SpaceX (Unlisted (US):SPACEX) has officially entered the public markets arena, filing for what could become the largest IPO in history — and in the process reframing itself less as a rocket company and more as an artificial intelligence infrastructure giant.
The Elon Musk-led company lodged its long-awaited S-1 prospectus with the US Securities and Exchange Commission on Wednesday, targeting a Nasdaq listing under the ticker SPCX and reportedly seeking a valuation between US$1.5 trillion and US$2 trillion.
There’s no doubt the federal budget could end up doing the exact opposite of what it intended and make building wealth even harder for younger Australians. But it might also help them discover ways to avoid paying the proposed higher capital gain tax.
Property already feels out of reach for many people under 40, which pushed an entire generation toward shares, ETFs and crypto. But now, with the proposed changes to capital gains tax and negative gearing, even long-term investing is becoming less attractive, which is why it’s no longer just about choosing the right investment. The structure you invest through could become just as important as the investment itself.
A new research report on Provaris Energy Ltd (ASX:PV1, OTC:GBBLF, FRA:WS90) has highlighted the company’s expanding exposure to carbon capture and storage (CSS) infrastructure, arguing the opportunity could provide an earlier commercial pathway alongside its established hydrogen shipping strategy.
In a note released on Thursday, Longspur Research said the market had not fully appreciated the value of Provaris’ move into liquid CO2 storage and transport infrastructure, particularly as Europe accelerates development of carbon sequestration projects.
Lightning Minerals Ltd (ASX:L1M, FRA:YZ1) earlier this week outlined progress at its Warby Project in North Queensland, where early-stage exploration has identified a potentially significant tungsten opportunity alongside the company’s existing gold-focused strategy.
Managing director Troy Bryce said historical research uncovered evidence of shallow tungsten workings dating back to World War One on the Warby tenement, prompting the company to initiate geological mapping and rock chip sampling programs targeting both gold and tungsten mineralisation.
Ion Video Ltd (ASX:IOV) earlier this week outlined how its patented programmable video technology could position the company at the centre of the next wave of AI-driven media transformation, with founder and head of innovation Finbar O'Hanlon confirming discussions with global technology giants including Meta and Alphabet.
Speaking with Proactive, O'Hanlon described a structural shift occurring across digital media as consumers increasingly demand personalised content experiences rather than traditional one-to-many broadcasting models.
CATAPULT SPORTS LTD (ASX:CAT, OTC:CAZGF) earlier this week reported strong financial results, with the global sports technology company delivering a 67% year-on-year increase in operating profit as revenue surpassed the A$200 million milestone for the first time.
Speaking with Proactive, chief executive and managing director Will Lopes said the company’s growth reflected both rising demand for sports analytics technology and disciplined operational execution.
Provaris Energy Ltd (ASX:PV1, OTC:GBBLF, FRA:WS90) earlier this week outlined progress on its developing hydrogen export supply chain after signing a cooperation agreement with K Line and Norwegian Hydrogen aimed at supplying hydrogen from Norway into Germany.
Speaking with Proactive, managing director and CEO Martin Carolan said the agreement formally brings together the production, shipping and future offtake components required to advance the project toward commercialisation.
Alcidion Group Ltd (ASX:ALC) earlier this week announced the acquisition of Telstra Health’s patient flow business, strengthening the company’s position in digital healthcare technology and adding scale to its recurring revenue base.
Managing director and chief executive Kate Quirke said the acquisition aligned strategically with Alcidion’s focus on improving patient flow and hospital efficiency through its Miya Precision platform, which consolidates healthcare data to support clinicians in delivering safer and more efficient care.
Imugene Ltd (ASX:IMU, OTC:IUGNF, FRA:ILA) has reported encouraging early response rates from the CAR T-naïve cohort of its ongoing Phase 1b azer-cel trial ahead of a major presentation at the 2026 American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) Annual Meeting in Chicago.
The clinical-stage immuno-oncology company said its off-the-shelf allogeneic CAR T therapy delivered an overall response rate of 81% in evaluable patients across a range of relapsed or refractory blood cancers, including chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL), marginal zone lymphoma (MZL) and diffuse large B-cell lymphoma (DLBCL).
Carnavale Resources Ltd (ASX:CAV, FRA:YBB) earlier this week upgraded the mineral resource estimate for its Kookynie Gold Project in Western Australia, improving confidence in the shallow high-grade portions of the deposit as the company advances toward a bankable feasibility study and planned near-term production.
The updated resource now stands at 855,000 tonnes grading 4.4 g/t gold for 120,000 ounces, representing a modest 2.5% increase over the previous estimate. More significantly, the company said the latest drilling campaign successfully converted portions of the resource into higher-confidence classifications aimed at supporting early mine development.