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By Pooja Malik

Australia Cements Vanuatu Security Ties With New Bilateral Deal

The agreement marks a significant step in Australia’s Pacific engagement strategy, deepening security cooperation with Vanuatu and reaffirming Canberra’s regional influence. 

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By Pooja Malik

Pro Medicus Backs Echo IQ With Potential $20 Mn Investment

Healthcare imaging company Pro Medicus has agreed to invest up to $20 million in Echo IQ through convertible notes and plans to distribute the company's AI-powered cardiac imaging technology, strengthening its position in medical imaging and digital cardiology.

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By Pooja Malik

Ventia Services Taps Internal Executive Mark Ralston as CEO

The infrastructure services company has selected internal executive Mark Ralston to succeed Dean Banks as chief executive, highlighting the strength of its leadership pipeline after an extensive succession process.

Infrastructure
By Pooja Malik

ASML’s China exposure faces new questions After US warning

ASML is facing renewed attention after US officials reportedly expressed concerns that China may have gained access to advanced chipmaking equipment. The development comes as governments tighten semiconductor export controls and as the global technology sector remains heavily dependent on a small group of specialised equipment suppliers.

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IFM makes final $5.2B push to acquire Atlas Arteria

Atlas Arteria has rebuffed IFM Investors' increased A$7.4 billion takeover proposal, extending a high-profile infrastructure acquisition battle. The toll-road operator argues the revised offer still falls short of its underlying value, citing strong revenue growth, cash generation and strategic assets across France and the United States.

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$30B on the table: BlackRock-Led gulf infrastructure push gains momentum

BlackRock GIP joined ADNOC, Temasek and Abu Dhabi-based L’IMAD to target $30 billion in infrastructure investments across Gulf countries and Central Asia. The partnership comes as global investors increase spending on energy, logistics and transport assets amid rising electricity demand, AI-related infrastructure growth and expanding Gulf infrastructure pipelines.

By Pooja Malik