Venn Brown sat down with Stephen Tomisich, CEO of Trajan, to discuss the group’s technology, market differentiation, and long-term plans.

Artrya held its 3Q25 results call today. The results were in line with expectations with management reporting more significant news that they are in discussions with US hospital groups performing 400,000 scans a year

Venn Brown sat down with Jonathan Nurick, Chief Investment Officer of DivGro, to discuss the group’s portfolio strategy, long-term horizons, past performance, psychological aspects of investing, and more.

Following the recent market volatility, we looked at the performance of the stocks in the All Ordinaries during the 2020-21 market downturn to find what companies proved more resilient and might offer similar stability during the current volatility.

Artrya announced today it had secured FDA approval for Salix Coronary Anatomy (SCA), the first of three approvals we expect the company will secure within the next 15 months. We’ve rolled forward our valuation, lifting Artrya’s equity value to $295 million, up from $213 million, equating to $2.63 per share on a fully diluted basis.

Venn Brown sat down with Brendan Malone, CEO of Raiz Invest, to discuss the group’s mobile-first investment and savings platform. We discussed that group's technology, expanding product offering, market traction and long-term plans.

With reporting season drawing to a close, we look back at the historical accuracy of the market’s aggregate EPS forecasts made by sell-side analysts. Using aggregate estimate data from S&P Global, for CY2010 through to CY2024 we looked at how analyst full-year EPS estimates for the ASX200 and S&P500 changed each month. As is clear from Figure 1 and Figure 2, almost without exception, there is a downward trend, with forecasts progressively decreasing as the period end approaches.

Artrya announced today that it has submitted its answers to questions asked by the FDA as it reviews the company’s application for clearance for Salix Coronary Anatomy.

Yesterday Artrya announced that it had signed a 3-year contract with Sonic Healthcare for the use of Artrya’s Salix Coronary Anatomy (SCA). Artrya also announced a $10 million capial raise with, which we believe closed yesterday after raisig $15 million.

Having reached the midpoint of reporting season, we examine the relationship between medium-term changes in market cap and EPS. While it sounds obvious, the number one driver of a company’s valution (and consequently its share price) is its earnings.