fortescue Metals Group: Fortescue Energy has appointed Deborah Caudle as Chief Financial Officer.