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OKYO Pharma (Nasdaq: OKYO) announced that Panetta Partners Limited, linked to Executive Chairman Gabriele Cerrone, has acquired an additional 35,000 shares of the company at $1.00 per share. This purchase brings Mr. Cerrone’s total stake to 28.58% of OKYO's issued share capital, highlighting strong insider confidence. OKYO is focused on developing OK-101, a promising drug targeting the multi-billion-dollar dry eye disease market and neuropathic corneal pain. OK-101 recently showed significant results in a Phase 2 trial for dry eye disease, with further trials planned for ocular pain.

Laser Photonics (Nasdaq: LASE) hosted representatives from leading global companies at its Orlando-based Customer Experience Center (CEC) for hands-on demonstrations of its advanced laser systems. Visitors from industries such as aerospace, automotive, defense, and entertainment explored the precision, power, and sustainability benefits of Laser Photonics’ technology. The immersive experience highlights how Laser Photonics’ laser systems can transform traditional processes like surface cleaning and material processing, offering significant efficiency and safety advantages. Laser Photonics continues to disrupt the $46 billion sandblasting market with its innovative laser solutions, attracting interest from top-tier industrial players worldwide.

Zomedica Corp. (NYSE American: ZOM) introduced new advanced audio features for its VETGuardian® Zero-touch remote vital signs monitoring system, significantly enhancing its utility in veterinary care. The new capabilities include real-time audio streaming, recorded playback, and customizable alerts, allowing veterinarians to monitor animal health more comprehensively. This breakthrough in auditory data provides deeper insights into animal behavior and health, aiding in early distress detection and improving treatment outcomes. VETGuardian remains the only contactless system offering combined live video and audio monitoring, setting a new standard in remote patient care for veterinary practices.

LOBO EV Technologies (Nasdaq: LOBO) launched a new solar-powered golf cart, with the initial 33 units already sold to U.S. customers. This launch marks LOBO’s third successful export of golf carts to the U.S., underscoring its expanding presence in the eco-friendly transportation market. The new golf cart features high-efficiency solar panels with up to 22% conversion efficiency, enabling up to 80% battery charge through sunlight alone. This innovation aligns with LOBO’s commitment to green travel and caters to the rising demand for sustainable solutions in the U.S. market.