Audeara Limited (ASX:AUA) Secures US$917K Purchase Order
New Purchase Order Secures Growth
Audeara Limited (ASX:AUA) has secured a US$917,000 purchase order for the mass manufacture of branded products incorporating its AUA Technology. This follow-up order from a global partner follows an initial A$2.1 million purchase order in February 2024, demonstrating strong market traction.
Technology Validation and Expansion
The orders validate the use-case and saleability of AUA’s healthy hearing technology, facilitating integration with large commercial partners. Additionally, Audeara launched the Clinico Sound Earbuds CS1 in Taiwan, adding to its global licensing and integration efforts.
Future Outlook
The growth of the high-margin AUA Technology division is expected to drive Audeara towards cashflow breakeven and profitability. The company remains focused on leveraging its proprietary technology for long-term commercial success.
Executive Comments
CEO and Founder Dr James Fielding stated, “We are pleased to announce this follow-up purchase order, which marks a validation of the commercial application of Audeara’s healthy hearing technology when incorporated into market-leading products with global commercial partners. With the recent momentum in our order pipeline, Audeara is demonstrating the potential of our AUA Technology division to scale across multiple addressable market segments, in partnership with some of the world’s leading brands. We look forward to converting this market validation into ongoing sales momentum to continue driving high-margin revenue growth from our proprietary technology suite in 2025 and beyond.”
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