{"slug": "asx-quarterly-technology-wrap-tech-rebounds-as-small-caps-expand-markets", "title": "ASX Quarterly Technology Wrap: Tech rebounds as small caps expand markets", "summary": "ASX info tech stocks rose 17% in the June quarter, outperforming the ASX200's 4% gain, as improving sentiment reopened growth opportunities. ClearVue Technologies (ASX:CPV) was selected for Canva's new Sydney headquarters and secured its first European project in Cyprus, while AnteoTech (ASX:ADO) validated its Ultranode 95 battery anode exceeding military drone standards.", "body_md": "# ASX Quarterly Technology Wrap: Tech rebounds as small caps expand markets\n\n**ASX tech beat every sector in the June quarter with a 17% gain**\n\n**Four small caps advanced funding, certification and commercial deals**\n\n**Improving sentiment helped reopen growth opportunities across global markets**\n\nThe Australian technology sector has had a difficult year, hit hard by inflationary fears as geopolitical chaos around the Strait of Hormuz drives volatility in oil and gas prices.\n\nSuspicion surrounding a potential AI “debt bubble” didn’t help matters but the June quarter saw a reversal of fortunes for ASX info tech stocks.\n\nThe info tech sector handily outperformed the greater market and each of the other sectors, rising 17% against the ASX200’s 4% lift.\n\nThe only other sectors to make solid progress over the quarter were Real Estate (+11.6%) and Industrials (+7.5%).\n\nA strong performance by Wall Street’s Nasdaq (+21.4%) provided plenty of positive sentiment, with the heavily tech-exposed South Korean KOSPI Index (+67.8%) making even greater progress.\n\nAussie tech stocks were still down about 16% for the YTD at the end of June, but the index has recovered more than 18% from its March 30 low.\n\nHere’s four small caps capitalising on that improving tech sentiment with aggressive commercialisation strategies.\n\n**ClearVue Technologies (ASX:CPV)**\n\n**ClearVue Technologies (ASX:CPV)**\n\n**Selected for Canva’s new headquarters in Sydney and secured its first European project in Cyprus**\n\n**Achieved three major safety and durability certifications for solar double-glass range and proprietary junction box**\n\n**Raised $4.8 million in placement with post-quarter-end SPP closing oversubscribed, raising $1.291m**\n\nClearVue’s smart building technology integrates solar cells directly into architectural glass surfaces, turning building envelopes into clean energy generators.\n\nThe June quarter brought high-profile commercial momentum for the company, as it was selected to supply its solar glass for the new Sydney headquarters of global technology leader Canva.\n\nThe binding subcontract will be worth about $600,000 post-quarter. ClearVue also clinched its first European project via a $305,000 contract in Cyprus.\n\nCPV’s product validation efforts also passed key milestones, with the double-glazed range securing Grade A safety standard classification (AS/NZS 2208).\n\nClearVue’s Gen 3 Solar Vision Glass also passed EN 1279-5 sealing tests and its proprietary junction box achieved IEC 62790 certification.\n\nThese certifications are key requirements for many building contractors, providing opportunities to engage with international markets.\n\nFinancially, ClearVue raised $4.8m in a placement with a post-quarter share purchase plan, which was oversubscribed, raising another $1.29m.\n\nNet operating cash outflow was $2.141m, which included a non-recurring $300,000 legacy expense.\n\n**AnteoTech (ASX:ADO)**\n\n**AnteoTech (ASX:ADO)**\n\n**Independent testing of Ultranode 95 battery anode exceeded military drone performance standards**\n\n**Launched Anteo C, a PFAS-free current collector primer additive, and shipped scale samples to South Korea**\n\n**Customer receipts were $17,000, operating cash outflow was $1.585m and quarter-end cash reached $11.2m after a major option exercise**\n\nAnteoTech leverages its chemical binding platform to supply high-performance solutions to the lithium-ion battery and life sciences diagnostic markets.\n\nThe company reached a major technical milestone with the Battery Innovation Centre in the US completing validation of Ultranode 95 in a commercial 5 Ah pouch cell format.\n\nThe silicon anode achieved more than 390 Wh/kg – about 40% higher energy density than conventional graphite cells – and completed over 300 cycles, comfortably beating the defence drone standard.\n\nADO’s battery portfolio expanded with the launch of Anteo C, a water-based, PFAS-free cross-linker additive.\n\nFollowing successful trials, the company shipped a 20L manufacturing-scale sample to a South Korean customer.\n\nIn Diagnostics, AnteoTech appointed Cosmo Bio as a distributor in Japan and completed the initial stage of a collaborative CLIA program, further validating AnteoBind NXT.\n\nThe company’s underwritten option exercise raised $10m before costs, lifting cash to $11.2m against a net operating outflow of $1.585m.\n\n**GCM Corporation (ASX:GCM)**\n\n**GCM Corporation (ASX:GCM)**\n\n**Signed a binding 24-month agreement with Shenzhen Wanwei (ALVC) to co-develop integrated thermal products**\n\n**Registered as a supplier on DigiKey, expanded its catalogue to 44 products and recorded its first revenue**\n\n**Launched design program for compact gaming rigs using Mini-ITX format**\n\nGCM’s VHD technology provides advanced thermal management and high-heat dissipation for applications in computing, electric vehicles and telecoms.\n\nGCM Corp accelerated its commercialisation efforts during the quarter with a binding 24-month Joint Development Agreement with Shenzhen Wanwei (ALVC).\n\nThe partnership combines ALVC’s vapour chambers with GCM’s VHD heat sinks. ALVC will lead global sales and purchase all VHD components exclusively from GCM.\n\nTo target AI server cooling, GCM engaged with a global liquid cooling OEM on prototype design.\n\nThe company also launched a design program for space-constrained gaming rigs using the compact Mini-ITX format.\n\nIn parallel, metallurgical testing continued at the McIntosh graphite project, with mineral exploration spending of $123,756.\n\nGCM holds $6.71m in cash. Its net operating cash outflow of $86,000 was supported by a $355,000 government grant.\n\n**Ovanti (ASX:OVT)**\n\n**Ovanti (ASX:OVT)**\n\n**Partnered with Codebase Technologies and launched Ominari to drive its digital banking and prediction-market rollout**\n\n**Approved a Malaysian BNPL relaunch, appointing former Afterpay North American sales and product heads to its Advisory Board**\n\n**Customer receipts were $425,000, operating cash outflow was $5.407m and quarter-end cash $295,000**\n\nOvanti provides fintech and digital commerce solutions, building a financial ecosystem that spans mobile banking, digital payments and Web3 prediction markets.\n\nStrategic momentum was built around open-banking infrastructure.\n\nOvanti partnered with Codebase Technologies to integrate its cloud-native Digibanc platform, establishing an AI and digital-asset layer.\n\nThe company also entered prediction markets by launching Ominari and signing an exclusive payments partnership with Yuno.trade.\n\nThe board approved a staged relaunch of its IOUPAY and myIOU BNPL operations in Malaysia, appointing former Afterpay US executives Billy Parry and Derrick Ongchin to advise.\n\nFinancially, Ovanti raised $5.27m in a placement, closing out the quarter with $295,000 in cash at June 30.\n\n*At Stockhead, we tell it like it is. 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