Vection Technologies (ASX:VR1) brings together AI, hardware and enterprise systems into complete solutions for diverse industries including law enforcement, defence and business customers. The group posted its first full year of positive operating cash flow in FY26 and is now working with Xerox Holdings (NASDAQ:XRX) and Italian telco Retelit. Vection Technologies CEO of APAC Luis Nejo joins The Stock Network`s Lel Smits to discuss how far Vection has moved from its virtual reality days and what Xerox and Retelit could open up for the company.

🤖 From virtual reality to enterprise AI
📈 Business model potential
🤝 Xerox and Retelit
⚖️ Law-enforcement renewal

Teaminvest Private Group (ASX:TIP) is an ASX-listed investment house built to compound knowledge and wealth, by advising investors, managing funds and owning stakes in businesses run by talented leaders. Its CEO Andrew Coleman, author of Wealth Winners and Capital Killers, also hosted a packed TIP Conference in Melbourne last week. TIP Group CEO Andrew Coleman joins The Stock Network`s Lel Smits to discuss the compounding engine behind TIP, what drove a strong start to the new financial year and how far growth can continue over the next 12-months.

🏗️ Building Teaminvest’s unique compounding engine
📈 Lifting operating earnings in Teaminvest’s first quarter
🚀 Teaminvest’s next 12 months

Ever been paid for getting dumped? Gold miner Regis Resources (ASX:RRL) just has been. Back in May, it agreed to merge with Vault Minerals. Then rival Genesis Minerals came along with a better offer. But Regis didn’t leave empty-handed. Vault paid it a $51 million "break fee". That`s money which is agreed upfront in case one side chooses to go with someone else. Now Genesis and Vault say merging could unlock about $2 billion in savings and other benefits. Vault shareholders will vote on the merger next month. Here’s TSN’s Take. In a bidding war, losing doesn’t always mean losing out. That’s why break fees exist.

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Ever moved into a new place and had no power? Data centre operator NEXTDC (ASX:NXT) has that problem on a giant scale. Work on the power lines feeding its big Melbourne data centre has been suspended, and NEXTDC doesn’t expect the next power boost until FY28. No power means no billing, so NEXTDC slashed revenue guidance by more than a fifth. Its shares fell sharply on the news. NEXTDC says the capacity is still under contract and building is continuing. But some contracts include penalties for late power, and in some cases, customers can walk away. Here’s TSN’s Take. Every boom has a bottleneck. For the AI boom, it was originally chips. Now it could also be power.

#tech #ASX #stock #finance #fintok

Do you know someone with diabetes? Almost 1.9 million Australians have it, and foot infections are one of its most dangerous complications. Recce Pharmaceuticals (ASX:RCE) just announced that its topical gel trial showed “strong efficacy" for treating those infections. But here’s the fine print. The trial is ‘double-blind’. That means some patients got the active gel, some got a placebo, and nobody knows who got what yet. The real test comes when an independent committee "unblinds" the data to separate the gel results from the placebo. Then it could recommend moving towards approval, changing the trial, or stopping it. Here’s TSN’s Take. A good result only counts when you know what it’s being compared against. Until the blind comes off, it’s a signal, not proof.

#diabetes #ASX #stock #health #medicine

AI Private Opportunities Trust (ASX:AIX) is building a portfolio of private AI companies that already earn revenue, with stakes in ByteDance, Databricks and one of the world`s leading AI laboratories. The trust raised more than $265 million ahead of listing in June, giving everyday investors access to companies usually reserved for large institutions. AI Private Opportunities Trust Investment Specialist Adam Myers joins The Stock Network`s Lel Smits to discuss how the portfolio is taking shape, how its holdings fit together and the trust`s move into physical AI.

🤖 Understanding recent AI market volatility
🏗️ Where are the opportunities in AI infrastructure
🚀 Moving from AI promise to meaningful revenue
🎯 What differentiates AIX

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Alligator Energy (ASX:AGE) CEO and Managing Director Dr Andrea Marsland-Smith is speaking ahead of IMARC event in Sydney, discussing the company’s latest uranium drilling results at its Samphire Uranium Project in South Australia. Following the sale of its Northern Territory assets, Alligator Energy is focused entirely on South Australian uranium, progressing its feasibility study and mining lease application as it advances towards a potential mining decision.

TSN Interview:
🌏 Extending uranium mineralisation beyond previous drilling
⛏️ Progressing the Samphire feasibility study
⚒️ Advancing the path to a mining lease

Register for IMARC:
🗓️ 27–29 Oct 2026
📍 ICC Sydney
⚡ Promo code "tsn15"

Lode Resources (ASX:LDR) Managing Director Keith Mayes is speaking at the Rockstars Mining Investor Event this October, discussing the company’s wholly owned Montezuma silver-antimony project on Tasmania’s West Coast. With a maiden resource of 8.2 million ounces of silver equivalent that remains open at depth, recent drilling has identified a new high-grade tin-copper lode and extended the main deposit, with further assays pending. Keith joins The Stock Network’s Lel Smits to discuss the latest discoveries, the potential advantages of nearby brownfield infrastructure and the next steps towards resource growth and development.

TSN Interview:
⛏️ Discovering new lodes at the Montezuma silver-antimony project
🔎 Growing the resource through ongoing drilling

Rockstars Mining Investor Event:
📍 Hinchcliff House, Sydney
🗓️ Tuesday, October 27