
Digital safety platform Aura lists on ASX after $3B deal
- Digital safety platform Aura listed on the ASX following its acquisition of Qoria.
- The company commenced trading at $145 million.
- The board expects the combined entity to achieve revenue growth exceeding 20% in 2026.
Digital safety platform Aura (ASX:AXQ) commenced trading on the ASX on July 9 following its $3 billion acquisition of Qoria.
The company expects to raise $145 million through the issuance of 20 million depository interests.
Trading commenced on a conditional and deferred settlement basis at a price of $6.93 per security.
The company stated that the transaction involves acquiring 100% of the issued capital of Qoria.
Following the announcement, the Aura share price was unchanged at $6.93.
The combined business generated more than US$300 million in annual recurring revenue during the 2025 financial year.
The board stated that it forecasts revenue growth to exceed 20% throughout the 2026 period.
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