Key Highlights

  • Infotrust Ltd (ASX:ITS) rose 8.89% to $0.245 during the session; its Appendix 4E dated 31 August 2026 reported FY26 continuing revenue of $64.061 million.
  • Frontier Digital Ventures Ltd (ASX:FDV) rose 7.55% to $0.285; its 1H 2026 presentation dated 23 September 2026 reported statutory EBITDA of US$2.4 million.
  • Connexion Mobility Ltd (ASX:CXZ) rose 4.17% to $0.025; its Q1 FY27 update dated 22 October 2026 reported revenue of US$3.8m.

At 12:04 pm on Friday 23 October 2026, the S&P/ASX 200 stood at 8,762.60, down 0.35% or 30.60 points, while three technology names attracted buyers during the session. Infotrust Ltd (ASX:ITS) rose 8.89% to $0.245, Frontier Digital Ventures Ltd (ASX:FDV) gained 7.55% to $0.285, and Connexion Mobility Ltd (ASX:CXZ) advanced 4.17% to $0.025. The group spans cyber security services, online classifieds marketplaces and software for automotive dealerships, all drawing interest against a lower benchmark.

Infotrust Ltd (ASX:ITS): FY26 Results and the NexGen Sale

Infotrust Ltd describes itself as an Australian sovereign ASX-listed provider of cyber security, digital resilience and aligned secure managed technology services. Following the sale of its Cloud and Communications segment, it operates a single Cyber Security segment serving government, enterprise and mid-market customers. Its capabilities include a 24x7 Security Operations Centre, managed detection and response, and digital forensics and incident response through Forensic IT.

In its Appendix 4E dated 31 August 2026, the company reported revenue from continuing operations of $64.061 million for the year ended 30 June 2026, up 9.8%, with underlying EBITDA of $2.672 million. The loss attributable to owners was $23.095 million after the NexGen sale to Aussie Broadband Limited. Cash was $18.3 million at 30 June 2026 with nil borrowings, and Catalyst Cyber was acquired on 17 April 2026. Total consideration for the NexGen sale was up to $50 million, of which $44.1 million was received on completion, and the proceeds repaid the $27.0 million bank facility in full. Underlying EBITDA from continuing operations was down 20.3% on the prior year, and the company cited longer sales cycles and delivery capacity constraints in its Cyber Security segment.

Frontier Digital Ventures Ltd (ASX:FDV): 1H 2026 Results Presentation

Frontier Digital Ventures Ltd, with its principal office in Petaling Jaya, Malaysia, owns and operates online classifieds marketplaces in emerging regions. Its businesses focus on property and automotive listings across Latin America, Morocco and Asia, alongside associates in Pakistan. It holds 100% of its Latin American and Moroccan operations.

In its results presentation dated 23 September 2026, FDV reported statutory revenue of US$14.4 million for 1H 2026, down 27% on the prior corresponding period, which it attributed to terminating non-core, low-margin revenue lines. Statutory EBITDA rose 18% to US$2.4 million and net profit after tax was US$2.522 million. Cash was US$8.1 million at 30 June 2026, and free cashflow conversion was 98%. The company also set a target of an EBITDA margin above 40%. Latin America revenue was US$9.6 million, with regional EBITDA up 37%, while Morocco revenue was US$3.2 million. The results included a US$1.28 million goodwill impairment loss for Tayara, and FDV said it plans cost restructuring in 2H 2026 for that business.

Connexion Mobility Ltd (ASX:CXZ): Q1 FY27 Update and Hyundai Appointment

Connexion Mobility Ltd operates three earnings streams: Connexion Software, which runs the OnTRAC and Connexion platforms for courtesy transportation across North America, Connexion Automotive, which operates Hallam Road Automotive in Melbourne, and a pool of net cash and investments. Revenue is split between subscription-based SaaS, fixed-dollar SaaS, service and automotive categories.

In its update dated 22 October 2026, the company reported preliminary, unaudited revenue of US$3.8m, up 33% on the prior year, and net profit before tax of US$1.2m. Net cash and investments were US$4.0m at 30 September 2026. The company said Hyundai Motor America appointed it exclusive supplier for Dealer Lot Management, with a national launch scheduled for early 2027, and that its General Motors US agreement runs to 31 December 2026 with renewal underway. Connexion Automotive contributed US$0.75m of revenue in its first full quarter, and the company said it repurchased no shares during the quarter.

Market and Sector Context

The three rises came while the S&P/ASX 200 was down 0.35% at 8,762.60, so each stock moved in the opposite direction to the benchmark at 12:04 pm. Infotrust and Frontier Digital Ventures gained between roughly 7% and 9%, while Connexion Mobility's advance was smaller in percentage terms.

The companies sit in different corners of the technology sector, from managed security services to marketplace platforms and automotive software. All three trade at low share prices, and small-capitalisation technology stocks can see sizeable percentage swings on modest trading volumes. Intraday figures can also change before the session ends. The reporting periods differ as well, spanning a full financial year, a half year and a single quarter.

Putting the Three Moves Together

Infotrust rose 8.89% to $0.245, Frontier Digital Ventures gained 7.55% to $0.285 and Connexion Mobility advanced 4.17% to $0.025 during the session on 23 October 2026, while the S&P/ASX 200 was down 0.35%. Their latest updates on file are dated 31 August, 23 September and 22 October 2026 respectively, and none is dated 23 October. The three updates cover cyber security earnings, classifieds marketplace results and automotive software revenue.