News Articles for Pointerra

Nine of WA's information technology stocks ended their day in the red, with Pointerra leading the pack on an 11 per cent drop.

Perth-based 3D data business Pointerra has secured an additional $US2 million contract extension from the US Department of Energy.

It's the end of an era at Perth-based Pointerra, with Neville Bassett retiring as the company's chair.

Our board moves wrap includes Alistair Vickery, Stewart Washer, Karen Smith, Tracey Horton, Peter Gundy, Clint Moxham, Carla Healy, Damon Fieldgate, Paul Farrell, and Andrew Brown.

Geospatial innovation shows that WA does tech investment very well.

Limitless WA: Human capital has been key for Perth-based 3D data business Pointerra taking its products into overseas markets.

Technology entrepreneur Bevan Slattery will invest $2.5 million into Subiaco-based Pointerra, which will use the funds to employ workers in Australia and the US.

Subiaco-based Pointerra has announced commitments to raise $2.5 million through a share placement, primarily to fund the recruitment of further employees and technical resources.

Pointerra has entered into a licensing agreement with Wesfarmers start-up Decipher for it's 3D data technology.

Perth's business community was shocked today to learn of the sudden passing of Graham Griffiths, who was chairman of five technology companies and had been a mentor to many people in the tech sector.

David St Denis has been appointed chief operating officer of Admedus. He succeeds Julian Chick, who has resigned from the company.

SPECIAL REPORT: The stock market's appetite for new listings is allowing a range of companies, from family-owned engineering firm Veem to big national player Alinta Energy, to raise capital.

Power Ledger remains in the top spot on Techboard's ranking table for the second fortnight running, having announced its first commercial deal for the provision of its technology platform.

OTOC has expanded its surveying portfolio with the acquisition of local company WKC Spatial for $1.9 million.

WAIITA Incite startup of the year Family Zone is Techboard's top trending startup for this fortnight, after launching a $4.5 million IPO and capturing significant mindshare as a result.

Two very different Perth companies, tech start-up Pointerra and precast concrete manufacturer WestStar Industrial, have begun trading on the ASX today after completing their respective reverse takeovers.

Pacific Ore has become the latest backdoor listing hopeful to be held up by the corporate watchdog, though several other companies have moved forward with their reverse takeovers.

Listed companies have made up a strong contingent of this fortnight's hottest startups and tech companies, with the top five spots all taken by ASX-listed or soon-to-be listed companies.

A soon-to-be listed tech company led by local entrepreneur Rob Newman and company director Ian Olson has lodged its prospectus for a $5 million capital raising, as it proceeds with its reverse takeover of Soil Sub Technologies.

Graham Griffiths has been appointed as a non-executive director of Pointerra.

Perth tech entrepreneur Rob Newman has replaced Sydney-based Simon Crowther as managing director of loss-making aerial imagery company nearmap.

The surge in backdoor listings on the ASX hit new highs in the September quarter and is attracting more entrepreneurs with Silicon Valley experience.

Tech entrepreneur Rob Newman and company director Ian Olson are leading the latest backdoor listing on the ASX, with their spatial data service Pointerra to join the exchange through a reverse takeover of Soil Sub Technologies.