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Highlights
Inturai Ventures Corp. has executed a binding Master Services Agreement with Talius Group Limited (ASX:TAL), converting the companies' January 2026 Letter of Intent into a definitive commercial agreement.
The Agreement establishes a three-year framework under which the Company's spatial intelligence platform will be integrated into the Talius Smart Care ecosystem and packaged for deployment across Talius's established healthcare and aged-care footprint in the Asia-Pacific and Europe and Inturai's global footprint.
With the framework now signed, the Company moves from validation to revenue generation, deploying through individual Statements of Work that define scope, delivery and revenue for each project across the Talius footprint.
VANCOUVER, BC, June 30, 2026 /CNW/ - Inturai Ventures Corp. (the "Company") (CSE: URAI) (OTC: URAIF) (FSE: 3QG0) is pleased to announce that it has signed a binding Master Services Agreement (the "Agreement") with Talius Group Limited (ASX: TAL), a leading provider of aged and disability care technology across Australia, New Zealand, Singapore and the United Kingdom. The Agreement follows the non-binding Letter of Intent announced in January 2026 and a sustained period of joint technical validation.
The Agreement converts a period of collaboration and pilot deployment into a definitive commercial relationship. Moving from a Letter of Intent to a signed Master Services Agreement establishes the binding framework required to commercialise that work.
The Agreement sets a three-year initial term and governs all projects undertaken by the Parties across permitted commercial and enterprise sectors, including healthcare facilities and aging-at-home services. Each project is contracted through a separate Statement of Work that defines scope, deliverables and revenue share, giving both Parties a repeatable structure to convert pipeline into contracted revenue.
The signing is a validating milestone and demonstrates the platform's capabilities and potential. Demand for non-intrusive monitoring continues to rise as ageing populations and workforce constraints push care providers toward technology that extends staff reach without adding cameras or specialised hardware.
Patrick Howard, CEO of Talius Group Limited, commented:
"Inturai's spatial intelligence is an exciting complement to what Smart Care already delivers, and we see real potential in bringing the two platforms together. Formalising this Agreement gives our teams the runway to explore richer, more proactive care insights for the people we serve. We're optimistic about what this collaboration can unlock.