BUZZ - Australia's Stakk shares surge due to IBM software contract
路透社2026/10/05 23:51On October 5th, Stakk (SKK.AX) shares rose as much as 26.1% to AUD 0.029, marking the largest intraday gain since September 29. The digital trust technology company announced that IBM will use its AI-driven document processing and verification software under a contract. The software will be deployed across Australia and New Zealand. The initial contract term is one year and will immediately generate revenue for the company. Including today's trading, the stock has declined 30.3% so far this year.
October 5 - ** Stakk (SKK.AX) shares surged as much as 26.1% to 0.029 AUD, marking the largest intraday gain since September 29
** The digital trust technology company (link) said that IBM IBM.N will use its AI-powered document processing and verification software under contract
** The software will be deployed across Australia and New Zealand
** The initial contract period is one year and will provide immediate revenue for the company
** Including today's trading, the stock has fallen 30.3% so far this year
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