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61 Neutral | $37.18B | 12.37 | -10.20% | 1.83% | 8.50% | -7.62% |
Ion Video Limited has reported substantial progress in its turnaround, with a major restructuring to be completed by the end of January 2026 and a formal relaunch of the ION Video brand and technology slated for 9 February 2026. Under new major shareholders and management, the company has aggressively reduced trade and other payables from $2.2 million to about $280,000, restructured its balance sheet via early conversion of convertible notes to save interest costs, and raised $2.95 million in new capital, 41% of which was contributed by directors and management. The entire technology team has been rebuilt and relocated to Melbourne, enabling tighter alignment of the platform with Ion’s core patents and access to higher-rate Australian R&D refunds, while performance-based equity incentives and the removal of external engineering consultants have cut the annualised engineering cost base to roughly $750,000. After reviewing its customer portfolio, Ion has intentionally exited or declined renewals of several legacy contracts, including IMG, Cricket Australia and multiple US and European clients, sacrificing about $500,000 in annual revenue but eliminating approximately $1.8 million in recurring engineering and third-party costs, delivering net annualised savings of $1.3 million. Management now expects a monthly cash burn of $160,000 to $190,000 and believes the company has sufficient cash to operate at least until the second quarter of 2027, ahead of unveiling a new go-to-market strategy designed to reposition Ion Video more competitively within the video technology sector.
The most recent analyst rating on (AU:IOV) stock is a Hold with a A$0.01 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on Linius Technologies stock, see the AU:IOV Stock Forecast page.
Ion Video Ltd has disclosed a change in director Giuseppe Rinarelli’s indirect interests, held via JR Fire Holdings Pty Ltd, detailing his updated securities position in the company. The filing shows Rinarelli acquired an additional 10,000 convertible notes for $10,000 under the June 2025 Note Facility, doubling his holding to 20,000 convertible notes while maintaining his existing shares and options, signaling continued financial backing from a key director and reinforcing governance transparency through timely ASX disclosure.
Ion Video Limited has disclosed a change in director Brent Jones’s interests, detailing an increase in his indirect holdings through entities Bucket 23 Pty Ltd, Unrandom Pty Ltd and Vonetta Pty Ltd. Jones subscribed for 546,250 additional convertible notes at $1 each under the company’s June 2025 Note Facility, as approved at the 2025 AGM, lifting his total convertible note holdings to 1,346,250 alongside a substantial existing stake in ordinary shares and options. The move signals continued financial backing from a key director and modestly increases insider alignment with the company’s capital-raising strategy, which may be viewed by investors as a vote of confidence in the company’s medium‑term outlook and balance sheet management.
ION VIDEO LTD has notified the market of the issue of 556,250 unquoted convertible notes (security code IOVAZ) on 24 December 2025, under an existing Appendix 3B transaction framework. The move increases the company’s pool of unquoted debt-like securities that can potentially convert into equity, signalling an additional source of funding that may have implications for its future capital structure and shareholder dilution.
ION Video Ltd has appointed William Buck Audit (Vic) Pty Ltd as its new external auditor, effective 18 December 2025, following a periodic governance-driven review of its audit and assurance arrangements. The change comes after KPMG’s formal resignation as auditor, which received consent from the corporate regulator, and William Buck’s appointment will be put to shareholders for ratification at the company’s 2026 annual general meeting, reflecting a routine but notable shift in the company’s audit oversight framework.
Linius Technologies has announced a security consolidation for its issued capital, subject to shareholder approval. The consolidation will occur on a 1 for 100 basis, with the record date set for January 21, 2026, and trading in the post-consolidation securities commencing on January 20, 2026, on a deferred settlement basis. This move aims to streamline the company’s capital structure, potentially impacting its market positioning and shareholder value.
ION Video Ltd has announced a proposed consolidation of its securities at a ratio of 100:1, pending shareholder approval. This move aims to create a more effective capital structure, reduce share price volatility, and make the company’s shares more appealing to a broader range of investors. The consolidation will not materially affect individual shareholder interests but is expected to increase the notional share price, potentially impacting market perceptions and investor interest.
Linius Technologies has announced a General Meeting for its shareholders, scheduled for January 16, 2026, in Melbourne. The meeting will be a physical-only event, where shareholders can vote in person or via proxy on ordinary resolutions. The company encourages proxy voting and provides detailed instructions for online proxy lodgment. This meeting is crucial for shareholders to participate in decision-making processes and ensure their votes are counted, impacting the company’s governance and future direction.