www.qrsciences.com
QRSciences Holdings Limited is an Australia-based company. The Company is engaged in the business of investment, development, commercialization and sale of security related technologies and products. The Company’s proprietary technologies include magnetic sensing technology used to detect explosives, narcotics, weapons and other contraband. The Company operates in two segments: QR Technology and closed circuit television (CCTV) Security Equipment.
Recent Sector News
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Fusion IP -- proves IP company development model
Harry Norman from Proactive Investors talks to David Baynes, CEO of Fusion IP about commercialising universities' IP, investing £20K in a start-up and selling it for £6.4 million, proving the business model, magnetic gears, microscopes without lenses, ultrasound training devices, more efficient mobile phones, micro bubbles, and more light from LEDs.
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Westminster Group shares rise 50 pct following string of good news
Shares in Westminster Group have had a good run since the beginning of last week, as several updates from the Banbury-based security firm have been warmly received by investors.
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Westminster Group shares advance on latest airport security contract
Today's deal is another sign that Westminster’s newly established aviation security division is beginning to take off.
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Sarantel: Finding a sweet-spot in GPS markets
As smartphones, cameras and GPS become even more important in people’s lives, miniature antenna specialist Sarantel’s moment may be approaching.
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Defiant Synchronica again rejects Myriad offer
Mobile messaging firm Synchronica today urged shareholders to reject a takeover offer from rival Myriad, adding it would pay its first deferred consideration to Nokia this month.
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Amphion Innovations shares rise as DataTern patents are reinforced
The group has been working to reinforce its IP position in recent years. Today it revealed that 20 of its original claims can be patented following re-examinations by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
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Telit Communications to become a 'contender' in GPS market with Navman deal
Telit Communications said it will become a “contender” in the growing GPS market with the US$3 million purchase of Navman OEM Solutions.
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Fusion IP's new development deal underlines the firm's model, says Seymour Pierce
Fusion IP's announcement of a 'significant' drug development deal today demonstrates the strength of the firm's model, says broker Seymour Pierce, which rates the stock a 'buy' and targets a price of 50 pence for the shares.
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Sarantel Group: photo opportunity means “a great time to buy” the shares
Broker XCAP, initiating coverage on antenna maker Sarantel today, believes the opportunity to gain exposure to the digital camera market means now could be a good opportunity to snap up the shares
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Sarantel Group to see growth from defence market after robust second half
The firm also announced today that it had completed successful trials of its antenna technology with a major Japanese camera maker
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Seeing Machines sees share price increase after boosting revenue by 60 per cent
The results for the year to the end of June show that the software firm is seeing a surge in demand for its Drive State Solution and faceAPI products
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Sarantel: more progress from the antenna firm as it gets General Dynamics order
The firm announced this morning that it has received a production order from General Dynamics Itronix, which plans to use its antennas in its rugged “wearable” computer. Broker Seymour Pierce is keenly awaiting November’s results for the year to September 30
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Fusion IP shares soar after expectation beating results
The technology commercialisation specialist swung to a pre-tax profit on the back of a 35 percent year-on-year rise in revenue and portfolio returns to £5.9 million. Investors were delighted with the news as Fusion shares shot up 5 pence, about 17.5 per cent, to change hands at 33.5 pence each.
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Norcon: profiting from a strengthening telecoms market
Ahead of Norcon’s interim results tomorrow, we take a look at the telecoms network services company and what investors will be watching out for from its first half performance
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Telit Communications remains a ‘buy’ after robust interims
Analysts at Investec and Northland Capital Partners stick with ‘buy’ recommendations, as well as target prices for the shares of more than 100 pence, after Telit boosts H1 revenues and profits
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ServicePower Technologies: interims reflect “strategic transformation”
ServicePower is in the midst of a turnaround intended to transform it from an unprofitable, low-margin business to one that generates recurring revenues with far lower costs. Yesterday’s interim results suggest it is well on its way
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Synchronica boosted revenues and reduced losses in H1 2011
Synchronica delivered solid interim results this morning that included a strong increase in recurring revenues. After expanding its operations into the North American market via its recent acquisition of a Nokia mobile messaging subsidiary it expects to grow its market share further
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Amphion Innovations: on the turnaround track
Shares in the technology commercialisation firm have recently bounced off an all-time low as it makes progress with selling software licences from its DataTern subsidiary. And it still has plenty of other irons in the fire in the shape of Partner Companies like Kromek and Motif BioSciences
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Seeing Machines boss Kroeger eyes many dimensions of growth
The blue touch-paper was recently lit under the stock by the paradigm shift in technology that was the launch of Toshiba's first glasses-free 3D laptop and Seeing Machines' DSS production is also gaining traction. Here we talk to recently appointed boss Kroeger about the many opportunities for the firm.
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Software Radio Technology: shares a ‘strong buy’ after India-focused deal
Software Radio Technology has teamed up with an Indian maritime electronics firm to sell its AIS transceivers into India’s maritime industry now that the country’s authorities have begun implementing a nationwide coastal security programme
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Amphion Innovations’ shares shoot up again after firm swings into profit
Having already doubled its share price during the past couple of weeks, Amphion Innovations has seen a further substantial rise this morning after the firm, which commercialises university-derived intellectual property, announced a positive trading update
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Synchronica shares surge after it wins US$740,000 Middle East contract
Synchronica’s third significant order from a Middle Eastern customer has helped to provide a boon to its share price today. Northland Capital Partners expects customers signed over the past couple of years to start “eating though their initial licence commitments this year, resulting in high margin incremental revenue as mobile messaging services gain traction”
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Telit reports strong increase in revenues; brokers welcome update
News that Telit has increased revenues by more than one third during the first half was well received by analysts. House broker Investec has a 120 pence price target for the shares.
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Telit Communications strengthens its machine-to-machine offering with new acquisition
Telit has bought GlobalConect, a provider of wireless technology, in order to improve Telit’s own machine-to-machine communications offering to its customers. Analysts have responded positively to the deal
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Telit Communications’ market share on the up, says study
Things are looking up for Telit Communications, the machine-to-machine communications group, with a new study suggesting its share of its market has risen significantly. Broker Investec for one is upbeat on prospects for the company.
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Synchronica buys Nokia messaging business for US$25 million
Synchronica's deal with Nokia announced today has been heralded as "transformational" by CEO Carsten Brinkschulte
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Inherent value to be “developed and extracted” at Amphion
Amphion Innovations is still looking to extract value from key companies in its portfolio, such as digital X-ray firm Kromek, as it publishes its results for 2010
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Synchronica: now ready to tackle mobile phone markets in developed economies
Mobile messaging technology specalist Synchonica has been signing deals left, right and centre in recent weeks. Here, we take a deeper look at the business
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Synchronica shares up on news of mass-market roll-out in Africa
Shares in Synchronica were up nearly 4 percent today on news that the communications expert's technology is being used for a mass-market roll out for mobile phone users in Africa.
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Synchronica & Wynncom OGO phone launch boosted by Bollywood star Saif Ali Khan
With the help of Bollywood royalty, A-list actor Saif Ali Khan, Synchronica and Wynncom have launched a cheaper alternative to smartphones in India. The US$100 handsets will give young consumers access to popular features like instant messaging, email and social networking.
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