The Capital Network Investor Briefing | UNT PPL DVL

In next to no time, artificial intelligence (AI) has shifted from an abstract future concept into a defining force across nearly every aspect of our lives.

It has quickly become the new strategic imperative, reshaping workflows, accelerating decision-making, and redefining how companies communicate with their stakeholders.

For investor relations professionals, AI is changing how we analyse sentiment, tailor messaging, and track shareholder behaviour.

What was once a discipline built on manual reporting, scheduled updates, and traditional engagement is rapidly evolving into a dynamic, data-rich environment where insights are real-time and communication is personalised.

It’s unlocking efficiencies that enable companies to compete for attention in an increasingly crowded ASX landscape.

And three emerging ASX-listed businesses are capitalising on this shift with their suite of AI-powered solutions.

In essence, UNITH, Pureprofile, and dorsaVi are leveraging AI-driven technology to innovate and position themselves for the next wave of growth in this rapidly evolving field.

UNITH builds momentum as digital human adoption gains traction

UNITH Limited (ASX:UNT) has developed the first-of-its-kind customisable and interactive AI-powered avatars that look, speak, and interact like real people.

These lifelike agents are easy to create, fully customisable, and operate in more than 60 languages. They are designed to enhance customer engagement, training, and communication, and allow companies to deliver human-style interactions at scale.

This technology is now being implemented by a rapidly growing list of clients from a wide range of industries, including education, healthcare, entertainment, and finance.

UNITH also operates a business-to-consumer (B2C) subscription division. Here, it helps businesses utilising subscription services to achieve steady income streams and develop long-lasting relationships with their clientele.

On the commercial front, UNITH reported revenue of $5.4 million for FY25, marking a 19 per cent jump from the previous year.

Building on this momentum, the group has continued to secure commercial traction across both new and existing clients.

It recently signed a new binding contract with Finnish entertainment group Persona Entertainment OY, covering an initial project through to March 2026 followed by a 12-month licensing agreement.

It also renewed its long-standing arrangement with the Alliance for Public Health, extending support for the organisation’s TWIIN digital assistant initiative across Ukraine, Moldova, and Georgia.

This renewal highlights the positive real-world impact of UNITH’s digital humans in delivering personalised healthcare support in crisis environments.

Separately, UNITH also showcased its technology at Tech Show Madrid 2025 in late October, generating strong market validation and more than 50 qualified leads from enterprise prospects across multiple industries.

Over the course of the event, the team created 33 digital human clones and significantly expanded its pipeline of potential collaborations.

Furthermore, the company has continued to grow its roster of tier-one strategic partners, including new agreements with Relait, Platform5ive, and Avendi.

These collaborations help broaden UNITH’s market reach and position its AI avatar technology across the investor relations, enterprise automation, and hospitality industries.

Pureprofile delivers record revenue as AI strategy broadens 

Pureprofile (ASX:PPL) is a global data and insights company providing industry-leading online research solutions for agencies, marketers, brands, and publishers.

Through its proprietary SaaS platforms, the group offers powerful tools such as audience intelligence, video surveys, and synthetic-response data, all built on a deep panel of engaged consumers.

Since its founding in Sydney 25 years ago, Pureprofile has expanded into a truly international business that now supports nearly 1,000 clients across North America, Europe, and the Asia-Pacific region.

And in recent years the company has intensified its focus on AI, using it to drive both operational efficiency and product innovation.

This strategy has been reflected in its financial performance.

For instance, Pureprofile delivered record quarterly revenue and operating earnings (EBITDA) in the first quarter of FY26.

More specifically, revenue of $16.1 million was up by 15 per cent from the previous corresponding period, and EBITDA of $1.9 million jumped by the same amount.

This performance marked the sixth consecutive year of double-digit revenue growth in the first quarter. It also reflects a five-year compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 24 per cent.

Notably, revenue from its ‘Rest of World’ segment surpassed ‘Australia and New Zealand’ for the first time, highlighting the company’s expanding global footprint.

Pureprofile has recently accelerated its AI strategy with a suite of next-generation research tools designed to improve speed, accuracy, and scalability.

Its ‘Conversational AI powered by inca’ product introduces a chat-style survey experience that delivers real-time and qualitative-rich responses, whilst keeping the efficiency of traditional quantitative methods.

The company’s ‘Message Testing’ tool uses synthetic respondents to provide instant feedback on communications, and its ‘AI Coding powered by Inca’ product rapidly analyses open-ended data with greater accuracy.

These tools, along with its new ‘AI Translations and AI Coding’ features showcase Pureprofile’s push towards faster and more automated insight generation.

dorsaVi sets course for next chapter in cutting edge sensor technology

dorsaVi (ASX:DVL) is a specialist in wearable sensor technology for motion and posture analysis.

The group has developed sensor-driven systems that can precisely capture how people move and activate muscles. In turn, employers and clinicians can correct unsafe movement patterns and identify the risk of injury in individuals.

Its flagship products include ViMove+ for clinical and sports application, ViSafe+ for workplace health and safety, and Research+ for motion and movement research across domains like sports performance and neurological rehabilitation.

Notably, dorsaVi has commenced integrating AI into its products to strengthen its analytical capabilities.

For instance, the company’s ViMove+ solution supports real-time facial tracking and video AI, with features such as facial blurring to protect individual identities.

The video AI technology also delivers sensor-free movement analysis for gyms, clinics, and sporting environments. It provides real-time angle detection, instant insights, and the ability to save and review videos, making it easier to identify key movement patterns and share results with patients, athletes, or clinicians.

Furthermore, dorsaVi recently hired Mathew Regan as Group CEO as it looks to progress its next-generation RRAM-powered AI, sensors, and robotics technologies.

Mr Regan is an accomplished executive with a strong record of turning emerging technologies into globally scalable platforms.

In his most recent role at Artrya (ASX: AYA), he successfully repositioned the company’s AI-driven clinical imaging platform, secured clearances from the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA), and facilitated global product adoption.

Since his appointment, dorsaVi announced the “transformational” acquisition of Processing-in-Memory and adaptive interface technology that could position the group at the forefront of next-generation wearable and robotics intelligence.

Management noted that this “strategic leap” pivots the company from reactive analytics to self-adapting edge systems – the next generation of embedded AI for biosensors and robotics.