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Qoria (ASX:QOR) said Morgan Stanley and its units ceased to be substantial holders of the firm on Tuesday, according to a Friday Australian bourse filing.Its shares rose 3% in recent trading on Friday.
Qoria (ASX:QOR) said Morgan Stanley and its subsidiaries became a substantial holder in the company on June 8, with a stake of 5.28% or 72.5 million shares, according to a Thursday Australian bourse filing.The company's shares were down past 5% to their lowest since February 2024 in recent Thursday trade.
Qoria (ASX:QOR) said Morgan Stanley and its subsidiaries ceased to be substantial holders of the firm on May 15, according to a Wednesday Australian bourse filing.Its shares rose 2% in recent trading on Wednesday.
Qoria (ASX:QOR) received notice that Morgan Stanley and its subsidiaries became substantial holders of the company on May 14, according to a Tuesday Australian bourse filing.Morgan Stanley now owns 80.5 million shares in the company, representing a 5.85% total voting power, the filing said.The company's shares fell around 3% in recent Tuesday trade, earlier hitting their lowest level since February 2024.
Qoria (ASX:QOR) received notice that Norges Bank became a substantial holder of the company on April 30, according to a Monday Australian bourse filing.Norges Bank now owns 69.6 million shares in the company, representing a 5.06% total voting power, the filing said.
Qoria (ASX:QOR) received notice that Norges Bank is no longer substantial holders of the company from Monday, according to a Wednesday Australian bourse filing.Norges Bank became a substantial holder of the company on April 24, with a total voting power of 5.02%, an earlier filing showed.
Energy stocks were advancing around 1.2% in midday trading Friday, with utilities following close behind, as oil prices continued to climb amid lingering tensions between the US and Iran.Woodside Energy Group (ASX:WDS) was gaining nearly 2%, and Santos (ASX:STO) was over 1% higher.Meanwhile, information technology stocks were leading decliners with a fall of 1.7%.Qoria (ASX:QOR) was down almost 16% after reporting AU$7.6 million in annual recurring revenue in the March quarter, up 49% from a year earlier.
Qoria (ASX:QOR) reported AU$7.6 million in annual recurring revenue (ARR) in the March quarter, up 49% from a year earlier, according to a Friday Australian bourse filing.The company said net ARR additions stood at AU$6 million, up 62%, bringing the exit ARR to AU$151 million. Total subscriptions reached 810,000, up from 639,000 a year earlier.Qoria reiterated its fiscal 2026 guidance of more than AU$145 million in revenue, ARR growth of over 20%, and an adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization (EBITDA) margin of about 20%.Qoria and Aura continue to target ARR growth of more than 20% this year, with the group expected to be free cash flow-positive from closing to Dec. 31, per the filing.The company's shares fell 18% in recent Friday trade and earlier reached their lowest since February 2024.
Qoria (ASX:QOR) signed a deed of variation with digital safety company Aura to amend the merger implementation deed and associated disclosure letter entered into on Feb. 2, according to a Friday filing with the Australian bourse.The deed makes changes to allow Aura's increased equity placement of $100 million, up from $75 million, and permit the leadership arrangements for the merger, the filing said.The amended deed also clarifies that the securities, which may be issued on the conversion of the working capital facility provided by Aura to Qoria, are not included in calculating Qoria's fully diluted issued capital for the scheme consideration in the merger implementation deed and the scheme, per the filing.Qoria shares fell 17% in morning trade Friday.
Qoria (ASX:QOR) said disclosure documents for the proposed merger with Aura Consolidated Group are now expected to be released in May, and the Qoria scheme shareholder meeting and closing are expected in July, according to a Wednesday Australian bourse filing.Due to the change in the closing date, the firms agreed to establish a AU$10 million unsecured working capital facility for Qoria from Aura, to cover accumulating transaction costs and further strengthen the balance sheet.The facility carries an interest rate of 15% per annum.