Aug 6, 2026 – 3.09pmHeightened concerns over artificial intelligence-driven cybercrime fuelled strong revenue growth at newly listed Aura Consolidated Group, which posted its first quarterly report since merging with Perth-based child-safety firm Qoria in July.Boston-headquartered Aura, which trades under the ticker AXQ, on Wednesday reported second-quarter pro forma revenue of $US85.1 million ($120.7 million), marking a 27 per cent year-on-year increase for the combined entity.Subscribe to gift this articleGift 5 articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe.Subscribe nowAlready a subscriber? Fetching latest articles
Rising AI hacking cases boost new ASX tech stock
US-based digital fraud protection company Aura recorded strong revenue growth in its first earnings update after its reverse takeover of Qoria.
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Aura Consolidated (merged with Qoria in July) posted $120.7M Q2 revenue, +27% YoY, driven by AI-powered cybercrime surge. Enterprise security budgets shift toward AI-threat detection and integrated defense; M&A consolidation accelerates as teams demand resilient stack.
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