ASX:4DX

4DMedical (4DX) share price slips after $150m raise — what investors watch next

4DMedical shares fell 4.3% to A$4.86 Monday after a volatile session, ahead of A$150 million in new placement shares set to hit the market January 22. The company aims to use the funds to advance its CT:VQ lung imaging product in the U.S. An investor presentation was released, but the stock slipped by late afternoon. Interim results are due February 27.

19 January 2026

ASX:4DX·Stock Market

4DMedical shares jump on UC San Diego Health CT:VQ rollout as market eyes next catalyst

4DMedical shares jumped 11.9% to A$4.69 after announcing UC San Diego Health will deploy its CT:VQ lung imaging software under introductory pricing until March 31. The deal marks the fourth U.S. academic medical center to adopt CT:VQ since FDA clearance in August. About 12.8 million shares changed hands. The company did not disclose the contract’s value.

7 January 2026

ASX:4DX·Healthcare Innovation

4DMedical (ASX:4DX) Share Price Surge: What Happened on 18 December 2025, Why CT:VQ Is Driving the Rally, and What Comes Next

4DMedical shares surged over 1,000% in the second half of 2025, defying a weak healthcare sector, according to Livewire Markets on 18 December. The company filed routine ASX notices the same day, drawing investor scrutiny during the rally. The rise follows regulatory and commercial progress for its CT:VQ imaging software.

19 December 2025

ASX News·ASX:4DX·Stock Market

Premier Investments Halves Decline with Steady Profits, Dividend Boost
March 20, 2026, 1:30 AM EDT. Premier Investments reported steady first-half profits of nearly $102 million despite softer sales. Total revenue rose 3% to about $480 million, but Smiggle's sales fell amid weak discretionary spending and rising interest rates squeezing younger consumers. The company declared a fully franked interim dividend of 45 cents per share, contrasting with no payout last year. Premier's share price gained on dividend news and a share buyback plan. Facing market challenges, the retailer is restructuring Smiggle to better appeal to children aged 6 to 12 and benefits from its stake in Breville Group, enhancing diversification. Investors remain watchful for potential acquisitions supported by Premier's strong balance sheet.