Integrated Media Technology IMTE

Integrated Media Technology Limited was incorporated under the laws of the Commonwealth of Australia on August 8, 2008 under the name China Integrated Media Corporation Limited. On October 12, 2016 the company changed its name to Integrated Media Technology Limited. The firm maintains its registered office at c/o Lowell Accounting Services Pty Ltd, Level 6, 412 Collins Street, Melbourne, Vic 3000 Australia and its principal office at Suite 3, Level 3, 89 Pirie Street, Adelaide SA 5000 Australia. Its current business activities consist of the manufacture and sale of nano coated plates for filters and air purifiers, the manufacture and sale of electronic glass, and the provision of halal certification and distribution of halal products. These operations are carried out directly and through subsidiaries such as Ohho International Limited for filter plates and air filter products and World Integrated Supply Ecosystem Sdn. Bhd. for halal certification and product distribution. The company also previously held interests in new energy ventures through its acquisition of Teko Energy Pty Ltd and its subsidiary Admiral Energy Corporation Pty Ltd, although it divested those interests at the end of 2024 to focus on its core operations.

Revenue is generated primarily from the sale of halal certified products and related services. According to the filing, sales of halal products and services amounted to 71,580 US dollars in 2025, 60,471 US dollars in 2024 and 85,454 US dollars in 2023. Interest income contributed a minor amount, with 18 US dollars in 2024 and 4 US dollars in 2023. Before the divestment of its new energy business at the close of 2024 the company also earned revenue from marketing and distributing new energy storage solutions, charging stations and vehicles under the Admiral Energy brand, although those figures are not presented separately in the income statement. The manufacture and sale of nano coated filter plates and electronic glass generate additional income, but these lines are not disclosed as distinct revenue categories in the reported financials. The company states that it uses proceeds from share issuances and convertible note financings to support working capital and operational expenses rather than to record as revenue.

For the fiscal years 2023, 2024 and 2025 the company operated as a single business segment and has not reported any separate operating segments. The filing indicates that the company has not altered its segment structure in recent periods and continues to aggregate all activities into one segment for financial reporting purposes.

• The sole operating segment encompasses the manufacture and sale of nano coated plates that are used in filters and air purifiers to capture particulate matter and improve indoor air quality, the manufacture and sale of electronic glass that can switch between transparent and opaque states for smart glass applications in building facades, windows and transportation, and the provision of halal certification services that audit and qualify food producers, processors and distributors to use the halal label, together with the distribution of halal certified food products through subsidiaries such as World Integrated Supply Ecosystem Sdn. Bhd. and Ohho International Limited. The segment also includes activities related to sourcing raw materials for the nano coated plate production and managing the lamination process for electronic glass, which relies on a film manufacturer to supply the necessary innerlayer film.

Integrated Media Technology Limited operates in two markets that are described in the filing as experiencing growth. The market for switchable glass is expected to expand in Asia, the Middle East and the United States as governments promote energy efficient building materials that reduce heat gain and lower carbon emissions. The market for halal food products and services is growing in Asia and Europe due to increasing consumer demand for food prepared according to Islamic dietary laws and the rising Muslim population in those regions. While the filing does not name specific competitors, it notes that the company relies on unpatented trade secrets, know how and proprietary technological expertise that are protected by confidentiality agreements with employees, advisors and consultants. The firm also states that it seeks patent protection for its innovations, although the outcome of such applications remains uncertain and patent protection may be limited by jurisdictional differences. A further advantage highlighted in the filing is the company’s ability to combine halal certification with smart glass solutions, offering customers a combined value proposition that is not commonly available from single focus providers. The company acknowledges that its success depends on obtaining adequate capital to fund operations and on maintaining relationships with film manufacturers for its lamination process and with third party partners for research and development. Additionally, the filing notes that the company’s operations are subject to government regulations including tariffs and import export controls that could affect the cost of goods and the availability of supplies from overseas sources.

The company serves food manufacturers, distributors and retailers that seek halal certification and wish to market halal certified products, with a particular focus on producers in Malaysia and other Southeast Asian nations. It also serves builders, architects and end users who are interested in air purification systems that incorporate nano coated filter plates and in smart glass installations for residential, commercial and automotive applications. The firm relies on a network of distributors, agents and consultants to reach these customers and has indicated that it is not dependent on any single major customer because it intends to build a broad and diversified customer base through multiple channel partners. Furthermore, the filing notes that the company targets halal food exporters and importers, food service providers and hospitality businesses as part of its halal product distribution network, while its smart glass offerings are directed toward original equipment manufacturers, building contractors and automotive manufacturers seeking to integrate switchable technology into their products.