InFocus Group Holdings (ASX:IFG) has cut costs, sold a Thai Subsidiary and raised fresh Capital in 2026, all around one product: Codexa, a sweepstakes casino platform aimed at the United States. The central point is that a technology services company with Thai clients is now largely a bet on a single commercialisation effort, funded by small raisings and a shrinking cost base.

What the company does

InFocus (ASX:IFG) is classed by market data sources as technology services. According to secondary reporting of its September placement, it now describes itself as an AI-native developer in iGaming and digital assets. It still retains some Thai operations under the Onify brand.

Codexa’s development timeline

  • 27 March 2026: the company announced it had completed development of the sweepstakes casino platform.
  • 8 April 2026: it launched a global technical preview of the platform.
  • 12 August 2026: it released an update on Codexa iGaming compliance and gaming improvements.

Secondary reporting says the company is weighing white-label licensing, limited US operations under its own Brand and a possible platform or business-unit sale. Those are Options under consideration, not signed deals.

Restructure and Thai operations

On 5 June 2026 InFocus announced an operational restructure it said would deliver a material cost reduction. Its June quarter report says 100% of Prodigy9 was transferred to the founder in a cash-neutral transaction effective 1 June 2026, while the company retained the client IRCP and consolidated Thai operations under Onify. Earlier in the year, on 18 and 30 March, it had announced Prodigy9’s engagement on a Thai government infrastructure project and a first payment under it.

Cash and funding

The June 2026 quarter showed operating cash outflow of $780,000 on customer receipts of $679,000, with staff costs of $409,000 and administration costs of $188,000. A secondary summary gives a year-to-date operating outflow of $2.311 million, though the period it covers is unclear. Related party payments were $61,000.

On 3 September 2026 the company announced a $450,000 Placement at $0.005 per share with attached options, and applied for Quotation of the shares on 14 September. Stated uses include the US launch, Patent filing costs, AI-driven compliance technology and white-label expansion. The quarter’s outflow is larger than the raising, so further funding is a reasonable question.

Sector context

Sweepstakes casinos operate in a fast-changing and contested US regulatory environment, which is why the company highlights compliance technology.

Risks

Reliance on one product that has not yet reported revenue.

Regulatory uncertainty in the US sweepstakes segment.

Cash burn that exceeds recent capital raised.

Dilution from repeated small placements and attached options.

Disposal of Prodigy9 reduces the Thai services base.

What to watch

Confirmed dates are the director nomination deadline of 6 October 2026 and the Annual General Meeting on 17 November 2026, both per secondary reporting of the quarterly report.